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Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe

Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe

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On the charts since 2017, Off The Vine isn’t just a podcast—it’s a full-bodied pour of unfiltered conversations, deep dives, and downright ridiculous moments. Hosted by Kaitlyn Bristowe—former Bachelorette, DWTS champ, and your go-to girl for keeping it real—OTV is like catching up with your bestie over a glass of wine (Spade & Sparrows, because, duh). Whether you’re a day-one Vino or a first-time listener, expect a mix of thought-provoking chats, pop culture deep dives, personal growth, spirituality, and the occasional joke that probably crosses the line. Sip, stay, and let’s get into it!

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  • Carl Radke | How Bravo Saved His Life!
    Mar 5 2026

    #925. Carl Radke has lived much of his life in front of the world. After nearly a decade on Summer House, he opens up about the moment watching himself on TV forced him to confront his addiction — and why he believes Bravo ultimately saved his life.

    He shares the grief of losing his brother to an overdose, how he’s now celebrating over five years of sobriety, and the unexpected impact of sharing his journey publicly — from a stranger stopping him outside the subway to say his story saved her life, to the surreal Chrissy Teigen and John Legend Sundance story that proves you never know who’s watching.

    Carl also talks about writing his memoir Cake Eater, relearning how to socialize without alcohol, dating while sober, and how his priorities have completely changed — plus a few teases about the new season of Summer House.

    Whether you know Carl from Summer House or simply connect with his honesty about addiction, grief, and growth, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

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    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    • (01:51) Carl reflects on watching himself back on Summer House — and the moment he realized he had a serious problem with drugs and alcohol.
    • (36:17) The wild Chrissy Teigen & John Legend Sundance story… including the unexpected private plane ride home.
    • (1:00:26) Carl opens up about dating while sober and how his priorities — and what he needs in a partner — have completely changed.
    • (1:03:08) Carl teases what viewers can expect from the new season of Summer House and why things may look different for the original cast.

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    1 h et 9 min
  • Jessica Barrett | The Pilates Comment Heard Around the World on Love Is Blind!
    Mar 3 2026

    #924. If you watched Love Is Blind Season 10, you know the moment.

    Jessica Barrett joins Kaitlyn to unpack the now-infamous Pilates comment — what led up to it, what wasn’t shown, and what was actually going through her head in real time.

    They get into red flags, projection, ego, body image, and the difference between being chosen and being valued. Jessica also shares what surprised her most watching it back, whether there’s been accountability since, and how someone trained in risk assessment ended up saying yes to a social experiment like this in the first place.

    If you’ve been wanting more insight into Love Is Blind Season 10, this one’s for you!

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    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    • (3:40) – No warning, no buildup — how the Pilates comment really went down.
    • (20:49) – The phone call after the spiral… and whether there’s been real accountability.
    • (36:50) – How she told her hospital she was filming Love Is Blind (and got the time approved).
    • (42:08) – The lesson that changed everything & her biggest takeaway of season 10.

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    51 min
  • Thais Gibson | Why You Love the Way You Love: The 4 Attachment Styles Explained!
    Feb 26 2026

    #923. Why do you love the way that you love… and why do you keep repeating the same patterns?

    This week, Kaitlyn sits down with attachment theory expert and best-selling author Thais Gibson to break down the 4 attachment styles — secure, anxious, avoidant, and disorganized — and how they shape every relationship in your life.

    Thais shares her own powerful story of trauma and addiction at just 15 years old, and the moment she discovered that your subconscious mind — not your conscious mind — is driving who you’re attracted to, why you get triggered, and why certain relationships feel impossible to walk away from.

    They also talk about how attachment styles are formed, how they can change, and the first step to becoming more secure.

    If you’ve ever wondered “Why am I like this in relationships?” — this episode is for you.

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    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    • (4:38) — Thais shares her traumatic upbringing and addiction at just 15 years old.
    • (12:21) — The 4 attachment styles explained (and how to identify yours) Secure, anxious, avoidant, and fearful avoidant — and how each one affects your relationships.
    • (32:29) — How to rewire your core wounds and change subconscious patterns.
    • (58:00) — The first step to healing your attachment style.


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    1 h et 5 min
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