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Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg has a brand-new show, and she’s promising to get personal.
The Masked Singer panelist officially launched The Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg Show, a new audio and video podcast featuring conversations about celebrities, relationships, Hollywood, wellness and plenty of subjects people may normally shy away from discussing publicly.
New episodes will be released every Tuesday and Thursday, with an additional bonus episode arriving once a month. The podcast is available on YouTube and major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
And McCarthy Wahlberg already has an intriguing guest list lined up.
Upcoming episodes will feature Selma Blair, Denise Richards and Teddi Mellencamp, along with plastic surgeon and television personality Dr. Terry Dubrow for what is described as a candid conversation about plastic surgery and GLP-1 medications.
McCarthy Wahlberg will also sit down with her husband Donnie Wahlberg for what the show’s announcement describes as a “deeply personal conversation” that will pull back the covers on their relationship and life together.
The couple married in 2014 and have frequently spoken publicly about their relationship, but the upcoming episode promises fans an even more intimate look at their marriage.
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What to know about ‘The Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg Show’
The podcast marks something of a return to familiar territory for McCarthy Wahlberg, who previously spent years hosting live radio five days a week.
Her new show will cover everything from pop culture, relationships and Hollywood stories to spirituality, aging and wellness. McCarthy Wahlberg says its tagline sums up what she’s trying to accomplish: “Laugh Your Ass Off and Learn Something.”
“I’m curious about pretty much everything, and when I want to know more, I find the people who know more than I do and start asking questions,” she said in a statement announcing the show.
“You might leave a little wiser. You might leave wondering what the hell just happened,” she continued. “Either way, I can promise you…you won’t be bored.”
The first episode, released in recognition of National Down Syndrome Awareness Month, features 21 Pineapples CEO and viral personality Nate Simon. During the episode, McCarthy Wahlberg surprises Simon with the chance to meet his favorite band the Backstreet Boys at Sphere in Las Vegas.
Fans who want more content can also join McCarthy Wahlberg’s new Warrior Crew membership program, which ranges from a free tier offering updates to paid levels featuring ad-free episodes, additional footage, members-only conversations and live access.
The podcast isn’t McCarthy Wahlberg’s only upcoming project. She is also returning for season 15 of The Masked Singer and has a new book called “I’m Too Hot For This $#!+” scheduled for publication on Feb. 16, 2027. The book will tackle her experience with menopause.
For now, though, McCarthy Wahlberg is returning to the conversational format she knows well, with twice-weekly opportunities to live up to that decidedly unfiltered tagline.
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This story was originally published by Parade on Oct 7, 2026, where it first appeared in the Celebs section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
