The Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast - Ben's Baby Shower with Jonathan Johnson

Episode Date: December 11, 2024

Ben's Baby Shower continues with a hang with Jonathan Johnson from Jenn Tran's season of The Bachelorette! We revisit all the drama that went down at the mansion and Ben shares what he REALLY thought of Jonathan while watching from home!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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this is wisecrack available now listen to wisecrack on the iHeart radio app apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts this is the ben and ashley i almost famous podcast with iHeart radio it's an exciting night there's so many stars outside there's so much good food outside bob and i can't wait to get out there but right now we cannot wait to talk to jonathan from the previous season of the bachelorette gen trans season uh i call jigity jay yeah that's what i was just trying to get to that and i couldn't remember what he calls him yeah it's jiggity jay you call yourself jiggity jay i call him that i call him a little bit a little no everyone else calls me i call him jiggity jay and he adopted that as his monica what does it come from in my defense i did make it my instagram handle but i don't refer to myself as jiggity john

and i didn't come up with why don't you one of my best friends in childhood did there was just like a random morning we're i think we're on like vacation somewhere and he came in after an out of drinking and I was like I was just saying some some BS and he was just like shut up jiggity out of nowhere just literally out of nowhere and I went oh my god from the old school bomb digity right yeah I mean they were thinking about I'm aging myself yeah yeah you wouldn't have known that sorry answer that all right so jiggity uh jiggity joe uh as we see here tonight jiggity jay and we talk about your life post show you've been up to a lot um obviously my co-host who's not here Night Ashley absolutely loves you. She picked you as her. He picked you. Um, and then we've been

covering every headline you make. And it feels like, I think Trista picked you as well. Is she? Yeah. Actually, I think Trista picked you as well. But the show never picked you as the bachelor. And so my first question was, is that disappointing? It's hard now that I've had more time to think on it. Um, but I never had any expectation of it. You know, I went on with just an open mind and like an open art. I was like, this is going to be a fun opportunity. And, If I happen to find my person on here, cool. Like, awesome. There was no expectation of anything after the fact.

Did you feel like you found your person, though? Did you feel like Jen was your person? I mean, I think in the moment, yes, you know, you're kind of shut off in reality. You have you and there's one other person to worry about. Because we got kind of sucked into it, at least Tristan and I did. Yeah. We did a dancing with a star recap every week. Yeah.

And we'd see you in the crowd. We're like, oh, my God, it's happening. Like, he's there supporting. And is he going to fight Sasha? Who knows? Like, what's going to happen? You know, we were like making up our own shit. It's the next, like, Jake Paul,

is there the opener? It's like, that would be jiggity. But we were so, we were so concerned. Even though we have no beef, I think it would be hilarious to do. Because we thought you guys, like we thought that's why you were there and you were supporting her as a friend. Yeah, 100%. Yeah.

And that was the only reason I wanted to be there, too. You know, she came to L.A. And initially on the show, like, one of the things that kind of stuck out from us of not working out was distance. She was like, I would never want to move to L.A. I don't like L.A. And I was like, well, I'm not going to Miami. Like, for obvious reasons.

No offense. Miami. As well, Smith once said. It's Spanish. I don't, buddy, I speak as Spanish.

Yeah. Louis-fluente. But then she gets here and she's like, oh my God, I love L.A., but she doesn't have anybody. So I was like, you know what?

I want to step up and just be that person. You know, you came off, you went through a whirlwind of shit. And I was like, I have enough, like,

availability and, like, my heart to, like, bring somebody else in and, like, care for them, especially if they don't have anybody. So I just did my best to be there, for her and show her that somebody like does care that that's very nice so i like that yeah trista loved

like so i i wasn't as able because i have a couple little kids i wasn't as able to watch jen's season as i wanted to be i thought she was lovely i thought you were definitely a standout person on the show um i was i was surprised i will say i was surprised that you weren't the guy in the end and i think that you know obviously it didn't work out for jen in that regard so that was kind of a bummer. Has there been any thought of revisiting that relationship? I mean, has there ever been, you know, I mean, it doesn't have to be, has there been anything during Dancing with Stars?

