Hello, everyone. Great news, people. We sort of, in a roundabout vague way, sort of kind of

maybe know what listen to your heart is all about. Shout out to week three for extending

those important details. From what I gather, it's a singing competition with a love component,

yes, and the couples are judged, sure, but what we don't know is how these duets are scored.

Do we have parameters? Are there rules? Is there a handy leaderboard? Will the judges hold up

paddles with numbers on them? Heavens no. At one point, Jason Maraz offers a great job, as

Kesha told someone they were beautiful, while

Jojo and Faker and Rogers said one performance gave them chills. I'm pretty sure that's equivalent

to a check plus, a smiley face, and a grape, scratch and sniff sticker. Nevertheless, some

guy and Austin and I break down the performances and give our

expert opinions. You should also know that I am in no way musical. Also, I call Matt by the name

of Mark half the time, and in one instance, I identify Becca as Bree. We're all in this together,

aren't we? Speaking of names, I want to thank everyone,

and there were so many of you who helped me figure out the contestants' doppelgangers.

Let it be known that Brandon will forever be Rolf until the end of time. Should he and Savannah

sing in a gazebo during a rainstorm? I just might die.

Hey, everyone, I'm Lindsay, and welcome to the I Hate Green Beans podcast.

During each episode, I'll be discussing television, movies, music, and books with friends

who love pop culture as much as I do.

For those of you wondering, yes, we will be talking about the Bachelor franchise, and no,

I do not want to try your grandmother's famous green bean cassero recipe. But thanks for offering. Now sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.

It's episode 166 of the I hate green beans podcast. I'm your host, Lindsay Ray. I'm here with some guy in Austin,

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