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This week our listener struggles to come to terms with how differently he is treated compared to his sibling. Despite his brother leaving a trail of chaos and personal attacks, their parents seem to do everything they can to avoid holding him accountable. Our listener asks, what happens now?

Listen to Katie and Helen look at this difficult situation from all angles and offer their insight into what's going on.

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On today’s episode of Here’s Where It Gets Interesting, writer and historian Helen Rappaport joins Sharon to talk about a topic our listeners are fascinated by: the last royal family of Russia. The Romanov murder and legacy has long persisted in popular culture. Learn more about their lineage and the parts that often get overlooked. Often, the truth is more interesting than the myth. Special thanks to our guest, Helen Rappaport.

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Psychological explanations for anorexia: family systems, including enmeshment, autonomy and control.

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This week Katie and Helen look at a familiar story. From the outside our listener grew up privilege - private school, horses and a nice house. But from the inside, it was a facade. The listener describes the loneliness and fear in childhood, the need to defend her father and brother, and the fight with enmeshment and hope for change now. Listen as Katie and Helen explain how financial privilege often facilitates abuse, and how the listener can start to protect herself.  

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Four teens get a pretty gnarly detention. They also find out things they didn't expect about their own family histories!

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TW: child loss (last story w/warning prior) 

Two Hot Takes host, Morgan, is joined by guest co-host Alejandra! They're tackling toxic MILs and moms. This one has been highly requested.. and we feel like we just began to touch on this complex and dynamic relationship... 

First up are listener write-ins! So so many of you had insane stories to share and we tried to rapid fire a few. Bonus stories are over on our Patreon! 

And then for the Reddit stories (starts at minute 18)... A woman caught her MIL trying to breastfeed her baby, a husband wants his mom to be in the delivery room, a mother suggest to her DIL that she leaves her son, a husband tells his wife his MIL can't move in with them, and last a mom suffers a loss so great due to her MIL's neglect...

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The mother-in-law is not only the subject of many a joke but the subject of fairy tale and myth. Conflict between the older and younger woman lies in the archetypal realm, as both struggle to come to terms with differences, age, and the power of both youth and age.

The Dream:

Somehow my baby’s right arm has come completely out of her socket and is completely detached. I try to put it back into her socket, hoping for a miracle (which doesn’t happen) so I put her back into her cot. Later, I look for her, thinking I need to feed her but cannot find her. I search high and low, still there’s no baby. By chance, I find her in another room, it was like she was deliberately moved there. Her skin is very cold but she is alive. Her arm is still detached. I’ll have to take her to the doctor’s, I think, and get her arm sewn on, if that’s even possible. I wake up.