
A 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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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 438 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeTV & FilmTV Reviews | |||

After Sophia Maddox's father submitted his DNA to Ancestry in an effort to find his biological father, Daniel Arguelles learned he was the son of the infamous murderer and cult leader Charles Manson. This Hulu documentary, co-directed by Sophia, foll... more
This is not your average polygamist bridal shower. A windstorm wreaks havoc and Madison receives the embarrassing gifts her mother dreaded. Tony and Mykelti propose a compromise for their wedding date..
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***TW: This 2026 documentary on YouTube is about domestic violence and features interviews with men accused and/or convicted of those crimes against women***
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Madison continues to try to get her family to take her wedding planning seriously. Therapist Nancy encourages Meri and Janelle to grow their relationship with the help of a Brene Brown audiobook. Tony plans a special proposal for Mykelti.
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As a fellow Gen X-er, I appreciate their perspective on the world/pop culture. I just wish they were more prepared. They both get so many facts wrong while discussing shows and documentaries. I’m also missing their expertise when it comes to the law and psychology. I’ve heard “I don’t know what the law is in Colorado” or similar so many times. As the law professional, I wish she would research the law prior to recording. It has potential to be great.
Tess and Becca discussing RHORI was great!! Becca needs to come back for more housewives recaps 😊
Tess and Brooke are genuine and make you feel like it’s a conversation with friends. I love the energy between them. First podcast I listen to during the SW season. Thank you for being you!
I love hearing these sister talk pop culture. I wish they shared more from their expert perspectives. Feels like more private citizen opinions than expert analysis. Put up the disclaimer (this is not legal advice or therapy, contact your own professional). I finally got turned off by their ep. on clavicular. He is a harmful influencer who is responsible for the harm he brings but they let him off the hook because he was young. He’s an adult and should take accountability.
I really like the idea of this podcast and have enjoyed listening so far. The episode that brought me here was the one about the new Angela Yates documentary. Really appreciated the perspectives both hosts brought.
Personally, I’d listen more if this podcast was a more organized. In its current form, episodes sort of meander based on whatever comes up in the conversation. I know podcasting takes a lot of time, but I most enjoy the format where one host takes on the research and discusses the t... more
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Two sisters bring professional lenses to pop culture, dissecting current reality TV and related media through legal and psychological frameworks. Each episode blends sharp analysis with witty banter, covering shows like Real Housewives franchises and dark documentaries, while weaving in broader themes such as power, ethics, and relationships in the spotlight. A notable hook is the dual-credential perspective—an attorney and a therapist—that offers practical takeaways for audiences and potential sponsors seeking thoughtful yet approachable commentary on contemporary media narratives.
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