Hello and welcome into another episode of Morgan's Pop Talks, bringing down the latest in reality

TV and pop culture.

Super excited for today's show.

We have Carl Radke from Summerhouse here, getting ready to dive into all of the things we

need to know heading into season 10.

I've been sitting on this interview for a while, really excited to get it to you guys. And it is like one of my favorite interviews that I've ever done. You know, I have an affinity for Carl. So that makes sense. I have an affinity for Summer House in general. It's my comfort show. It's my feel good show. So it's coming back next week. And we could not be more excited. I also talked to him a lot about his memoir, cake eater, which you guys know I had just been ranting and raving about it because it is so good. If you like to read or even listen to it on Audible, it is such a great read. So I'm really, really excited to get that to you today. And of course, we have so much more to get into with the pop three with the DJ from the Beckham

wedding speaking out, the traders, this new America's Next Top Model documentary.

But, you know, we always start with the top of the show rant.

And typically I say something like, I hope you've had a good week.

And like, no. I think it's pretty obvious that we haven't had a good week you know it's one thing to be snowed into

your house while your husband by the way is on a tropical work retreat you can't tell but I'm

rolling my eyes and I know that others got hit way worse with Storm Firm than I did,

but then, you know, you also open your phone and you saw what happened in Minnesota this weekend.

And it was just a lot. And you know, for me personally, I'm a shutter downer. And I'm working on that. But it's really hard for me not to

just shut down when I get overwhelmed by the things that I'm seeing on my phone screen.

And I'm sure a lot of people can relate. And not only that, you know, I got a lot of DMs this

weekend from girlies in Minnesota who are scared

and hurting and pain. And that really broke my heart. And, you know, I know it sounds cliche and it is

cliche to say, I'm praying for you, but like I really am. And I want you to know that. Like,

if you're in Minnesota and you're scared, I want you to know that you're on my heart and you're on my mind. And like, really, what else can I do? Feel kind of helpless, you know, and I don't want to get too deep into it because I want to make you feel better. I feel like that is not my calling, but it's what I want to do.

You know, I want to be a unifier of people.

I want us to be able to come together and have giggles and laughs and just do whatever we need to do.

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