E205 The Bachelorette Recap With Russell Dickerson
For this recap of The Bachelorette we are joined by country recording artist Russell Dickerson. As a previous performer on The Bachelorette, Russell is invested in the franchise and the super fan in him comes out as he and Nick go through the events of this evenings episode. From Ben & Zac's vulnerability to what it was like being a part of the show, and his want to be friends with Eazy in real life, Russel is all in. Make sure to check out his new album Southern Symphony coming out Dec. 4th.
"Everyone went hard in the paint on that self portrait."
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