Rob Cesternino
Robert Kristopher Cesternino (born October 20, 1978) is an American reality television and podcasting personality, known for his appearances on both "" (2003) and "" (2004) and his current coverage of reality television on his podcast, "Rob Has a Podcast". Early life. Originally from Wantagh, New York, Cesternino worked as a computer projects coordinator for an insurance general agency. He had been previously employed as a store clerk, a waiter, and a bartender. In 2001, Cesternino graduated from the honors program at the State University of New York at Oswego with a Bachelor of Arts degree in broadcasting. Section::::"Survivor". Section::::"The  Amazon". Cesternino appeared on "" in 2003. Originally a member of the all-male Tambaqui tribe, Cesternino cut a number of deals throughout the game, which often resulted in him double-crossing his allies and convincing other tribe members to flip their votes. Cesternino lasted 38 of 39 days but was the fourteenth person voted out by Jenna Morasca at the final three. Section::::"All-Stars". In 2004, he came back to play again in "" and was a member of the original Chapera tribe and he was voted out in a blindside led by "Boston" Rob Mariano. With all votes against him , he was the third person voted out and finished in 15th place. He is also the fourth person to leave the game overall after fellow "Amazon" castaway Jenna Morasca quit the game to be with her dying mother. Post-"Survivor". In May 2013, Cesternino was a guest on the "Survivor After Show", hosted by Parvati Shallow. In June of that year, he appeared as a co-host and executive producer of "Reality GameMasters", a YouTube show documenting six reality stars competing in a game of "Risk". Cesternino was inducted into Xfinity's "Survivor" "Hall of Fame" in 2012, alongside Amanda Kimmel  and Ethan Zohn. In addition, both of his seasons were voted by viewers as being among the top 10 greatest seasons of all time - "The Amazon" was 8th, while "All-Stars" was 6th. In a 2015 interview shortly before the premiere of , Jeff Probst stated that Cesternino, along with Spencer Bledsoe from "" and "", was his personal favorite non-winner contestant. Section::::"Rob Has A Podcast". Cesternino owns and manages his own website entitled "Rob Has A Website", which is the home of his podcast series "Rob Has A Podcast" ("RHAP"), which has since expanded to include a YouTube channel. The podcast  began during 2010, originally covering "" and the final season of the ABC television drama series "Lost". Cesternino also covers a wide range of other reality programs including "Big Brother", "The Amazing Race", and "The Celebrity Apprentice". Cesternino and fellow Survivor alumnus Stephen Fishbach, co-host of the "RHAP" show "Survivor Know-It-Alls", were approached to compete together in "The Amazing Race 31". The pair showed interest but were forced to decline due to Fishbach's impending wedding. Personal life. In August 2010, Cesternino married his longtime girlfriend, Nicole Palmeri. The couple's first child, Dominic James, was born on  September 29, 2013. The couple's second child, Anthony Joseph, was born on November 12, 2015.