Stay ConnectedA pop culture podcast hosted by an attorney and a psychotherapist. Join sisters Brooke (the attorney) and Tess (the therapist) as they discuss the latest in pop culture. They’ll break down your favorite stories, TV shows, and pop culture news.
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In this episode we discuss the Netflix documentary "What Jennifer Did" about Jennifer Pan, a young woman in Ontario Canada who, along with 4 other co-conspirators, was convicted for the 2010 murder of her mother Bich Pan and the attempted murder of her father Hann Pan during a home invasion. Jennifer quickly becomes the primary focus of the captivating criminal case. Directed and produced by Jenny Popplewell who also directed American Murder: The Family Next Door about the Chris Watts murder case.
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Nathalia is still processing that she and Garrick are not getting married in Brazil and Dannielle is pregnant. Instead of talking to her about it, Dannielle and Garrick make her tag along to see an ultrasound of the baby. Later, Nathalia's friends come over to watch this awkwardness play out even more before Dannielle and Garrick return home. The Davis wives meet Jasmin, a potential fourth wife, who seems a little too eager and agreeable, even Danielle sees red flags. The Salahuddins continue to torture Naeem's mother, despite being nowhere near being in a relationship with another woman.
At the end of the episode we discuss Meri Brown's launch of her new website and business venture "Worthy Up." Timestamp: 53:50
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In this episode we discuss the Netflix documentary Brandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion. A searing look at the toxic culture of the popular teen clothing brand Brandy Melville. Behind the perfect Instagram facade lies gross racism, sexism, and mistreatment of young woman by the company's Italian owner. The film also exposes the worldwide exploitation of people working in the global fashion industry and the harmful effects of fast fashion on the environment.
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In this episode of Seeking Sister Wife, Dannielle Merrifield travels to Brazil to attend Garrick and Nathalia's wedding. Nathalia questions Dannielle's "surprise" pregnancy. Shane and Ashley ask Sara if she would agree to be in an exclusive relationship with them. We meet April Davis' brother Billy who makes it clear he is not a fan of Nick. The Salahuddin family gets advice from another "polygynist" family.
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This week we were delighted to talk to Kara Berry from the Everyone's Business (But Mine) Podcast. We talked about the history of Kara's podcast and all of the shows we love from old school Housewives to the new Vanderpump offspring of The Valley to Sister Wives to Seeking Sister Wife. It was quite a journey and so much fun. Please check out our friend Kara at the links below.
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In this episode we discuss Baby Reindeer, currently the #1 show on Netflix. We are joined by special guest Producer Steve who recommended this show to us. This series retells the true story of the stalking and harassment of Scottish comedian Richard Gadd, who wrote and portrays himself in the series, by a woman who Gadd met while working in a pub in London. An act of kindness toward "Martha" as she is called in the series, leads to a three year toxic relationship between the two which is more than just stalking, and impossible to describe without watching.
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In this episode we learn new information about Shane and Ashley that (sort of) explains their urgency with finding a sister wife. Justin gets a big boy haircut befor his date with Yari as Becky the creeper looks on. The Davis family celebrates Danielle's coerced consent to start seeking a fourth wife. Six weeks into being in Brazil with Nathalia Garrick gets a surprise during while on FaceTime with Dannielle.
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We sat down with Sister Wives legends Ace and Katelyn Fanning and talked all things Sister Wives, Seeking Sister Wife, Housewives, Jeff Lewis and more, we mentioned it all! We could not stop talking so this is a long episode but it's a good one!
When seasons of Sister Wives are airing you can find their recaps on their podcast "Love should be multiplied, not divided" on Apple Podcasts and all such platforms and 5 days a week all year long on their Patreon "Shit Talk with Ace and Katelyn." Check it out!
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The Davis family gave Danielle a two week break and they are back to pressuring her to start seeking a fourth wife. The Salahuddins go on a "date" with an unsuspecting 26 year old named Alexus. The Ryans return home from stalking Stephanie. Garrick and Danielle drop the facade and have a real fight about Nathalia's lack of interest in sister Danielle.
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Infamous cult leader Jim Jones told his congregation in Indiana that the world would be engulfed by nuclear war on July 15, 1967, leading to a new socialist Eden on Earth, and that the Peoples Temple must move to Northern California for safety. During 1964, Jones made multiple trips to California to find a suitable location to relocate. In July 1965, Jones and his followers began moving to their new location in Redwood Valley, California near the city of Ukiah.
Jones and his followers were aggressively recruiting new members and many people in the Ukiah area, including our parents, were approached about coming to a "meeting" or a "service" at some point in the late 1960's and early 1970's.
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