Her and I specifically? Not really. You know, it was a very platonic friendship. I didn't want to put any of that pressure on her either. And I don't think she was in a place for it at all. And we both understood what we need to be there for each other for. You know, I think a lot of people like to look for that. I mean, that's why people watch The Bachelor.

Absolutely. They want that love story. The people who still believe in, like, that romantic love, that deep love, that's what they watch because they still believe in it. And they want for that to happen. It didn't work out with the first two guys. So they're like, all right, well, who's the next best option? Which, like, once I started thinking, I was like, that's kind of shitty.

Like, I'm the next best option, which I didn't like to think about. Yeah. As long as I'm an option. Come on. But, like, in that scenario, you know, we were just platonic friends. And I think we both knew, like, we're going to have fun together. Like, we're going to make videos together

because people love to see it. And that's really it. Like, it wasn't anything more than that. It brings me to ask, and we have to ask, because of what we do for a living here. Jen's season, I think, will go down as history tells it,

as one of the oddest seasons of all time within Bachelor Nation. Yeah. I think it was exciting. I think people got into it. I think it ended in a way that fans weren't, thrilled about. And then it just got weirder.

Like, you know, Devin blew himself up 30 times posting. It's wild. So I want to hear from you, your thoughts now as you look back on this experience and being a friend, platonic friend with Jen. Yep.

How do you make sense of all? Like, what do you make sense of, I guess, in the midst of this chaos? Well, and I would ask this, too, like, were you in Devon? and I'm sorry that I don't know this were you guys friendly like would you consider him a friend and then watching how this whole thing unfolded were you like what the actual effing h is going on like I mean were you kind of in the same ballpark as the rest of us watching or were you kind of

like I get him yeah you know I'd like to know that part too okay the gen part first though because I think that's the most important part yeah I feel like it's a it's a long winded but I know we're working on a time crunch so I want to try and take your time bring it together a little bit we drink a tequila wait what was the gen part specifically well I just think it's how do you make sense of this whole thing? thing. You just went through it. It was your life. This was time is the most valuable resource we have on earth. You spent your time on this thing. And now you look back and you go, what was this all for? Because the whole thing got weird real fast and kept getting weird posts. Yeah. And so like

just overall, like what are your thoughts on it all? Honestly, I mean, for me, I just, on the show, after the show, I stayed in my own lane. Like, I didn't get involved in any of the shit. None of the drama. And I, that's just not me. Like, I don't walk. into a room and try to big dick a bunch of other guys because I just don't care. Like, I'm just going to live my life. I'm going to do me. And I'm confident enough in who I am what I have to offer that. I'm just like, somebody doesn't want that. Like, that's fine. Somebody else will appreciate it. And that's cool. So I never really thought, I guess maybe the way some of them did where like, I'm going to be the best guy in this and I'm going to win her over

in this way and that way. And whatever, I was just like, okay, that's a bunch of noise. Like, you guys do whatever it is that you think you need to do to impress this girl. I'm just going to have fun with her and be me every time we hang out. And that's going to be my game plan. And it worked out fine for me. So trying to make sense of it, I didn't really need to make sense of it because it did make sense. It didn't affect you.

It didn't affect me at all. Like everybody else was on their own, whatever, and I had me, I had her, and then there was a bunch of noise trying to disrupt what we had, but I just ignored it and it was fine. Which is easier said than done.

Granted, much easier said than none. It's a challenging environment. And you have to be able to compartmentalize, but you know what you sign up for when you get into it. Yeah. So when you have that, like, understanding, you kind of just like,

see, I love that you said that because I think sometimes people don't remember what they signed up for. If you go on a show and this girl, this gorgeous girl, is dating 20 of your new buddies or 30 or whatever the hell you remember is. And it's like sometimes people get so pissed off

about that. And it's like, dude, what do you think? What do you think? Yeah. Like, we all know what we're here for. Yeah, I would agree with that to a moment and then say, Bob, I don't know if you felt this way.

This was a huge chapter of my life. Jiggity over here is known for Jiggity Jiggetty J. We all know Jiggy. of this show. Yeah. And for me, the show, even though it's not influential as much in my life now, it's still probably, to this day, a top three most impactful moment in my life.

