Teresa's year in prison continues as we delve into her media diet on the inside. Teresa leaned on TV, film and books to get her through it. And the TV, especially, became a source of conflict — just like in Teresa's real life!

Teresa Giudice's "Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again" is such a rich text, we couldn't even cover the final third in an hour. Part 4 comes out next Friday!

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The Teresa train is still a-rollin' as we tackle part two of the Jersey queen's prison memoir. In this section, we debate whether Teresa was reeeeally that hesitant to join "Jersey Moms" or if she doth protest too much. We delve into Teresa's psyche surrounding her criminal record (denial: not a river in Egypt). We also get into the finer points of bulldagging and dickmeat. Most importantly, we realize there's a Paterson in all of us.

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As we all know, Teresa Giudice is one of the most prolific writers of our time. "Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again" is her fifth book and first memoir. Your hosts Jen Keefe and Molly Mulshine are ready to tackle it like Joe Gorga at a baptism luncheon.

In our first episode, we cover Teresa's early life and her fateful marriage to her childhood sweetheart, Juicy Joe Giudice. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. Rate and review, too!

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We're in the thick of Amanda Frances's "Rich as F***: More Money Than You Know What to Do With" this week. Grab your manifesting journals and follow along as we cover Amanda's questionable stance on debt (you should take on more of it!) and the nuances of life coaching vs. real therapy.

Also, Amanda might like paying taxes but she HATES women who marry rich. Paging Dr. Freud! Let's shop with intention for some counselling on that one, shall we?

Your trusty hosts Molly Mulshine and Jen Keefe are her to delve into it all. Tune in next week as we begin discussing Teresa Giudice's "Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again."

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Amanda Frances is millennial girlboss-ery's final boss. The self-proclaimed "money queen" has seemingly made a fortune from telling other women how to make a fortune.

Her book, "Rich as F***: More Money Than You Know What to Do With," promises... well, Amanda's too smart to promise anything. But she heavily implies she can "change your relationship with money." Which, crucially, does not mean you will make more of it!

Still, your trusty hosts Molly Mulshine and Jen Keefe actually loved some of the journal prompts in this tome, not to mention the opening line worthy of a Faulkner novel. Stay tuned next week for part two!

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Strap in for the thrilling conclusion of "Unburdened: A Memoir" by Dorit Kemsley. It's all going downhill for Dorit as she endures a traumatic robbery, then gets $10,000 jacked from her purse. But have no fear: pantomime is here. She travels to Manchester (?) to perform in one along with Boy George.

From there, we provide some details about Dorit and PK's "businesses" that you will not find in the book. And of course, we wrap with our top quotes from "Unburdened." Feeling lighter? We sure are!

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Being on TV is hard, guys, and Dorit Kemsley continues to tell us all about it. Comedians Jen Keefe and Molly Mulshine delve into the second third of her memoir, "Unburdened," and come out of the whole thing feeling... burdened.

Dorit manages to pen an entire chapter on "Puppygate" without mentioning Lisa Vanderpump's name once. She debunks plastic surgery rumors but is less successful when it comes to the "has no friends" allegations. The whole thing is a bit of a Lucy Lucy Apple snoozy.

But luckily your hosts manage to fill in the blanks and provide 45 minutes of bona fide entertainment! Tune in next week for all the dirty details on Dorit's robbery and PK's financials (or what's left of them).

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Child of the world Dorit Kemsley has finally added "author" to her oddly hard-to-find résumé.

Born in Connecticut, Dorit was soon drawn to Europe for its long dinners. She then moved to New York City and fell for PK Kemsley, who also loves long dinners. She now partakes in long dinners and lunches on TV as a cast member of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."

After Dorit revealed this book's cover on an episode of the show, the haters doubted any words would follow. But joke's on them: Dorit and her ghost-writer(s) came through!

Dorit's debut tome, "Unburdened," came out on June 2nd. For the inaugural episode of "Housewives Book Club," we begin delving into it. Like and subscribe so you can listen as we further unburden ourselves, next week and beyond!

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