In this explosive episode of the Simplistic Podcast, Marciano Brunette finally breaks his silence on everything — Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Vanderpump Villa, the cheating scandal, the emotional affair, the truth behind the “sexual assault” allegation, and exactly how the show used his real life as the season’s main storyline without ever protecting him. For the first time on camera, Marciano goes scene by scene and exposes what REALLY went down: the FaceTime calls, the husband in the background, the truth-or-dare kiss, the emotional connection, the jealousy, the betrayal, and the moment he learned a cast member accused him of sexual assault on national television. He reveals how production brought him in under one contract, used him as the cliffhanger for an entire season, then left him in the dark while the internet went wild. Jeremy and the crew break down the mental toll, the producer manipulation, the power games, and what actually happens behind the scenes of reality TV that viewers never see. This isn’t just a tell-all — it’s the raw, unfiltered truth the internet has been begging for. If you’ve watched Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, this episode will change how you view the entire season. ⸻ WHAT MARCIANO REVEALS IN THIS EPISODE: • How he really met Demi & Jesse • The truth about the emotional affair • What happened the night of the “kiss” • Why the husband kept walking into the FaceTime calls • How the “sexual assault” accusation started • Why he was suddenly removed from a major event • How producers flipped his story into a season-long plot twist • The reality of being edited into a villain on TV • Why he still has feelings for Jesse • The truth behind the infamous “cuck” theory • How the internet reaction changed his life • What producers told him (and didn’t tell him) • What comes next for Marciano’s reality TV career 00:00 Marciano Brunette Joins the Show 00:25 From Vanderpump Villa to Secret Lives of Mormon Wives 01:08 Dirty soda shops, swinging rumors & how the show blew up 03:08 How Marciano actually met the Mormon wives cast 04:09 Were the husbands really okay with all this? 05:23 The truth about Marciano & Demi’s connection 07:19 Emotional affair, ex-girlfriend drama & best-friend beef 08:59 When the “sexual predator” accusation hits the internet 10:15 Why Marciano thinks the accusation happened 11:19 Late-night calls, FaceTimes & the married life she vented about 13:32 Did production turn Marciano into the main plot of the show? 15:33 The phone calls, the DoorDash, and the “cuck” theory 18:05 Pulled from a massive event two days before – with no explanation 20:25 Going viral: the POV video that lit up TikTok 23:05 What really happened with Jesse vs. Demi 24:26 Getting fired from Vanderpump Villa & mental health fallout 27:30 How one contract turned into a cliffhanger and a new season 30:59 Used for ratings but treated like a side character 34:45 The emotional toll of being called a sexual predator on TV 39:04 Why producers never let Marciano confront Demi & her husband 43:16 Calling out false SA allegations & standing up for real victims 48:16 “Do I even want this anymore?” – questioning the dream 52:10 How a childhood dream of reality TV became this mess 55:17 Jeremy’s prediction: Marciano will be huge on reality TV 57:03 “We’re done relying on them” – Marciano’s next chapter 59:10 Final message to production, the cast, and the audience Follow Us on Social Media: 🔗 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@simplisticshow 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplisticshow/ 👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimplisticPodcast/ #MarcianoBrunette #SecretLivesOfMormonWives #VanderpumpVilla #RealityTVDrama #RealityTVExposed #SimplisticPodcast #JeremyGreene #MormonWivesScandal #BravoTV #HuluSeries #RealityShowSecrets #FalseAllegations #ViralPodcast #RealityTVTea #TellAllInterview #MormonWives #RealityStarDrama #BehindTheScenes #TVDrama #RealityCheck See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jeremy Greene and the crew sit down with legendary record executive Chris Anokute — the man who helped launch the careers of Katy Perry, Rihanna, Iggy Azalea, and Bebe Rexha.

We sit down with Tilly Levine (Co-Founder of Tilly’s, Founder of Tilly’s Life Center) and Colleen Versteeg (CEO, TLC) for a raw talk on building an American retail icon — then doubling down on a bigger mission: fixing teen mental health with real tools that work in classrooms. What we cover: • The true origin story of Tilly’s: swap meets, rebrands, zero loans • Why teen depression spiked and how phones & feeds turbocharged it • TLC’s blueprint: emotional vocabulary, “vibe” check-ins, and weekly 60-minute classes • Vision boards, belief, action — the positivity system that scales success • Making SEL mandatory in schools and how parents can push it through • The business of doing good: partners, criticism, and staying on mission Tilly’s Life Center Gala — Nov 15, 2025 (Irvine, CA): Tickets: $400 — food, entertainment, and direct impact funding for TLC programs. Get tickets at TillysLifeCenter.org (selling fast). Call to action: If you’re a parent, teacher, or student who wants TLC at your school, reach out at TillysLifeCenter.org. Like, comment, and share to push this into the feeds that need it. 00:00:00 — Cold Open: “Worst advice” and why she did it anyway 00:00:24 — Intro at TLC HQ + guest lineup (Tilly Levine, Colleen Vincent) 00:03:01 — What is Tilly’s Life Center? Tools, outcomes, mission 00:04:12 — The teen mental-health spike (stats, COVID, bullying) 00:06:33 — Phones, feeds, and why school rules matter 00:09:24 — After the IPO: why TLC became the destiny 00:10:16 — Origin of Tilly’s: swap meets to first store (1982) 00:11:55 — Pivot to surf culture + zero-loan growth philosophy 00:14:12 — The American Dream: partnership, divorce, still a team 00:16:27 — Legacy, belief, and the 10,000-hour mindset 00:18:41 — Gala plug: Nov 15, Irvine — tickets and impact 00:19:51 — What schools aren’t teaching (SEL) and how TLC fills it 00:24:53 — Advice to 20-year-old founders: vision • belief • action 00:27:00 — How to get TLC into your school + after-school options 00:28:07 — The Vibe Board: color check-ins that actually work 00:30:13 — Kindness class: post-its, peers, and real talk 00:31:39 — Change your algorithm: why Gen Z gives hope 00:33:32 — Donate at Tilly’s stores: roundup that funds programs 00:34:38 — How Tilly became relentlessly positive (the switch at 12) 00:36:55 — Wrap + CTA: tickets, site, subscribe See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