Without question. Without. And so it's going to be a top four once you have your child. Once I have my child. Yeah. But even if I wanted to move on and do my own thing, I necessarily can't because that experience as a whole has still defined me. Without question. And the people on that season has still defined me. And people still come up to me. and say that season that you were on, I remember for this reason, resonates with me because of this. And that's where my question was coming from

was your season historically will go down as one of the most, not disappointing. I don't want to use that word, but maybe just like sad seasons that I can ever remember in terms of not only how it ended, but then what transpired afterwards? Yeah, the afterwards part.

And for you, yes, this is going to be an impactful moment in your life. You are a big part of this season. Yeah. And does that anger you at all? I think, and this is the best part about playing my own game during and after the show, is that darkness never consumed me. I was aware of it, and I saw it, and I lived in it.

But it never, like, took over my image and who I was and what I was there to accomplish. And I think people saw me as a light out. Because that was my goal. A good thing to come. Exactly. And I made that. A very big point with me and Jen, too. I was like, I want to be a breath of fresh air.

Every time we hang out, I don't want to trauma dump on you. I don't want to put my issues on you. I want to get to know you in a healthy way and a healthy manner. And that's it. And that was post show too. After all the things from Devin, just everything that had happened, I was just like, dude, I just want to be there for you. And I want to be a positive way in this.

It's like, you know, if you're going to, if you're going to just focus on your personal relationship and you being you. yeah it's actually pretty why it's a very wise thing because you still have to go home yeah you can't be this douchebag who just dumps on people and then goes home and everyone thinks oh no it's cool we understand you were playing a character on tv no it's still called reality tv it's still you so at the end of the day you're not being fed lines if you're saying these things are still you and you actually handle yourself in a way that you guys are still friends my boyfriend's professor is way too friendly and now I'm seriously suspicious. Oh, wait a minute, Sam.

Maybe her boyfriend's just looking for extra credit. Well, Dakota, it's back to school week on the OK Storytime podcast, so we'll find out soon. This person writes, my boyfriend has been hanging out with his young professor a lot. He doesn't think it's a problem, but I don't trust her. Now, he's insisting we get to know each other, but I just want her gone.

Now, hold up. Isn't that against school policy? That sounds totally inappropriate. Well, according to this person, this is her boyfriend's former professor, and they're the same age. And it's even more likely that they're cheating. insists there's nothing between them. I mean, do you believe him? Well, he's certainly trying to get

this person to believe him because he now wants them both to meet. So, do we find out if this person's boyfriend really cheated with his professor or not? To hear the explosive finale, listen to the OK Storytime podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. The U.S. Open is here. And on my podcast, Good Game with Sarah Spain, I'm breaking down the players from rising stars to legends chasing history. The predictions will we see a first-time winner and the pressure. Billy Jean King says pressure is a privilege, you know. Plus, the stories and events off the court and, of course, the honey deuses, the signature cocktail of the U.S. Open. The U.S. Open has gotten to be a very fancy, wonderfully experiential sporting event.

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in a friendship way. That's what Caitlin and I's relationship was when I was on the bachelor's right. We're still friends of this day and that's something that's meaningful to me. My wife knows that. Like Caitlin Bristow's friendship with me is meaningful to me.

It holds weight in my life because if anything else from that season, at least she can look back can say I made a friend through it. Like, I had 30 dudes. I made one friend. That's cool.

And I feel we're going to be, I'm going to be sitting in that exact same spot. And I have that with Trista. I have that with Trista to this day. Same there. I mean, we are still friends. You know, they even put me in a situation

where I had to host their Bachelor and Bachelorette party. And it was they were, it was all these producers swooping in time. And I'm like, I remember the look on my face looking at Trist like, I'm sorry. I don't even know why I'm asking the series of questions I'm supposed to answer.

It's like crazy, but it's like we're still friends to this day. And so you can walk away with that, you know, you can still have that. And I think years from now that will be really meaningful. Now, we have a short amount of time with you. I think one really unique thing that we want to tap into with you is if we looked at past seasons, Bachelor in Paradise would have always been something that people like you would have not only gone on, but fans would have flocked to cheering you on too. Yeah. We know that Bachelor and Paradise. is coming back at some level in some way in some way we don't know yet in what way that is yeah

would you say yes to it would be my first question this is a two-parter and uh does it excite you to say yes to it or no to it well and i love that and also because you have watched other seasons right so you would know that there could be potentially be some people that maybe you would have interest in yep is that is that do you have I got a quick answer for both. Awesome. Love it. One, I've already been asked and I said yes.

