Hello everyone and welcome 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 Tess Brigham. I'm the

therapist. And I'm Brooke Brigham. I'm the attorney. All right. So we're still on the

sister wives book. Yes. So we are going to, we have two parts left,

part three, part four. Brooke's going to take part three. I'm going to take part four. And we are

determined to get this done. So we don't keep talking about it. So this is the number one New York

Times bestselling book, Becoming Sister Wives, The Story of an Unconventional Marriage.

Though I do have to say I did learn some new things, if you can believe this,

from reading Part 4.

So I'm going to take it over to you, Brooke.

Okay.

Tell us about Part 3.

So part 3 is called Family.

And so these are the Four wives' perspective on family life through the years, I guess.

Cody does not contribute to this, which seems weird.

Yeah, that's what I was saying before, that Cody, and then I also looked at the epilogue, which is Cody, and I'm like, he doesn't say shit. Like I just, I wrote it down and I was like, this isn't, this is, he's not saying anything. He's talking in circles. So I don't, I think the way they structured this entire book is really weird and, and not very effective. I understand they've got it, you've got five authors. So it's a little

tricky. But it also gets repetitive. It is. Like I did the first section that was the matrimony

about how they met. And this is now getting farther down the road into their family life. But

there's quite a bit of repetition. I feel like deja vu with some of this stuff.

But anyway, as always, we start with Mary.

And so she's talking about, the first thing she starts talking about is that when they first

were all, so, you know, all three of them and Cody are all living together,

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