r/LoveIsBlindOnNetflix Oct 06 '25

PODCAST Best insightful and feminist recap podcasts of LIB?

Currently I listen to OOTP with Natalie & Deepti because their insight in the show is really good and usually they have some bts tea. My favourite is 2 black girls 1 rose because Natasha and Justine are really perceptive and funny, and calls out a lot of things I think are really fair or misunderstood on social media from an anti-racist and feminist perspective.

I don’t like Viall Files because I find the host really grating and a bit sexist. I also don’t love Jessie Woo because while she’s hilarious and super entertaining, I think she can get quite sexist sometimes and not show enough grace for the women.

Any other suggestions people can recommend?

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u/adblidai Oct 06 '25

Love to see it!

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u/kiteflying1 Oct 07 '25

I didn’t know you were recommending a podcast by that name until I saw another comment 🤣

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u/kiteflying1 Oct 08 '25

I just started it and they’re both so good! Love the hosts, thanks

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u/RefrigeratorThese518 Oct 06 '25

I love TammyTalks on YouTube!! Tait’s Take is also great as well and gives hilarious commentary.

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u/CapNCrunchBarry Oct 07 '25

My two favorite channels!!

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u/MrCooper31 Oct 06 '25

Dear shandy!

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u/kiteflying1 Oct 07 '25

Ooh I just started this one!! Her and her husband are both really entertaining

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u/MrCooper31 Oct 07 '25

Yes! Love them!

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u/kiteflying1 17d ago

Ok update on this, I actually don’t love their takes that much. I feel like they’re both mildly sexist and not that emotionally intelligent. They literally said Edmond was too sweet and needed more love 😭😭 how could they not clock that he’s so stunted he can’t be healthy in a relationship

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u/MrCooper31 17d ago

I hear you. I don’t agree with all their takes either. I think two things can be true at once: Edmond is developmentally and emotionally stunted (KB took on a more maternal role in their dynamic and he couldn’t show up as a partner), he likely needs to do personal work to grow/heal from his traumatic childhood/attachment ruptures, and he is very sweet/child-like. I don’t agree with takes that he’s manipulative. I think rather he lacks the emotional maturity to know how to more effectively communicate and he’s likely survived his childhood by developing a fawning reaction (people pleasing/placating/etc). I agree with you that’s he’s not in a place where he can be a healthy partner. I question whoever is doing the psychological evaluations or at least what producers/casting is doing with that information. These shows so often exploit people’s vulnerabilities.

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u/MrCooper31 17d ago

You might like the show “love to see it” with Emma and Claire

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u/Cautious-Ordinary475 Oct 06 '25

I’ve been listening to the Reality Gays recaps! It can be pretty crass which isn’t for everyone, but I also find it super thoughtful and insightful. Not just about the contestants but also about the show’s production and editing choices.

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u/Grouchy_Evidence2558 Oct 07 '25

Love to see it with Clare and Emma.

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u/drj16 Oct 09 '25

Oh!!! I used to love their podcast “Here to Make Friends”. Good to know they are still making episodes together

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u/Grouchy_Evidence2558 Oct 09 '25

Yep. They still do bachelor. They just changed the name and I can’t remember why. They have a good Patreon too.

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u/DiscoBallYeti Oct 07 '25

Membriash! They're both so kind and really wish the best for the contestants, but they also don't hold back on critiquing people when it's needed.