Sister Wives Go to Therapy

As a new era begins, Christine, Janelle, and Meri are forging their own paths in a life after polygamy. In a sit down with Janelle, Meri wants the truth about the back-door deal. The women prepare to meet for their first reunion in years.
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Heads up: We discuss Garrison's death in this episode.

As we countdown to Season 21, I sat down with Amye and Amanda to discuss the iconic argument between Janelle and Kody. If you've ever listened to the Little Miss Recap Sister Wives recaps, you'll hear a truncated version at the beginning of every episode. Every time I listen, it gets more delicious and satisfying. So I invited Amye and Amanda to the podcast to chat about it. What we didn't expect, is that the fight carries a very different meaning watching it now.

You can listen to more of Amye and Amanda here:
Litte Miss Recap
Murder She Watched
Oh! The Places You'll GROW!

And don't forget the Little Miss Recap Patreon, where you can listen to my favorite Sister Wives rewatch episodes.
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Christine's big announcement that she's leaving in a week causes chaos as Robyn questions her future relationship with her former sister wife and Kody explodes. As they all try to pick up the pieces, Janelle's RV lifestyle hits another obstacle.

I am delighted to bring you this crossover episode with Tess and Brooke--The ICONIC knife in the kidneys episode. If you haven't already, make sure you subscribe to Psych Legal Pop podcast so you never miss an episode.
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After Robyn gives birth, Kody asks all his wives to live in the same house again for Christmas. This could either bring them together, or push them further apart.
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After welcoming fourth wife Robyn and her children, the Brown's lives are flipped upside down.

Okaaaaay. I've been dreading covering this episode, still not sure why. Perhaps because watching someone's real birth on screen is too intimate. Perhaps it's because I can feel myself having deep annoyance towards Kody and Robyn, when they're just existing as parents who are welcoming a baby into the world. The recurring theme in this episode is how people in the Brown family are expected to perform certain emotional expression. The wives and kids are supposed to feel excitement. Christine is supposed to be welcoming. Robyn tries to squeeze out tears when giving Meri the thoughtful and generous offer to be their surrogate. Heads up: I share more about myself in this episode, including some details of birth.
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