The Really Good Podcast

During this episode of The Really Good Podcast, a really famous actor and comedian, Rick Glassman, sits down with me and makes me feel horrible the entire interview. Two weeks after filming this episode, I still have not fully recovered.

In this episode, Bobbi talks to Funny Marco: a comedian and TV star and wannabe rapper. Funny Marco breaks down his rap lyrics, shows off his pedicure, and gets Nicki Minaj to freestyle on her phone live on the show.

Inside one of his homes, Bobbi talks to Lil Yachty, who is the same age as her. Over a plate of warm cookies, they uncover the mysteries of life: How old are their kids? How did Lil Yachty choose his name? How do you pronounce "Lil"? Who is Bobbi, really? This deep conversation however is rudely interrupted by one of Yachty and Bobbi’s mutual best friends.

On the floor of a warehouse, Bobbi talks to her birthday twin and billionaire Mark Cuban. Although Mark politely declines to invest in her podcast or career, the two of them find common ground over their shared inability to digest lactose and love for Target.

At a zoo on the hottest day of the year, Bobbi talks to Thank You God Always aka Tyga. Next to a porcupine, the two discuss the health benefits, or lack thereof, of eating corn and drinking juice boxes. Tyga also regals Bobbi with her very own freestyle.

At La Choza Del Gordo, a Colombian Restaurant in Queens, “36-year-old” Bobbi talks to “40-something-year-old” J Balvin. Over shots of aguardiente, Jose teaches Bobbi Spanish and more about Colombian culture as the two look back on their shared Latino ancestry.

With a view of the Manhattan Skyline, Bobbi chats with the world’s largest DJ, DJ DIESEL. The two pontificate on possible new careers for DIESEL: doctor, detective, professional basketball player...

On a “half couch, half bed” surrounded by keyboards, Bobbi talks with Charlie Puth. After discussing his time on Sesame Street, the two break down his McDonald's order as well as his various food allergies, the names of his future kids, and most importantly his disdain for silence.

Inside the sauna of Beverly Hills mega mansion, Bobbi talks with Jason Derulo. Things begin to “heat up” as the two discuss his daily diet of canned tuna and four bananas, his time as People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive and his upcoming project that “lives in the podcast world.”

Inside a nondescript hotel room Bobbi (aka Bobbi Boucher; aka Snow on tha Bluff) and Kiari (aka Offset) interview each other. The two discuss each other's insecurities, whether or not it's cool to wear sunglasses indoors, and his dream to one day visit the moon.

This week it's a showdown of the Bobbi(y)s as Bobbi meets up with comedian Bobby Lee to play tennis in the backyard of Belair mansion. The two rally questions back and forth as they not only learn more about each other but the wonderful game of tennis.

Inside of a makeshift store front for The Honest Company, Bobbi speaks with Jessica Alba. The two discuss the legal and social implications of bubble wrapping their kids and Bobbi proposes her new idea for her own celebrity backed business venture, selling locks of Jessica Albas hair.