Hello, everyone, and welcome to everything iconic with me, Danny Caligrino.

This week's summer house, I mean, staggering, jaw-dropping, mind-blowing, unexpected, surprising, startling, disturbing, alarming,

unsettling, jarring, horrifying, appalling, honestly insane, truly chaotic, borderline offensive.

Actually, more than borderline offensive. Just truly not okay. I was not prepared. And of course, I'm referring to

Jesse Solomon calling Bailey, bale of hay. That's right. I'm kidding, of course, but that was upsetting to me,

was the fact that Jesse Solomon gave Bailey a nickname, and it was Bail of Hay. Because you imagine

if somebody called Bail a Hay on camera, I would electric chair. I would electric chair them,

because that's not acceptable. And obviously

there was more intense things going on. I mean, I'm really fired up because the west of it all,

I hate to say it, but... Rottenhill. Him, Amanda, I mean, it started off this episode, and I had

heard it was a doozy of an episode. So everybody's been talking about, oh, Andy Cohen was on his

radio show. He's like, oh, just wait until you see this episode. And, you know, sometimes he hipes it up and you're thinking, oh, this is going to be a bad one. But then it turned out to be actually really enlightening and troubling because it opened. The episode was almost like bookend by these two demons. Amanda, just sitting with Sierra at the beginning of the episode saying, you are seen, I see you, you're so loved,

and so important, you deserve so much respect and so much more respect than you get. And I'm like, you know what, you need a shit. You know what? Up. I'm trying not to swear at the beginning of the episode. I'm trying to keep it clean. It's like I swear a lot. I know a lot of people always say that. And they do mark the episodes as explicit. But recently, I've come to the attention of these

nuns that do a podcast. Have you guys heard of the nuns that do the podcast? I see their clips on TikTok all the time. I forget what their name of their podcast is, but they were on like the Today Show, too, talking about it. And I've become sort of obsessed with them. And you know, I have a complicated relationship with religion. I was born and raised Catholic and went to Catholic grade school and everything. And then, you know, once I was gay, it was kind of hard to recognize or practice because he said you were a demon going to hell if you're gay. And so that was troubling. And, you know, I look back on my time in the Catholic school, and it's good and bad.

But anyway, the point is I have started embracing it again because of these nuns on TikTok

because they are basically doing like a gay podcast because it's just one nun hosting

and then she has her sisters on.

And anytime they talk about anything like, sister, yes.

And I'd be, sister, yes. Sister, yes.

Yes, sister.

Sister, yes.

Sister, yes.

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