Welcome back to Gavin with Gibb. I'm your host, Gibson-Johns, and today on the show, we're looking back at season 10 of the Real Housewives of Potomac, which really had it all. A big promising cast full of OGs and vets and new editions and returning stars and rising stars.

It had humor.

It had an instantly iconic cast trip to Colorado.

Maybe for all the wrong reasons, but still iconic nonetheless.

Lots of drama, both serious and completely unsurious, just how I like it.

We had a prison release and an arrest.

I mean, whew, I don't remember a

housewife season that has had so much to offer in recent years. I mean, it really, it really was

kind of the moment for me. And to help me break it all down, because it's a lot. We have the host of

the I Cannot podcast, Kendrick Tucker. We had a really fantastic

conversation. We went in depth about this season and the state of the cast and the state of the

show. The turnaround that this show has done over the past two years, I think is really remarkable.

I mean, season eight was really a low point and one of the worst housewife seasons that I can

remember in recent memory.

So I think that everyone involved should be really proud of that. It's also funny because all of a sudden,

there's just one Housewives franchise on right now, Beverly Hills, and it's in the back half of

its season. We do have Rhode Island and Atlanta coming in April, but right now, Bravo feels all of a sudden

really dominated by the

younger show, Southern Charms, Summerhouse, Southern Hospitality, which of course you know I love

as well. But it's just funny how we kind of go through these sort of broader seasons on housewise.

So we just had three on and now we just have one. And also I do know that, you know, on

Gabby and I've been doing a lot more interviews lately and we've been putting out more episodes

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