We're less than two months away from theSurvivor 48premiereon CBS and Paramount+ on Wednesday, Feb. 26. As we get closer to the premiere of the new episode, we're expecting to learn a lot more about the new season, including whichSurvivor 47playerwill joinJeff Probstand Jay Wolff as host of theOn Fire with Jeff Probstpodcast.
New episodes of theOn Fire with Jeff Probstpodcast are released immediately after each new episode ofSurvivor.The trio, which includedSurvivor 46runner-upCharlie DavisforSurvivor 47,talk about the new episode, and all the ins and outs of the game, from three perspectives: the producer (Jeff), the superfan (Jay), and the player.
We picked three players fromSurvivor 47who would be great cohosts of the podcast, along with Jeff and Jay!
Rachel LaMont
Honestly, there's probably nobody better to host to joinOn Fire with Jeff ProbstforSurvivor 48thanRachel LaMont. TheSurvivor 47winnerclearly is a super-fan of the game, has a deep historical knowledge about the game, and put on a show with some of her moves inSurvivor 47. If we're looking for a player with unique insight, Rachel has to be the pick! Some of Rachel's moves were revolutionary inSurvivor,especially withhow she played her Shot in the Darkto test the tribe and see if they were targetting her.
Along with that, Rachel is super charismatic and well-spoken. She wouldn't have a problem offering up her take on what's happening inSurvivor 48.I think she could explain some of the intricacies of the game in a unique way almost no other players fromSurvivor 47could. On top of that, Rachel has a clear rapport with Jeff Probst and Jay Wolff, the cohosts of the pod, and that was very apparent during Rachel's interview on the podcast after theSurvivor 47finale.
Rome Cooney
If you're looking for someone to bring the energy to theOn Fire with Jeff Probstpodcast, Rome Cooney has to be the pick! NoSurvivor 47player was able to match Rome's energy and enthusiasm during his time in the game. I'm confident he could have kept it up the whole time had he made it to the end. He was easily the best narrator ofSurvivor 47.He had so many epic interview moments! So, there are a lot of positives to having Rome as the cohost ofOn Fire with Jeff Probstfrom that perspective.Survivorfans want someone with that passion to share the ins and outs of the game, as well as their experience on the previous season.
Rome is also an esports commentator, so he's very used to being on camera, sharing his perspective, and commenting on what he's seeing. That experience would be great on the podcast. Obviously, Jeff and Jay do a great job making the player-host comfortable, but if Rome already has that experience, perhaps it could take the show to a new level.
Genevieve Mushaluk
From a strategy perspective, there were three players who I thought were the best ofSurvivor 47:Rachel LaMont, Genevieve Mushaluk, and Caroline Vidmar. Rachel obviously won the season, but I do think Geneieve and Caroline, had things turned out a little differently, would have each had a great chance to winSurvivor 47if they made the Final Three. They played great games!
It just makes sense, then, to bring on Genevieve as the cohost ofOn Fire with Jeff ProbstforSurvivor 48to comment on the strategic aspects of the game. Genevieve just thought about Survivor differently than many of theSurvivor 47players. She was willing to do whatever, cut whoever to get to the end. But, we also saw a very vulnerable side of Genevieve when the guilt of hurting Teeny or some of her other alliance members started to add up. I would like to hear more about that because we don't often get the opportunity to understand what it must be like for some of these players.
So, that's the shortlist of theSurvivor 47players who would make great hosts on theOn Fire with Jeff Probstpodcast forSurvivor 48.With the season only a few weeks away, we should be learning who will be joining Jeff and Jay soon.
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