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‘You’ve Got a Friend in Me Tour’ will bring popular podcast to Dallas

The "You've Got a Friend in Me" tour is stopping at the Majestic Theatre in downtown Dallas.
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The "You've Got a Friend in Me" tour is stopping at the Majestic Theatre in downtown Dallas.

Co-hosts Casey Wilson and Danielle Schneider have taken their popular Bitch Sesh podcast on the road, where they say they’ll offer a safe space for “like-minded garbage people.”

The comedians got their start in podcasting a decade ago, focusing on discussing Bravo reality shows, especially the Real Housewives franchise. Since then, they’ve churned out nearly 400 episodes, mining America’s obsession with trashy TV for laughs.

Wilson is best known for her two-season stint on Saturday Night Live and her starring role in the ABC comedy series Happy Endings. Schneider, who got her start doing improv with the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, co-created and starred in the Hulu TV series The Hotwives, a parody of the Real Housewives franchise that Wilson also appeared in.

After building a loyal following for their podcast, the duo launched their own subscription-based online platform, “Garbage World.”

Their live show will delve into all things Real Housewives as well as pop culture, amusing stories and anything else that strikes their fancy.

DETAILS: April 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Majestic Theatre in Dallas. Tickets start at $70.

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Travis Pinson is a special contributor at The Dallas Morning News.