Excellent. On the mental wall. Okay. When we went over like my journey at the very end, Jesse pulled me on stage and he's like, well, it's good to hear, blah, blah, blah. There's this beach and everybody, in my mind, I was like, I already did this. I want to say no. Like beforehand, I didn't know it was coming. And then everybody's like cheering.

I'm like, well, shit, I got to go now. So I go, yes. What scares me is I do hear a lot of people saying people either go there to. destroy their image or make up for it and I'm like I believe enough of myself and the decisions I make that I don't think my image is going to be destroyed when I go you know I'm going to go in with the right intention the right heart and hopefully it comes out okay destroy their image are the people that are the image right the people that go there like honestly like why would you go there and if you're if you're the nice guy well because you're not going to go there and wreck that's not true

Bob, because he could go to the beach and all of a sudden, four women are all like a jiggity jing. Oh, jiggity. I like you. Yes, the jigs. They better not call me jiggity on the show. What they did, though? Like, what's up jigs? I mean, I'm sure it'd be great for the Instagram game,

but like, but if they come on and they say, Jonathan, I am so into you. And all of a sudden, this poor guy is sitting in a place where he can't win. Oh, so you guys are saying actually they don't go on there with the intention to destroy. They just happen. They go on there and it does destroy it.

Exactly, and you can't make your mind up because there's four and like you feel, let's say I feel, like, I'm very empathetic. I feel bad. So like I try to like give them all a chance. And one of them would end up having a certain way to feel about me giving the other girls a chance. Yeah. And that's the clippable shit they want. And they're going to not going to look great. You, you had said something from your season. Yeah. When you said you went on with a plan. So I think that in and of itself is like, like I didn't have any plan. I went on and like, oh, I got my, I got my, I'm going to come on this show and I'm going to have some cocktails. I'm going to eat some, you know, appetizers and I'm going to maybe get a flour. I want to eat some salami. I'm going to eat some salami. I'm going to make out of something. You went on with a plan, right? So you're already one step ahead of the game.

And I think all the people that come on this show now are one step ahead of the game. They realize they need to have some type of plan. So the fact that you would actually have a plan going on to a Bachelor in Paradise type of situation. Well, I think in what he would be saying too is his plan is to be himself, which has worked out so far. Yeah. And so if your plan is to be yourself and going back to Bob's question, I'm not letting you get out of that chair unless you give us a tune one name, possibly three that you'd be interested in meeting on the beach.

You know, you're going to hate from me is I have, and that actually you're going to love this. Well, you're going to love this in particular. Are you talking about having a plan? Yes. Since the moment I was asked, my plan has to give no. ammunition to anybody in the sense of if I say something now that can that will live on forever if I go hey I'm excited to see Debbie right well now A or B has this in mind that they're going to get to see me he's excited to see me and they could use that against you give it for me right and I want to go

in open minded openhearted and have somebody's excited to see me I would love that that's awesome I want to meet you but I don't want to be caught in a position where I said something beforehand and now I'm stuck to that thing when I've not met somebody. So you're saying you haven't been to stage coach in the last eight months. Stagecoach is the great undoing of all Bachelor of Paradise. Of All Bachelor in Paradise going to stage. We've had many an interview about that. I have a hard rule in this office in festivals.

No buddy from Bachelor Nation at all. No women. Don't DM them, none of them. That's going to get that weird love triangle picking out. Gotta be honest. I think that's going to fail miserably. You think so? Oh, my gosh.

They're not DMing anybody? What's that? Then not DMing anybody or not hooking up with anybody. I'm sorry, I didn't mean the DMing part. I just meant, like, you're saying that you're not going to cross paths with anyone. No, I'm not going to hook up with anybody from, I'm going to cause zero. Bob, it's a different world today than when we existed. Wow.

Yeah, you have to understand. No, no, but it's an amazing inner strength. I'll just be honest. Doing it, there's no solid proof that anything happened. If there's text or DMs or whatever. whatever, that will live on. So you're saying as long as there's no photographic evidence, then you're good with it.

