Iced Out of Summer House with Jesse Solomon

Rogue Energy

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Tv & Film, Society & Culture

3.0 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2026

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

No one really knows what happens behind closed doors, unless you’re Jesse Solomon.

The “Summer House” cast mate makes startling comments about Scamanda, his own mistakes, and the icy treatment he still faces.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.5	Guaranteed Human.
0:05.6	Hey guys and welcome back to another episode of Casual Chaos.
0:09.5	This week we have a very exciting guest from The Summer House cast.
0:13.3	Jesse Solomon, welcome to Casual Chaos.
0:15.8	Thanks so much for having me.
0:17.0	Hey, guys, so we actually recorded this episode with Jesse a week prior to the Amanda and
0:22.7	Wes breakout, but don't worry, we have his thoughts in our casual chaos, chaotic questions
0:28.2	that we are dropping early for you guys tomorrow. So stay tuned and you'll hear his thoughts.
0:35.4	How are you? I'm good, ready for a big week.
0:38.3	Starting the week.
0:39.3	Yeah.
0:40.3	So let's start from the beginning.
0:41.3	Where did you grow up?
0:43.3	I'm from the north suburbs of Chicago and I had a lovely childhood.
0:50.3	Went to University of Miami in Florida, studied music there, and then moved to New York
0:58.6	for five years.
1:00.1	I worked at WME in the music department.
1:03.1	That's cool.
1:03.7	And then I started my own company with my boss from WME, and then moved to Miami, worked in finance, moved back to New York.
1:15.4	So always back and forth though from Miami?
1:18.0	Yeah.
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