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Rachel Lindsay Sounds Off on Chris Harrison’s ‘Extra’ Interview

Plus, Van and Rachel answer mailbag questions and discuss Van Jones’s lack of awareness

By Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay discuss the interview Rachel did with Chris Harrison for Extra and how it relates to Rachael Kirkconnell’s situation on The Bachelor (0:30). Then Van explains how Van Jones texted him about the last Higher Learning podcast and why Van Jones needs to take a better look around (43:00). Finally, Van and Rachel answer some mailbag questions (1:13:00).


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