A very special Thanksgiving episode - getting to know Brooke & Tess

Psych Legal Pop Podcast

Tess & Brooke Brigham

Relationships, Tv & Film, True Crime, Society & Culture

4.2 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2023

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Happy Thanksgiving friends, supporters and listeners! Today we are getting vulnerable and sharing some details about our personal lives. We talk about growing up as sisters, our parents and how they shaped who we are. We talk about being moms and our relationships with our kids. We explain what it means to us when we say we talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist and our love of podcasts and podcasting. We mention it all! And there is a bit of Erika Girardi analysis in the middle. Enjoy, and we truly thank you for supporting this podcast! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to the Psych Legal Pop podcast. This is a podcast where we talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist. I'm the therapist, Tess Brigham. And I'm the attorney, Brooke Brigham.
0:13.0	Well, today is what we call a very special podcast, just like those back-to-school a very special back to school special yes involving teen
0:24.6	pregnancy or drugs yes but today is here in the u.s um thanksgiving and i hope all of you are enjoying
0:34.9	your thanksgiving with your families, hopefully.
0:40.5	So we thought we would do something a little different. We're not going to recap any shows.
0:45.9	We're not going to talk about sister wives or some documentary. We are going to talk about
0:51.4	ourselves. And so one thing that we don't really do that much that a lot of
0:56.9	podcasts do is they tend to spend the first five, 10, 10, 15, 20, 30 minutes talking about themselves,
1:04.6	their lives, what they're doing, what's been going on. Maybe they'll talk about recent events or
1:10.0	pop culture, I mean, or, you know,
1:11.8	whatever it is that's going on in the world. And we don't do that that much for various reasons.
1:18.4	I think for me personally, being a therapist, it's always been a little strange for me to talk
1:23.4	about myself just because I've been conditioned so much not to talk about myself and not to promote
1:30.4	myself so much. And I also get a little embarrassed about it. It's probably one of the reasons
1:37.0	why I'm not a millionaire. I often think that as I try to build my business, which I've been
1:44.1	trying to do for the last seven,
1:46.4	eight years, I probably could be doing a lot better job of promoting myself. And I don't
1:55.2	toot my own horn enough. Maybe it's being a woman and, you know, growing up at the time that I did but I was always told
2:02.7	you know be nice and don't be full of yourself so yeah don't brag don't brag exactly which is the
2:07.7	opposite of what people do now like generations coming up now yes so total opposite we're gen Xers
2:15.3	yeah we were told not to brag and not to be full of yourself.
2:18.2	And then I went to grad school and was told you're supposed to be a blank slate and don't be a part of anything.
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