I Still Do...For The Most Part

Joe and Dena Prainito
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Join Joe and Dena Prainito as they walk us through the highs and lows of marriage. With encouraging insight from scripture, to hilarious relatable stories, this is a podcast that is sure to make its way to the top of your list.  

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  1. Episode 5-Road Trips

    23. März

    Episode 5-Road Trips

    Join Joe and Dena Prainito as they share humorous and heartfelt stories about family trips, the challenges of travel, and the importance of making memories. This episode highlights the joys and mishaps of traveling with loved ones, emphasizing the value of patience, humor, and love in family adventures. joeprainito.com

    34 Min.
  2. Ep. 4-I Still Do-Age Gap

    2. März

    Ep. 4-I Still Do-Age Gap

    In this episode of 'I Still Do for the Most Part,' hosts Joe and Dena Prainito explore the dynamics of marriage, particularly focusing on the age gap between them. They share humorous anecdotes about their daily lives, discuss the challenges and benefits of their age difference, and reflect on the importance of connection and communication in a relationship. The conversation is light-hearted yet insightful, providing listeners with relatable moments and encouraging them to appreciate the nuances of their own marriages. joeprainito.com

    34 Min.
  3. Episode 3 -Managing Household Chores

    23. Feb.

    Episode 3 -Managing Household Chores

    In this episode, Joe and Dena Prainito bring you laughter and humor as they discuss the dynamics of managing household chores within a marriage. They share personal anecdotes, explore the importance of communication, and emphasize the need for couples to serve one another in their daily lives. The conversation highlights how household responsibilities can impact intimacy and overall relationship satisfaction, encouraging couples to work together and support each other. joeprainito.com

    32 Min.
  4. Ep. 2 - I Still Do...Navigating Crisis Together In Marriage

    16. Feb.

    Ep. 2 - I Still Do...Navigating Crisis Together In Marriage

    In this episode, Joe and Dena Prainito discuss their differing responses to crises, both individually and as a couple. They explore how their backgrounds and personalities shape their reactions to stressful situations, from parenting challenges to financial issues. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding and supporting each other through crises, highlighting the strength found in their differences. They also share personal anecdotes and insights on navigating life's challenges together, ultimately reinforcing the idea that love and partnership are crucial in overcoming difficulties. joeprainito.com

    34 Min.

  5. 9. Feb.

    Episode 1-"I Still Do...For The Most Part" Introduction

    In a world where relationships often face challenges, the "I Still Do For the Most Part" podcast offers a refreshing take on marriage. Hosts Joe and Dena Prainito share their candid experiences, navigating the ups and downs of their 13-year journey together. This blog post delves into the key insights from their inaugural episode, highlighting the importance of commitment, humor, and understanding in a lasting partnership. joeprainito.com

    33 Min.
  6. Chip Bag Annoyance-Snippet

    6. Feb. ·  Bonus

    Chip Bag Annoyance-Snippet

    Join Joe and Dena Prainito as they share a snippet of whats to come in their new podcast, "I Still Do...For The Most Part". In this snippet, the couple share some snacking annoyances.  joeprainito.com

    4 Min.
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Join Joe and Dena Prainito as they walk us through the highs and lows of marriage. With encouraging insight from scripture, to hilarious relatable stories, this is a podcast that is sure to make its way to the top of your list.  

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  • Erstellt von
    Joe and Dena Prainito
  • Jahre aktiv
    2026
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    6
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