Fall Down the Gabby Windey Podcast Rabbit Hole!

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In only a brief span of its broadcast tenure, “The Traitor” has risen to be one of the greatest reality series ever produced. Streamable on Peacock for subscribers, this competition-based reality show offers an intriguing blend of camp and captivating drama. While many are enamored with host Alan Cumming’s distinctive accent, I must admit that the standout performer in Season 3 was Gabby Windey from “The Bachelor“. I’ve been delving deeper into her content, and I firmly believe it serves as an ideal soothing salve for the heart following the finale.

Upon viewing the cast for The Traitors Season 3, Gabby was a name that wasn’t previously known to me. Since I don’t tune in for shows like The Bachelor or Dancing With The Stars, it was her amusing commentary during The Traitors that won me over. As viral clips from her podcast Long Winded started surfacing, she became my favorite contestant of the season. It’s hard not to appreciate her when she brings up topics like not being paid for winning the show – Windey indeed raised some interesting points there!

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The Gabby rabbit hole is very real, and it’s where I currently live. She went viral as the season aired for one of her hilarious Long Winded rants, where she admonished professional engagements happening after 3pm. A fan account in Instagram adds funny text to Gabby’s words, and you can see the clip in question below:

After giving the podcast a listen myself, it’s clear that this is simply Gabby’s conversational style. Although she occasionally invites guests, like her recent chat with Carolyn Wiger from “The Traitors”, most of the time the reality TV personality and former nurse delves into extended discussions lasting approximately 40 minutes. These lengthy monologues are quite remarkable, and while they are humorous, they demonstrate Gabby’s profound knowledge of queer theory, politics, and other topics. The fact that she manages to seamlessly integrate these themes without any interruptions showcases her true poetic talent.

Despite the lingering sadness after the finale of “Traitors” Season 3, Gabby’s content has become a comforting distraction for me. It seems like an additional chapter or epilogue, allowing me to revisit her podcast and catch up on her insights about the series.

Additionally, she has a mentioned podcast that’s like a never-ending treasure trove of entertainment. The episodes are brief and quite digestible, making them enjoyable to listen to. Each installment provides some side-splitting comments from the former Bachelor contestant. Here’s another amusing snippet you might appreciate:

In simpler terms, this woman has earned a spot in my “Traitors” hall of infamy due to her actions. Unfortunately, she had to split her winnings with three others, making it less lucrative for her compared to other winners. However, there’s a chance she might rejoin the game during an All-Stars season. After all, it’s just wishful thinking on my part!

I’m thrilled to share that all variations of “The Traitors” are currently streaming on Peacock! However, it’s disappointing news that American fans might need to be patient until next year for the US version to return. That means we’ll have to hold off until after the 2025 TV premiere season to catch new episodes. Here’s to hoping the wait will be worth it!

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2025-03-21 21:08