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Welcome to the bad broadcast. I'm your host. I'm

winded because I stood up and that was literally all I did. I've been so sick all

week. Bad news for me. Good news for my ability to binge Secret Lives of Mormon Wives season three and give

you guys a full rundown. Also, I know I need to change this orange background. Okay, I'm looking

extra orange today. I don't have a spray tan actually, but I think think the blue hat is like it's bringing out the orange tones and everything.

Complementary colors and all that. There's got to be somebody who understands color theory who can tell me what background I should have because this one's not working, but it's annoying to change. I got to get up there and take all that down. It's just annoying. So anyway, we are going to do a full breakdown

of season three. I know we're all just binging it as quickly as we possibly can. This episode is coming

out. Let's see, I believe, November 24th. So it's been about a week and a half since it came out. And I always have thoughts.

How could I not? How could I not have so many thoughts about this show, about these women who are,

you know, tangentially, kind of connected to myself and the women I'm around. And, you know, it happens here in our

home state of Utah. It's got a lot to do with Mormonism, all of that. So we are going to talk

about all of it. If you don't want to hear church talk, totally fine. Probably going to get into it

in this episode. So skip this one if you're not into that. And also, let's give our

seasonal disclaimer about this reality show. You and I know that this is a reality show. It's,

you know, heavily edited. We know that producers have quite the hand in what happens in these shows. We know that these women are good

people doing their best, trying to navigate this insane rise to stardom. They're navigating their faith.

They're navigating these friendships. They're navigating other shows, their careers, their families,

their marriages, their loved ones. They're balancing a lot. I give a lot

of credit to these women for taking this on. I think it's an incredibly brave thing to do. And I definitely

have thoughts about the show. Again, we can secure our nuance cap. I actually have a hat on.

Maybe for, I don't know if I've ever recorded in a hat. Anyway,

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