was invited back to play again on Survivor: All-Stars as a member of the Chapera tribe. Due to his impressive gameplay in Survivor: The Amazon, he was considered a major strategic threat by the other returning players. He was the fourth person eliminated (and third voted out) after a unanimous decision by his tribemates, finishing in 15th place. Cesternino's fellow Survivor: The Amazon castaway Jenna Morasca had already withdrawn from the game to be with her ailing mother, but was never voted out. Post-Survivor Rob Has A Podcast In 2010, Cesternino launched Rob Has a Podcast, also known as RHAP, a podcast network focused on the discussion of reality television, with an emphasis on CBS' three main programs in the category – Survivor, Big Brother, and The Amazing Race. The podcast began by covering Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains. RHAP has expanded to cover a wide range of other reality programs and now features podcasts not hosted by Cesternino himself. He frequently has alumni of Survivor and other reality shows as guests on the podcast. As of 2022, RHAP typically features ten weekly podcasts covering Survivor during the season, with five hosted by Cesternino and five hosted by other RHAP hosts. Other media 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 into 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 the 30th season, Jeff Probst stated that Cesternino and Spencer Bledsoe were his personal favorite non-winner contestants. Rob Has a Podcast has won five Podcast Awards: best entertainment podcast (2012, 2014), best video podcast (2013), best produced podcast (2013). Most notably, RHAP beat hit podcast Serial in the category of people's choice podcast of 2014. In June 2013, Cesternino 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 approached to compete on The Amazing Race 31 with Survivor: Tocantins contestant and RHAP co-host, Stephen Fishbach. The pair showed interest but declined due to Fishbach's upcoming wedding. Filmography References External links Rob Cesternino's Post Show Recaps website Rob Cesternino biography for Survivor: The Amazon at CBS.com Rob Cesternino biography for Survivor: All-Stars at CBS.com 1978 births Living people American