Bobbi Althoff announced the end of her viral interview series, “The Really Good Podcast”, marking the close of a two-and-a-half-year journey that captivated millions with its awkward, deadpan style. The 28-year-old social media influencer and podcaster delivered the news in a final episode, dressed in a funeral-style black outfit and sunglasses, setting a somber yet tongue-in-cheek tone. “Guys, I don’t think there’s any really good way to say this, but this is the last episode of The Really Good Podcast,” Althoff said, before singing Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” with her sister to open the show.
Althoff has not shared specific plans for her future, leaving fans speculating about her next move. Her social media presence remains strong, with over 30 million TikTok followers and an active Instagram account where she posted about the podcast’s end, writing, “Rest in peace, The Really Good Podcast. It was a fun run.” Reruns of the podcast are available on YouTube, and her comedic roots on TikTok—where she first gained fame for pregnancy updates and quirky mom content—suggest she may return to creating short-form videos or explore new ventures.
As Althoff steps away, her farewell resonates with the same authenticity that defined her brand: unapologetic, irreverent, and undeniably memorable. Whatever comes next, the internet’s “anti-host” has left an indelible mark.