#298: Welcome to the Berserk-shires (Special Guest: Stefanie Wilder-Taylor)
This may be the mother of all episodes, and not just because we have parenting expert and "For Crying Out Loud" co-host Stefanie Wilder-Taylor joining us. We dive deep into this week's epic, monumental, instant classic episode of "Real Housewives of New York," which has LuAnn and Bethenny battling it out in a war of attrition up in the Berkshires. Don't worry: Dorinda gets involved, and even Ramona too. We break down every minute detail of the fracas, and midway through, Stefanie joins in to offer up her opinions too. Later, we switch gears and take on "There Goes the Motherhood." Come listen!
00:05:30 — Crappens Mailbag ("Southern Charm" folk as "Harry Potter" characters!)
00:28:31 — RHONYC (wherein we discuss "December: Berkshires County" - one of the most insane episodes in Housewives history)
01:19:13 — Stefanie Wilder-Taylor joins the conversation
02:05:10 — There Goes The Motherhood
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