In this episode the Browns are back on their separate couches with their ipads to "look back" at how the family got to where they are today. This is an emotional episode where many missing pieces of the puzzle get filled in. Robyn of course is especially emotional and has a scuffle with her ipad. Please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and give us a 5-star rating and review. We are on Instagram and TikTok @psychlegalpop Email: psychlegalpoppodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sister Wives Season 18: Look Back Parts 1 & 2

A pop culture podcast hosted by an attorney and a psychotherapist. Join sisters Brooke (the attorney) and Tess (the therapist) as they discuss the latest in pop culture. They'll break down your favorite stories, TV shows, and pop culture news. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode we discuss the movie This is me ... Now, made by and about Jennifer Lopez and the companion documentary about the making of the movie, The Greatest Love Story Never Told. The movie chronicles the highly scrutinized love life of JLo, including her relationships and personal healing journey.
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The Jennifer Lopez movie - This is me ... Now: A love story

Nick and Jasmine stroll the city streets in a carriage and the conversation is, weird. Shane and Ashley get a surprise visit from Sarah. Becky and Justin go on a date with Yari and the Salahuddins end their season on a low note. 
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Seeking Sister Wife Season 5 Episode 11 "Seeking a Connection"

In this episode we discuss the Netflix documentary "What Jennifer Did" about Jennifer Pan, a young woman in Ontario Canada who, along with 4 other co-conspirators, was convicted for the 2010 murder of her mother Bich Pan and the attempted murder of her father Hann Pan during a home invasion. Jennifer quickly becomes the primary focus of the captivating criminal case. Directed and produced by Jenny Popplewell who also directed American Murder: The Family Next Door about the Chris Watts murder case.
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What Jennifer Did

Nathalia is still processing that she and Garrick are not getting married in Brazil and Dannielle is pregnant. Instead of talking to her about it, Dannielle and Garrick make her tag along to see an ultrasound of the baby. Later, Nathalia's friends come over to watch this awkwardness play out even more before Dannielle and Garrick return home. The Davis wives meet Jasmin, a potential fourth wife, who seems a little too eager and agreeable, even Danielle sees red flags. The Salahuddins continue to torture Naeem's mother, despite being nowhere near being in a relationship with another woman.
At the end of the episode we discuss Meri Brown's launch of her new website and business venture "Worthy Up." Timestamp: 53:50
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Seeking Sister Wife Season 5 Episode 10 - "Seeking a Better Understanding" PLUS the launch of Meri Brown's "Worthy Up"

In this episode we discuss the Netflix documentary Brandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion. A searing look at the toxic culture of the popular teen clothing brand Brandy Melville. Behind the perfect Instagram facade lies gross racism, sexism, and mistreatment of young woman by the company's Italian owner. The film also exposes the worldwide exploitation of people working in the global fashion industry and the harmful effects of fast fashion on the environment.
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Sister Wives Season 18: Look Back Parts 1 & 2

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