'Bachelorette Party' — With Nick Viall (Ep. 327)

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2017

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

In the absence of a new 'Bachelorette' episode, The Ringer's Juliet Litman is joined by friend and former Bachelor Nick Viall for a free-for-all podcast. They talk about some common misconceptions about 'Bachelor in Paradise', life after reality TV, the Kardashians, NBA players, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:09.3	seven days in advance.
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0:30.0	Welcome to Bachelor app party.
0:43.8	I'm Juliette Littman, no episode this week, which is incredibly freeing because I was
0:48.0	able to bring in a wonderful guest, a dear friend, a drinking buddy in the making, currently
0:54.4	sipping coffee sitting across from me.
0:56.3	Mr. Nick Byall, welcome, Nick.
0:58.3	Hello, channel 33.
0:59.3	Hi.
1:00.3	The ringer.
1:01.3	The ringer.
1:02.3	Yeah, all of it.
1:03.3	It's confusing, honestly.
1:04.3	We got to work on the branding a little bit.
1:05.3	Okay, we've come a long way.
1:06.3	We have come a long way.
1:07.3	First, not you like a year ago.
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