Dr. Robert Hadden was the kind of OB-GYN you recommended to your best friend,

but his cheerful demeanor hit an ugly truth.

Dr. Robert Hadden was found to be a serial predator, who abused hundreds of patients over his decades

long career. Listen to Exposed, cover up at Columbia University, Add Free on Wondering Plus.

I'm Jason Kinsebsiel, and welcome to Six Trophy's podcast, hosted by myself,

and four-time New York Times best-selling author, Shay Serrano. Each week, Shay and I are

finding the best of the NBA storylines, and then handing out six pop culture theme trophies

for six basketball-related activities. Listen to episodes everywhere on October 11th,

where you can listen Add Free by joining Wondering Plus in the Wondering app or on Apple podcasts.

Welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with KKC. Hope the two had a great week.

In this episode, I'm going to cover Love is Blind 5. Season 5, the first four episodes were

dropped last week, and my guest is Chris Derosa. Chris Derosa is a reality TV producer, so I love

to get his opinion, because he has a completely different lens, and sometimes we agree, sometimes

we disagree, and I feel like we disagree a lot about this season of Love is Blind. Again,

first four episodes are we're covering, and in this case, like all other seasons, you bring a

group of people from a chosen city together. They are on a set of like a, basically like a TV set,

and they're put into female and male-hut hoarders, separated, but in the middle,

they have these pods, these little, almost like, you know, when you go to a hotel and you go up

to go to the lounge because your room's not ready, it's like one of those. And you have these

conversations through a wall, and you have to figure out, is Love Blind? Like, do I love this person

enough that I'm going to get engaged to them? And then a curtain will be revealed, or will be

kind of pulled up, and I will see who this person is, that I basically shared my most innermost

...