Today I talk with Julie Mennano, a seasoned expert in the field of couples therapy, to explore the ways that attachment styles impact your closest relationships, and how to navigate emotions during conflict with your loved ones. We explore topics like how to connect with your frustrated spouse, how to approach your child during a tantrum, and what to do when your partner doesn’t want to seek emotional help.

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I’m back! I’ll be streaming on YouTube today for my first live podcast since baby #3 was born! 
From Harrison Butker’s recent commencement speech to Pope Francis’ latest statements about female ordination and gay seminarians, sexuality and gender roles are being hotly debated today. Should women work or be homemakers? What role should men have? Why can’t women be priests? The answer may be surprising … I’ll be discussing the way Christians should think about gender roles as well as sharing a bit about my postpartum experience. Tune in at 3:30ET/12:30 PT!

E115: Butker, Pope Francis, Living Postpartum

Today I sit down with Melissa Kearney, professor of Economics and author of Two Parent Privilege, to discuss the privileges attached to coming from households with two married parents. As the world blames a myriad of issues as the cause of the mess of our culture, Melissa Kearney believes that the most foundational problem lies in the way our society values the stability of family life. We discuss the eye-opening statistics of the differences in outcomes between those who come from intact families and those who don’t, what our government should do to encourage stable marriages, how our communities should support those in tough economic circumstances, and more.

E114: Why Our Future Depends On Parents w/ Melissa Kearney

Today I sit down with John Lovell, founder of the Warrior Poets Society, to discuss what it means for men to fully live according to their purpose. We discuss what it means for men to be a “warrior poet,” what the “Red Pill” community gets right about society’s issues about men and how they miss the target with their solutions, the importance of faith in strengthening marriage that lasts, the challenge for feminists to find a good man, and much more.

E113: The Warrior Poet, Masculinity Fully Lived w/ John Lovell

Today I sit down with British journalist, Mary Harrington, to discuss her transition from leftist feminism to promoting an anti-progressive feminism. We discuss some of the history of feminism, how the cultural changes of Industrial Revolution became the catalyst for the first feminist movements, why a true feminist sees good marriages as part of the solution, how contraception is ultimately anti-feminist, and much more.

E112: Why This Feminist Became Anti-Progressive w/ Mary Harrington

While many of the statistics about Gen Z imply that this generation is falling away from traditional values, Isabel Brown begs to differ. On today’s podcast, Isabel Brown, author and cultural commentator, and I discuss the truth about Gen Z. We discuss the religious and political trends of Gen Z, how Gen Z women’s sexuality is effected by social contagion, how Gen Z men are leaning more conservative than ever, how Gen Z influencers’ conversions are impacting millions, and how Social Media is a tool that can be used for good.

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