
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.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 425 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The Housewives celebrate the end of summer with a trip to Block Island. Jo-Ellen attempts to squash her beefs with both Liz and Rulla. As for the latter, Rulla tries to ignore all the evidence of Brian's ongoing affair. But things take a turn for the... more
In this chock full episode, Ariella Mae Brown arrives after an intense labor and delivery. The Brown parents reminisce about the births of all of their children and the early years of raising a large family. Kody seems unprepared for all of the chang... more
Rosie and Alicia debate when to reveal some troubling information to one of the ladies; Rulla and Brian host an end-of-summer Arabian Nights party where old friends come face-to-face for the first time since the explosive night in Boston.
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Meri works to repair the broken trust caused by her catfishing scandal, and creates artwork for each of the wives. She then travels to Utah to visit Leon who is not yet ready to forgive. Maddie picks a wedding dress and a wedding venue.
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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
I listened to a few eps and they just get so much wrong. They’re always asking each other, did this happen? Did I get this right? Or just confidently describing the facts incorrectly. Watch things twice and take notes like every other pod
I had the displeasure of listening to about 20 minutes of this podcast today. The therapist was incredibly offputting. She spent most of that 20 minutes condemning people with a larger following than her for not being outspoken in their political beliefs. Personally, I am a fan of people like Mel Robbins because she offers helpful advice without the overtone of political commentary. Anyone from either side of the political line can listen to her and find help. I choose not to listen to podcast t... more
Love listening to Tess and Brooke. I started listening to rehash Sister Wives in real time, but during the holidays I ended up binging their Sister Wives rewatches to get through my airport anxiety. Big help! Now I'm listening to their episodes of shows/documentaries I've never seen. Thanks for being the duo I didn't know I needed to distract me and be the friends in my pocket!
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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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