Which happens at all times today. Thank you. There's no moments he could get past. Bob, you're still remembering your time where you're like, it was hieroglyphics on the side of the cave. You had to write a letter. I did.

And send it out and say, hey, would you like to hang out Friday night? I would lick the envelope. I'd like, FYI, I'm going to get this music festival. He's saying,

he's staying so clean from all this. He's entering in the paradise with this slate that is just, white. And it's probably putting a target on my back now that they're like, oh, we're going to get this mother before he gets there. I like that too. And that's amazing. This is because we'll watch it. We won't watch it. We're going to talk about it. We're going to talk about it on the

AF. I'm so excited. Yes, we got his ass. He thought he was saved, but he's not. He tried so hard. He did so well. The people outside of the show, and not all of them, some of them have like almost scared me into this belief too, which is really shitty to say. Like, There was a moment where I'm going to say two really quick ones.

There was a moment that I was at Starbucks with my mom. And somebody took a picture of us having a conversation outside. This is the local Starbucks by my house. Took a picture of it, put it on Reddit, and it was like Jonathan's having a heated argument with this woman. Blah, blah, blah. What a compliment to your mom. Yeah, first of all, smoke show.

But then somebody goes, that's his mom. And I'm like, it's weird. Like, why are you photographing a conversation I'm having with my mom? And then trying to pass it off is I'm having a conversation There's some woman that we're having an argument in public. It's my mom. We're talking, literally just talking. And there's been other ones where I've just been friendly to people in DMs.

I would never hang out with somebody that's a fan or like whatever, ever. Again, to keep that clean slate. And somebody thought that we had something like special and decided to come after me in comments and be like, oh, you're a joke to think I was going to fly out there to like see you and this and that. I'm like, I never said that. friendly and we were talking about travel you're right yeah yeah and that is it and now i don't respond to the internet there's no way to stay above the frame in that regard because you can't other people's twisted imagination you can't live up to that that's that's going to be their

own thing yeah at the end of the day stay true to you be the jiggity jay that we've come to know and love right i mean i love it i think about you doing so much from this season of paradise now because wells is one of my best friends in the world course you just met him uh you need to lean on wells when you're down there it was my own but i cannot wait to watch and And I hope they don't get them. I really hope they don't. I hope they don't go after him. I want to find somebody great there.

I don't want to get caught up in the show. He wants to actually meet somebody. So let's just put it over the, because we have a lot of know. Don't drink Wells Manhattan's because those are disaster. Are they? But we have a lot of listeners to this show. So a lot of people is going to hear it.

We're going to hear it right now and put it in stone because it's going to protect you. Yeah. Is like don't go after this guy. Like he wants to meet somebody. He's trying to keep himself clean. He's just being a nice guy. Leave a jiggity jay.

So if the show goes after him as fans, because we have a lot of the fans that listen. We rebel against that. We stand up and say that's not true. We're on Team Welles and Team Jiggity Jank. Yeah. And we just want them, we want them to be friends

and we want love to come from it. And the second thing is I cannot wait to watch this season of bad eyes. It's going to be great, too. Hey, this has been the almost famous podcast. Until next time, I've been Ben. Jonathan. And Bob.

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He doesn't think it's a problem, but I don't trust her. Now he's insisting we get to know each other, but I just. just want or gone. Oh, hold up. Isn't that against school policy? That seems inappropriate. Maybe find out how it ends by listening to the OK Storytime podcast and the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, my name is Enya Umanzor. And I'm Drew Phillips. And we run a podcast called Emergency Intercom. If you're a crime junkie and you love crimes, we're not the podcast for you. But if you have unmedicated ADHD... Oh my God, perfect. And want to hear people with mental illness, psychobabble. Yes, yes.

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I just normally do straight stand-up, but this is a bit different. What do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club? Answer, a new podcast called Wisecrack, where a comedian finds himself at the center of a chilling true crime story. Does anyone know what show they've come to see? It's a story. It's about the scariest night of my life. This is Wisecrack, available now. Listen to Wisecrack on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

What would you do if one bad decision forced you to choose between a maximum security prison or the most brutal boot camp designed to be hell on earth? Unfortunately for Mark Lombardo, this was the choice he faced. He said, you are a number, a New York State number, and we own you. Listen to shock incarceration on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an IHeart podcast.