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Kody and the wives do a final landscape walk through of the homes. This is like groundhog day, the financing is not finalized for Kody, Meri and Robyn. But the Brown's are packing anyway, hoping for a Christmas miracle. Robyn is legally changing her last name to Brown. Kody and Janelle splurge on a new bedroom set. Work finally begins on the family mission statement. Janelle is the first to get the keys to her house, everyone comes over for a sleepover. One of the wives is not getting her keys before Christmas.
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On the eve of Super Bowl LVIII where the Kansas City Chiefs will face off against the San Francisco 49ers, we are talking about the darling's of this football season, Taylor and Travis. We discuss Taylor's 2020 documentary Miss Americana and the recent documentary Kelce in which Travis features prominently. We ship this couple and hope that Taylor can make it back from Japan to Vegas to catch the big game!
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As always, this episode opens with a My Sister Wife's Closet meeting with Christine and Janelle trying their best to be upbeat about it. They prepare for another Expo in Las Vegas. Janelle is working hard on her fitness goals with trainer Sean. It's 6 weeks until Christmas and the family is hoping to be in the new homes, but the financing is still not finalized. Leon and Aspyn go on college visits. Logan gives Aspyn a tour of UNLV and is very happy finding himself outside of the family. Dr. Guido from the high school comes over to talk to the teens about college scholarships and admissions.
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Amye Archer from the Little Miss Recap podcast joins us to discuss this documentary about a young couple from Vallejo, California who were victims of a home invasion and kidnapping. The police did not believe Aaron Quinn when he reported that his girlfriend Denise Huskins had been kidnapped from their home in the middle of the night. Police immediately made him the suspect and did not even attempt to look for Denise. When Denise was released 2 days later and told police what happened they treated the case as a hoax, blaming Aaron and Denise.
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Another week, another My Sister Wife's Closet meeting. Then we watch Kody spend a day with each wife, actually an evening with each wife, except for Robyn who gets an entire day and night and a rock propelling date with Kody. The financing for the new homes still isn't finalized. Christine doesn't want to sell real estate after all and Janelle is still hitting the gym every morning.
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In this episode we discuss the coverage of Gypsy Rose and Natalia Grace in the context of the media's treatment of survivors of extreme trauma and abuse. Inspired by an article in the Washington Post by Monica Hesse about the "Girlbossification of trauma victims" we discuss why shows about true crime and especially crime against women are so popular.
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The Browns are back! The first episode of season 6 begins back at the cul-de-sac. The Browns don their hard hats to walk through the homes, even though their loans are still not approved. Then it's time for the first of many My Sister Wife's Closet meetings to discuss the "What Women Want" Expo in St. George Utah. The family celebrates Solomon's 1st birthday. The expo is not a success and Janelle and Christine question their commitment to this "hobby business." The episode concludes with, you guessed it, a trip to the cul-de-sac with the whole family.
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In this episode we discuss the Hulu documentary Daughters of the Cult about the LeBaron family who ran a polygamist cult in the U.S. and Mexico for decades. The docuseries is primarily narrated by two daughters of Ervil LeBaron, the founder of the cult. He was called the Mormon Manson because he carried out at least 30 serial killer type murders by using his followers to do the actual killing, which continued even after his death. The narrators were able to escape the cult and live to tell about it, many others were not so lucky.
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In the final episode of season 18 we finally witness the wedding of Christine Brown to David Wooley. The wedding was beautiful and heartwarming, but not without some awkward moments. Kody and Robyn make their contractually required appearances, and some new revelations come to light. Next week, January 23rd we resume our Sister Wives Rewind at season 6 episode 1 if you want to keep the Sister Wives party going.
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In this episode we discuss the new Netflix movie May December which is fiction, inspired by the real life story of Mary Kay Letourneau. Everyone of a certain age knows this story because it is impossible to forget. Mary Kay was a married mother of four living in Seattle and teaching sixth grade when she became infatuated with one of her students, 12 year old Vili Fualaau. She spent months grooming him, and his mother, and in 2006, when he was 13 she began having sex with him. She would later claim that she did not know that it was a crime for a woman to have sex with a young boy. She believed they were in love and was really quite delusional. Believe it or not the story gets even more tragic. Using fictional characters having the same experience, May December imagines what Mary Kay and Vili's lives were like 20 years later, still together, with their children grown and leaving home.
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