Bobbi Althoff Bringing Back ‘The Really Good Podcast’, New Season Premieres End Of September

EXCLUSIVE: Bobbi Althoff‘s The Really Good Podcast is making a return with a brand new season that kicks off on Sept. 30.
Yes, we know, we wrote that the video podcast was coming to an end back in July 2025. While the billion-plus viewed Althoff shortly rebranded a new interview series as Not This Again, she’s been going back to the original name, The Really Good Podcast. This is all in the spirit of keeping to her original roots, the sit-down show known for its satirical vibe with guests, all ignited by her valley girl snark, wit and jolly.
The Really Good Podcast, debuted in 2023 and ran for two years with guests including Drake, Jimmy Kimmel, Marc Cuban, Michael Cera, Shaquille O’Neal (if you haven’t seen her interview with the former NBA guy, turn on your cell phone and open your laptop as soon as possible as it’s a knee-slapper), Scarlett Johansson, Charlie Puth, Lily Reinhart, Marc Cuban, and Rainn Wilson (he called her a “shriveled little Hobbit woman, a rejected doll from M3GAN 2.0“ once, and she remembers that). The show amassed over a billion views and 250M+ likes.
Another clever stunt that Althoff pulled off on the The Really Good Podcast was that she was involved in a slight-of-hand brand stunt with L’Oreal’s CeraVe. When Cera sat down as her guest, she ribbed the Arrested Development star that he was the creator of the brand. The deadpan set-up played out in a campaign all the way to Super Bowl 2024 where Cera appeared in a spot for CeraVe.
Althoff’s sister podcast with rapper-reality star Sukihana, That’s BS With Bobbi & Suki, continues to stream on YouTube.
Althoff stars in the indie rom feature Love Language opposite Chloe Grace Moretz, Chloe Fineman, Lukas Gage and Billie Lourd.
As Deadline reported, Hulu ordered The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, which will feature Althoff. Check out the photo of her above with the series co-stars. Stay tuned whether they show up on The Really Good Podcast.
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