In a world that increasingly defaults to false dichotomies, we explore the messiness of living wisely —the choices, tradeoffs, priorities, and grace of living a nuanced life.
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In a world that increasingly defaults to false dichotomies, we explore the messiness of living wisely —the choices, tradeoffs, priorities, and grace of living a nuanced life.
Sales and Distribution by Lemonada Media https://lemonadamedia.com/
In today's episode, we continue our conversations about loneliness and masculinity and discuss an article about grieving the loss of a long-time sexual partner. Continuing our mission to talk about things that need more discussion, we talk with Kathleen Donahoe, the COO and co-owner of Oh Baby! Fitness about the importance of a healthy pelvic floor and caring for ourselves after child birth. We end, as always, with a bit of inspiration for the week.
Recommended Resources:
Why Everyone Should Care About Their Pelvic Floor Muscles
Ruth Burgess "Bread of Tomorrow" (poem Sarah shared)
William Stafford "Ask Me" (poem Beth shared)
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We share Michaela's thoughts on loneliness and emotional labor and Sarah shares her sadness over leaving the baby stage behind for good. Then, we discuss Michael Ian Black's thread on "the boys are broken" and what masculinity means to us as we look at our husbands, fathers, and as Sarah raises her sons.
We also share Collaboration Station from The Johnny Shortcake Show!
Recommended resources:
Why I’m Raising My Sons Like Daughters
The Mask You Live In | Netflix
Queer Eye | Netflix Official Site
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After discussing some fantastic listener feedback on kids' extra-curricular activities, rituals, and sex, we talk about our experiences with loneliness and fear of missing out, with heavy Oprah and Moana references from Sarah.
Recommended resources:
Oprah's SuperSoul Conversation with Ali MacGraw
Erin Wathen's Friends with Benefits: Why We Need More Affection
Tara Brach's Love is Always Loving You
The UK's Minister of Loneliness
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After great feedback, we discuss how we want our kids to feel about money and how we treat marriage like consumers.
After hearing from so many of you who also grind and/or clench their teeth at night, we discuss how we do (and don't) deal with stress and pressure.
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We discuss listener feedback on our conversation about sex, which we realized barely scratched the surface! Many listeners shared this fantastic article about how different men and women view sex (particularly bad sex).
In our continued exploration of things-we-don't-discuss-enough, we talk about the social classes we grew up in and our feelings about money.
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On this week's show, we share Julia's feedback about our ongoing discussion of #Whole30 and what that means for intuitive eating and healthy at any size. We also get vulnerable and have an extensive conversation on our introduction to sex, sex inside and outside marriage, and all the ways we think (and talk) about sex need to change.
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Thanks so much for listening to the Nuanced Life! Today, we discuss parenting during endless snow days and Kerry's feedback on the jenga pieces needed for a working family.
We also Oprah's conversation with Paul Williams and Tracey Jackson on Super Soul Conversations. Paul Williams is the songwriting legend that shared the six affirmations that helped him turn his life around.
We share The Paradox of Our Time.
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Thanks so much for listening to the Nuanced Life! Today, we discuss listener Susan's feedback on the "Boys on the Side" article and ask ourselves to rethink parts of marriage and physicality in relationships.
We also give a brief follow-up on our New Year's resolutions, including Beth's realizations about the mommy wars.
We spend a few minutes on Golden Globes fashion (spoiler: we're all about the black dresses and jumpsuits) before diving into Sarah's favorite topic: KonMari.
Recommended resources:
Why Are We So Attached to Our Things?
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Today we discuss the hookup culture, dating in the #MeToo era, New Year's Resolutions, and Sarah's love of considering our "stuff" (with a little detour on loneliness).
Show Notes:
Rebecca Traister on Pantsuit Politics
Dan Savage on Death Sex and Money
Gretchen Rubin's The Four Tendencies
Beth's playlists: Transitions, New Year, Organize, Mornings
Taylor and Leslie on Pantsuit Politics
Gratitude to support resolutions
Loneliness as a public health issue
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On this episode, we share two great pieces of feedback on our episode on parenting. We also discuss Santa and the role of story-telling and magic in our lives. To close the show, we share a wonderful way to tell your kids about Santa.
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