TESLA'S AUTO PILOT TRIED TO KILL

In this host-only episode, Jeremy, Tyler, Kade, and Spencer go full Simplistic: calling out family debts, debating the Drake vs. Universal lawsuit and stream-botting, swapping Jamie Foxx stories, and reliving the most absurd fight we’ve had yet — a fantasy football “commissioner heist,” a salt-bombed slice, and a sacred ranch dip violated. We dig into AI in music (Sora, “AI artists,” holograms at shows), whether big-festival DJs are actually mixing live, why labels love “admin deals,” and what fans really connect with in 2025. Then it’s celebrity culture: Jake Paul vs. Tank, Kanye & Kim, Kris Jenner’s facelift, and why Timothée Chalamet might be the next DiCaprio. Topics Covered: • Drake vs. Universal, stream-botting, and admin deals • Jamie Foxx lore, RD Whittington, and industry “looks” • The fantasy league fight: commissioner controls, pizza salt-gate, and ranch rules • Sora, AI artists, holograms, and whether DJs pre-mix festivals • Swiftie culture, fan connection, and why persona sells • Kanye’s manic episodes, Kim’s poise, and media damage control • Kris Jenner’s glow-up and elite PR • Timothée Chalamet’s rise (and the DiCaprio debate) See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of the Simplistic Podcast, host Jeremy Greene sits down with Wack 100 for an honest, no-fluff conversation that moves from industry politics and hip-hop history to relationship growth and real-life philosophy. Wack breaks down the Puff sentencing math, the real story behind Death Row chains and Reggie Wright, why people confuse “gangster” with being a criminal, what likely happened in the Cool Kicks raid, and how trust, partnership, and purpose changed his life. You’ll hear candid street-to-boardroom game, how narrative control actually works, and a rare, vulnerable look at love, loyalty, and becoming a better man. Topics Covered: • Puff’s case, sentencing math, and why ego kills longevity • Death Row history, authentic Tupac chain tells (the five diamonds rule) • How handlers, brands, and media chess shape careers • Train heists, unreleased sneakers, and the Cool Kicks investigation • Gangster redefined: suits, systems, leverage, and boundaries • The New Testament rules (recruit better or wear the consequences) • The friends and family badge, police stops, and life after the streets • Vulnerable talk on trust, love, and building with the right partner See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Everyone is using ChatGPT, but few people understand what’s really happening behind the curtain. In this video, we ask the question that most avoid: Is ChatGPT dangerous? We break down how tools like ChatGPT work, what their real-world risks are, and how they might be changing human behavior without us even noticing. From misinformation and bias to emotional dependence and data privacy, this is a clear look at the darker side of artificial intelligence. You’ll see examples of ChatGPT acting unpredictably, hear insights from the team, and get a balanced perspective on what the rise of generative AI means for the future of creativity, work, and truth itself. Topics Covered: • What makes ChatGPT so powerful • The real dangers of AI tools • Why experts are worried about bias and misinformation • How to use ChatGPT responsibly • What the future of AI could look like See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of the Simplistic Podcast, Jeremy Greene interviews filmmaker, entrepreneur, and content creator Wesley Armstrong, who shares behind-the-scenes stories about his film Vigilante, his love for Japanese culture and anime, the challenges of balancing life and creativity, and offers personal insights on relationships, content creation, and staying motivated, all while delivering humor and life advice along the way.

Join us in this captivating episode as we sit down with Nick Hussar, the visionary founder and CEO of OffRamp, a groundbreaking local commerce platform. Discover how a personal challenge of clearing out a room for his unborn daughter led Nick to revolutionize the way we buy and sell in our communities. In this engaging conversation, Nick shares the raw realities of entrepreneurship, including the highs and lows of startup life and the gritty hustle behind building a billion-dollar company from scratch. Learn about the innovative strategies that fueled OffRamp's success and how they navigated the challenges of competition and market entry. 💡 Key Highlights: The spark that inspired Offer Up creation Overcoming personal and professional obstacles Lessons learned from rejection and resilience Insights into building a thriving marketplace The importance of seizing opportunities in uncertain times Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or simply looking for motivation, Nick's story is sure to inspire you to follow your dreams. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more incredible entrepreneurial journeys!

A hilarious, unpredictable podcast episode where Jeremy Greene interviews Nick from the Vlog Squad, filled with chaotic moments and unfiltered comedy.

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When Billy Carson sat down for what he thought was a normal podcast, things took a turn—fast.

Inside Nick Cannon's Crazy Life: 12 Kids, UFOs, and Mariah Carey

Join Jeremy, Rob, and Grant, the "Three Stooges of Success," as they mix business insights with sarcastic banter, delivering a podcast full of entrepreneurial wisdom and hilarious dude-bonding chaos