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Music Hello, and as always, welcome to the Sister Wives Professor, and what a week we are having.

Sister Wives, folks, we are eating good this week, aren't we?

I hope you enjoyed my coverage of the season premiere of Sister Wives Season 20. That podcast went out yesterday, and yeah, I'm back at it. I'm doing this.

Like, if I'm going to do this, I'm going to do it. So Seeking Sister Wife, Season 6,

episode two just came out. And so let's talk about that too. I'm ready to talk about that as well.

But yeah, just in case by some strange situation you missed my coverage of the first episode of

Season 20 of Sister Wives, I hope you enjoyed that. I'm definitely on board. I'm definitely ready for

this season, as you might imagine. I mean, of course I am. I'll take whatever they give me, but I'm ready.

And I'm ready to continue seeking with you vicariously, to be clear.

But yeah, we are here to talk about seeking sister wife, season six, episode two, titled, I'm

trying to create Voltron here.

That is an incredible title. What does that mean? Well, I'm going to create Voltron here. That is an incredible title.

What does that mean?

Well, I'm going to tell you all about it.

The show opens, and oh my gosh, it is the Davis family.

Talk about some people I've been ready to talk about for a long time.

Their house, by the way, it looks so much like a lot of houses around where I live,

just that sort of layout to the home, that kind of build. I find that oddly comforting to see a home that looks like a lot of homes and neighborhoods around here. I don't live in Colorado, by the way, though I do know that part of Colorado pretty well when I did live in that part of the country, but I don't know, it's just in my notes, it's just kind of random. We do see a quick shot of that giant custom-made bed, the enormous bed that the Davises have made, because if you're not familiar, this plural family all sleeps together in the same bed. And more on that, of course, later. But yeah, if you know, you know. And so the baby's getting her hair done. Nick, April, and Jennifer, theises, say, we're the Davis is together and we're a plural family. It's all in unison. Baby's got a tablet on the high chair I notice. I'm not trying to parent shame. Just saying I noticed it. They go through who they are. Nick and April have been together for 17 years at this point. And April and Jenny are legally married since 2019. So Nick walks us through one more time that they had the wives get married and nobody's married to Nick legally to make sure that

there's a bond between the wives themselves and make that as concrete as possible. All right,

so for seeking people and also podcast listeners, this is like the Maryfield's last episode

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