Got Nothin' For Ya - A Survivor Podcast Got Nothin' For Ya

You only know you've been high when you're feeling low, you only hate the road when you're missing home, and you only know you love her when you let her go. While we didn't let her go, we certainly realized how much we loved Survivor during the hiatus. It feels so good to be back, we got a ton of changes to sort through and need your full attention. Come on in, stay a while. WE ARE BACK!

Devin returns to recap an epic episode of Survivor. We had one of the closest challenges in recent memory followed by a layered tribal council. Things are getting spicy over at Sele with all these tribal councils. Meanwhile at Dakal, a storm is brewing, but will they ever have to put pen to paper before a tribe swap? We also talk Rob's game so far, Adam's big move, and Tony being Tony. Feels so good to be back.

Coming back to you with our first live podcast in 5 seasons, we've got a lot to talk about. Obviously we have to talk about the Tyson vote and all of the inner workings of Dakal. Speaking of odd men out, how did Adam do to re-ingratiate himself into the Sele tribe. With the impending tribe swap, will it even matter since new lines will be drawn?

Let's forget the pleasantries and let you know we sincerely hope you're all staying safe out there. Survivor has brought us together, and for that, we're grateful. In case you're looking for more Survivor in this quarantine, Devin and I each give you a favorite season to dive back into if you so please. Back to this season -- tribe swaps are always interesting, and this season didn't disappoint. Each tribe was left with compelling story lines and shifting power dynamics. Of course, Boston Rob exited the show and that leaves us with plenty to reflect on.

We're thrilled to be back for our 50th episode this week to bring you a much needed break from the standard news cycle. It's almost as if Survivor knew what was happening and dropped this double tribal episode on us to help us cope. What an episode it was! The Yara tribe gets immunity and both Sele and Dakal head to tribal council. That was only the beginning and we have a lot to unpack from those 2 tribal councils.

In the penultimate episode before the merge, we lost yet another member of the old-school legion. We also saw a true end of an era when Sandra pulled the flag and went home. We reflect on her legacy, as well as what the future holds for the remaining 19 castaways. Who is a in a good position entering the merge? Who is in trouble?