The Good Edit is the ultimate retrospective deep dive into the minds, motives, and mayhem of Bravo’s Real Housewives universe. Each season dissects the life of a single Housewife to uncover the psychological, social, and emotional forces driving her behavior—long before and long after the cameras roll.
From shifting alliances and explosive feuds to personal transformations and redemption arcs, hosts Elle Schwartz and Chris Persky trace each woman’s developmental journey from childhood to Bravo Icon, revealing how the milestones across her lifespan shape her choices, conflicts, and on-screen allegiances.
At the heart of the show is an exploration of the art of the edit—how storylines are crafted, how moments are heightened or erased, and how editing can turn a woman into a hero, a villain, or a cultural phenomenon. But the editors aren’t the only ones with power. Viewers play a defining role, too. Good Edit uncovers how audience reaction, online discourse, and fan-driven narratives influence what stories stick, whose relevance rises or falls, and how these iconic women are remembered.
A thoughtful, dynamic, and deeply human look at the Real Housewives world, The Good Edit invites listeners to reconsider the women they thought they knew—and the edits that shaped them.
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The Good Edit is the ultimate retrospective deep dive into the minds, motives, and mayhem of Bravo’s Real Housewives universe. Each season dissects the life of a single Housewife to uncover the psychological, social, and emotional forces driving her behavior—long before and long after the cameras roll.
From shifting alliances and explosive feuds to personal transformations and redemption arcs, hosts Elle Schwartz and Chris Persky trace each woman’s developmental journey from childhood to Bravo Icon, revealing how the milestones across her lifespan shape her choices, conflicts, and on-screen allegiances.
At the heart of the show is an exploration of the art of the edit—how storylines are crafted, how moments are heightened or erased, and how editing can turn a woman into a hero, a villain, or a cultural phenomenon. But the editors aren’t the only ones with power. Viewers play a defining role, too. Good Edit uncovers how audience reaction, online discourse, and fan-driven narratives influence what stories stick, whose relevance rises or falls, and how these iconic women are remembered.
A thoughtful, dynamic, and deeply human look at the Real Housewives world, The Good Edit invites listeners to reconsider the women they thought they knew—and the edits that shaped them.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Good Edit is the ultimate retrospective deep dive into the minds, motives, and mayhem of Bravo’s Real Housewives universe. Each episode peels back the layers of a single iconic woman’s life—tracing her journey from childhood to Bravo stardom to understand the psychological, social, and emotional forces driving her behavior on and off screen.
Through immersive storytelling and thoughtful analysis, hosts Elle Schwartz and Chris Persky examine the art of the edit—how producers craft narratives, heighten emotion, and shape public perception through subtle cuts, selective framing, and storyline construction. Every episode reveals how one moment becomes a meme, a feud becomes a plotline, and a woman becomes a legend.
But the editing room isn't the only source of power. The Good Edit explores how viewers themselves act as co-editors, influencing which stories rise, which reputations fall, and which Housewives remain culturally relevant. Audience reaction, online discourse, fan loyalty, and collective interpretation all become part of the narrative machine.
Across episodes, The Good Edit blends psychology, pop culture, media literacy, and Bravo-level drama to uncover the woman behind the storyline—and the forces that shaped her edit.
“Hey Editors, thanks for joining us for another breakdown of the art of the edit. And remember—The Good Edit is available on Apple Podcasts, iHeart, Spotify, and anywhere you consume your podcast obsession.” And remember whatever life throws out at you today...always do it with a GOOD & GRACEFUL EDIT!
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