Men and women can never understand each other...or can we? Lauren (aka the "Dadvocate") and her husband TJ join me to discuss their relationship, marriage expectations, and strategies they have found for navigating their own personal challenges.

I had a blast chatting with these two. I think you'll enjoy it, too!

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There's no getting around it--sometimes we have to fight. Conflict and friction are sometimes inevitable, both in our politics and our relationships. How should we conduct ourselves when our communications turn hostile? How do we achieve victory for 'our side' without destroying ourselves in the process?

In this episode, we'll take a look at the literary masterpiece "The Art of War", by Sun Tzu. We'll learn when to fight, how to fight, and how to turn enemies into allies. This book is a true gem!

Tzu, Sun. “The Art of War.” The Internet Classics Archive, translated by Lionel Giles, classics.mit.edu/Tzu/artwar.html. Accessed 3 Sept. 2022.

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How deep do you have to dig to really grasp someone's point of view? Today we discuss the concept of visions, a powerful way to gain insight into why we tend to differ so vehemently on so many things. Based on Thomas Sowell's excellent book, A Conflict of Visions, a vision goes deeper than an opinion or a moral value--it is a fundamental belief in human nature and how the world works. 

Together with my wife and co-host, Emily, in this episode we'll explore how the assumptions we make about the world and about mankind can set us at each other's throats--often without even knowing why!

Sowell, T. (1987). A conflict of visions. New York: W. Morrow.

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