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The JTrain Podcast

Swift & Kelce Engaged?! JLo is single! HawkTua Costumes! - POP CULTURE THURSDAY - The JTrain Podcast w Jared Freid

The JTrain Podcast

Jared Freid

Comedy Interviews, Comedy, Health & Fitness, Sexuality

4.84.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2024

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

In this Pop 🍾 Culture Thursday!! Jared kicks off with rumors surrounding Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s possible engagement💍, following some slip-ups on the Monday Night Football broadcast. As he navigates through various sources, including Yahoo and Page Six, Jared discusses the ever-evolving speculation about Swift and Kelce's relationship and the frenzy it causes in the media.

Jared goes on to talk about the recent revelations about Jennifer Lopez’s single life after her split from Ben Affleck, with J.Lo candidly opening up about her feelings post-divorce. Jared compares media reactions and adding his own takes on how rumors and narratives spiral in the world of pop culture! From potential Swift-Kelce wedding bells to J.Lo’s reflective stance on independence, Jared’s take on these celebrity topics is both light-hearted and engaging, perfect for a Thursday episode full of page-turning headlines.

He continues to talk about whats going on reacting to Richard Gere and his wife’s steamy red carpet PDA, questioning the media's portrayal of their age gap. In other news, Billie Eilish vows to stop talking about her private life and sexuality, but Jared debates how realistic that promise is in today’s world of celebrity culture💋 Plus, reality TV star Sheena Shay dishes out divorce advice to her Vanderpump Rules co-stars, leaving Jared unimpressed with her generic parenting tips.

Jared continues discussing various pop culture topics, diving into a critique of reality TV personalities like Sheena Shay. He mentions how these celebrities often don’t say anything profound, instead offering common advice, like "put your child first," which Jared finds bland. The conversation transitions into an analysis of podcast trends, with Jared expressing frustration over how certain podcasts gain popularity, despite what he sees as weak content. 

Jared specifically names Hayley Welch's podcast, saying it’s doing well but feels like a case of “good guest, bad show.” He criticizes the notion that these podcasts promise “real conversations” when, in his view, no groundbreaking discussions happen. The example given is Hayley Welch's rise to podcasting success, starting from a viral catchphrase to now having a top-ranking podcast and even a costume inspired by her catchphrase being sold at Spirit Halloween. 

Jared praises Welch’s business success with her jumpsuit costume line, noting that this venture makes sense given her viral fame. He finds the costume to be fitting for certain demographics, like younger people looking for easy and recognizable Halloween attire. 

The conversation then shifts briefly to Britney Mahomes, where Jared jokes about how her outfit for a Chiefs game resembled Britney Spears’ iconic red leather look. There’s some discussion about public perception of Mahomes, though Jared doesn’t seem to share the disdain others might have for her.

Lastly, Jared touches on a sadder topic—the brewing estate battle following Richard Simmons’ death. His brother, Lenny Simmons, and longtime housekeeper, Teresa Reveles, are in a legal dispute over the estate. Reveles claims that she was unfairly removed as co-trustee, and that Lenny and his wife pressured her into signing paperwork shortly after Richard’s passing. Jared reflects on how money can complicate relationships, and how these disputes can tarnish the legacies of beloved public figures like Richard Simmons.


Tune in for all this and more, including a shout-out to all of you writing in! Please continue to write in at 👉jtrainpodcast@gmail.com or DM us at @jtrainpodcast


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Hop on the "JTrain" with comedian Jared Freid and his crew of pals, including YOU! Join us for an hour of laughs, gripes, and straight talk on modern love. Send in your questions, dish on the latest trends, and more to jtrainpodcast@gmail.com – we'll tackle it all on air! It's a no-nonsense, fun journey where we escape reality for a bit, delivering quick laughs and razor-sharp insights into the wild world of life and love. Tune in every Monday.

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Jared Freid is a stand up comedian from Boston and who is currently based in New York City. Jared is known to give great dating advice and is all knowing of the Bachelor & Bachelorette nation! You can catch his latest comedy special on Netflix, “37 & Single”, where Jared discusses dating app frustrations to awkward setups to breakup justifications. (For the record, Jared’s mom thinks his body is “just fine.”) Besides regularly headlining and touring around the country, Jared hosts two podcasts called “The JTrain Podcast” and “U Up? Podcast” with Jordana Abraham of Betches, where they discuss their takes on modern dating with issues ranging from apps to hookups to relationships. Check out more of his comedy and a live show today! 👉https://jaredfreid.com/

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to the J-Train podcast. It's J-Train Jared Freed.

0:03.6

Come you live from the West Village of Manhattan. That's right.

0:06.7

It's a pop culture Thursday. Every Thursday we go through some headlines from the page six of the New York Post.

0:17.0

I, okay. This week we're going to do it a little differently.

0:21.0

I'm taping this Wednesday the day before so this is hot out of the

0:26.4

press. Is that how you say it? I you know I usually go to page six and just go through those articles and I try to like

0:34.6

print you know I basically the way I do this you can I'll let you into my process is I go to

0:40.3

page six and I look at headlines and I say oh that seems fun that seems fun

0:44.3

maybe I'll have an opinion on that and I'll I'll hit that you know if you have an apple

0:48.4

computer I press command and I click the title and I just have another tab open.

0:53.0

Does that make sense?

0:55.0

I'm talking to myself.

0:56.0

Well, here's the problem on Wednesday, October 9th.

1:00.0

Every story could basically be split into like three things.

1:08.0

It's like Kelsey Taylor Swift, it's Trump election, and it's Diddy. And honestly, and then there's like also the ones I don't want to click on are like the horrific ones where you see like you know this is supposed to be fun this is supposed to be light and if you want different than that, you know, we can,

1:36.0

I can certainly do that, but I,

1:39.0

it's not even fun for me.

1:41.6

Like, so what I did was I went through page six I had six articles

1:46.7

opened I'm like okay that could be enough and then I went to Yahoo which I haven't

1:51.6

been to Yahoo I haven't been to Yahoo. I haven't said Yahoo in a long time. Even say it, do it. Do it right now.

1:58.0

Yahoo. It's a weird word to say. It comes. Something about yeah. I talked about the word bozo recently. How I want to bring it back.

2:11.2

Look at this bozo. I think I talked about that on

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