Dirty Rush: Moms Acting Crazy During Rush!
episodePreviously titled “Moms Acting Crazy During Rush!” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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25 min
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8 chapters
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What lengths do moms go to for their daughters' sorority bids?
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How do moms influence the sorority recruitment process?
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Welcome to Dirty Rush, the truth about sorority life, with your hosts, me, Gia Giudice, Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler. Hi, you guys. Welcome back to another episode of Dirty Rush. I am Jen Fessler, and today we're jumping into part two of Moms Gone Wild. So this time, we're actually talking about moms in a little bit of a different way. What lengths will moms go to in order to get their daughter into the top sorority? I'm a little scared of this episode, you guys. I'm scared of thinking back and thinking, what did I do to try to help Rachel get into the right sorority? So I just remember Rush costing me a lot of money, too much money, and not feeling like I could really say no to Rachel. But she, you know, did not want the sorority that I was in, AE5.
So I didn't really, there was no strings I could pull there. But let's talk to some girls who did have moms either pull strings or maybe, you know, were a little bit extra in terms of helping their daughters get into top sororities. All right, let's bring in Paige. Hi. Hi, Paige. Hi, how are you? I am very well, thank you. My middle name is Paige. Oh, my God. I know, I wish it was my first name. Oh, my God, that's amazing.
What are some outrageous gifts moms give during rush?
I love the name Paige, yes. Thank you for joining us here at Dirty Rush. Yes, thank you for having me. So my... My story is a little bit interesting. So I was on a recruitment team for a school in Arizona. And at this school, the moms definitely went a little bit wild when it came time for their daughters to go through recruitment. So we would often as a recruitment team actually get gifts from the moms personally. For example, cookies, brownies, popsicles, stickers. And not only were they just gifts, but the gifts had their child's name and face printed on them. Oh my, come on. So they would literally like scout out the houses. I've never heard of this. Yeah, literally craziest thing ever. They would scout out the houses during work week, like, the week before rush.
And whenever they had, like, they thought, like, a split second to, like, if someone were to be walking out, they would run out of their cars with all of these gifts and be like, oh, my God, yeah, like...
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What lengths do moms go to for their daughters' sorority bids?
0:00–1:20
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How do moms influence the sorority recruitment process?
1:20–3:34
3
What are some outrageous gifts moms give during rush?
3:34–5:31
4
How do rush coaches impact the recruitment experience?
5:31–6:46
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What are the pros and cons of hiring a rush coach?
6:46–9:37
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How does peer pressure affect sorority recruitment?
9:37–11:21
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What ethical dilemmas arise in sorority recruitment?
11:21–14:00
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What lessons can be learned from moms acting crazy during rush?
14:00–25:25