E237 The Bachelor Recap With Natasha Parker
On today's Bachelor Recap we are joined by Natasha Parker. Before we get to the recap we take time in the first half of the show to discuss the issues surrounding Bachelor Nation over the last week after the conversation that Chris Harrison had with Rachel Lindsey and why it is important to keep learning about what we may not know. After that Nick and Natasha jump into the recap discussing their thoughts on Heather's interactions with the other women, Abigail's exit, and even some Bachelorette predictions. It is a supersized episode not to miss today.
" …it has provoked conversation between people, and is continuing to provoke conversation in regards to race…"
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