The following podcast is for entertainment purposes only.

It does not reflect the views or opinions of my university or its affiliates. Hello, and as always, welcome to the sister wives.

Professor, that is me, I'm Dr. Adam, Professor of Communication, big fan of reality television, and big fan of you, to be honest.

Thank you for joining me.

Thanks for, however, briefly, allowing me to be honest. Thank you for joining me. Thanks for,

however briefly, allowing me to be the background noise to your very important life. I will be your noise. It is a privilege that I don't take for granted. Now, here's the thing. I have a real

quick heads up. If you're listening to this the day it drops, that means tomorrow is Book Club podcast day on Patreon and for subscribers.

Patrons, you've got to be that $8 tier, but subscribers, you only have the $8 tier, so you get it too.

My wife, Dr. Amanda, herself a professor of public relations and organizational communication, she and I are talking, as we do every month, about a book.

This month we are covering, I'm glad my mom died by Jeanette McCurdy. It is a very emotional book. Definitely was in the zeitgeist, got a lot of attention. I was hesitant to read it when it came out because of the emotional content, and man, it is a roller coaster. It's definitely worth reading if you can handle it. A lot of content about disordered eating and stuff like that. So I just want you to know kind of what I'm proposing you potentially get into with us. But we're going to be real respectful about the way we talk about that. So if that interests you, check that out. That's drop in tomorrow. Like I said, if you are listening to this on Friday. If you're listening to it later,

it should be available. Hey, one thing I've been meaning to mention, if you're in the Facebook group, you might know about this, but most of you aren't. So I'm actually going to be in

Minneapolis, Minnesota pretty soon, and I'm having a listener meetup on the 17th, Friday,

the 17th at a place called Brits Pub in Minneapolis. So if you're in the

Minneapolis, St. Paul area, Amanda and I are going to be at Brits Pub Friday, April 17th, starting

at 5 p.m. probably stay till around 7, I'm guessing. You know, so if anybody wants to come,

have a drink, alcoholic, or otherwise, I'm not going to be drinking, but you certainly can. Don't worry about me. Come by Brits Pub. April 17th, come say hi to me. I'll have a sister wives professor t-shirt on. I'm the long-haired, very nice guy with glasses. And you want to say hello, talk about sister wives or anything else. You want to get a hug or even a picture? I don't know if I'm fancy enough for people to want to take a picture with me. If I am, I gladly will do that. But yeah, let me know, okay? You can also, if you have questions, email me the sisterwives professor at gmail.com, but I do hope to see you there. We're here to talk about seeking sister wife season three episode seven called Miss You Much. This is, as I've been alluding to, where we get into, like, COVID, COVID.

Now, we've been the last couple episodes, I think starting with the Jones family, kind of stage by stage, getting into every seeking sister wife family dealing with COVID lockdown.

And so some phone footage and stuff and then

eventually the crews show back up. You've heard that a couple times already. Well, listen,

peak Snowden drama is about to happen. This is the third act of the Snowden family. And it starts

today, just barely. Now, not the cracks in the old facade.

That starts next week. Episode 8 of season 3. If I'm not mistaken, and I typically know this stuff

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