Too Busy to Flush JR & Molly

The kids started listening to a new CCM artist which sparks a conversation around deconstructing your faith and possible sources of that. This rolls us into a conversation about weak-minded women and lazy men and the need to recognize gender weakness propensities with the warning that 2 Timothy gives us. No recipes this week but we do have some listener feed back! Please join us around our digital table!

Molly and I talk a little bit about the refreshing nature of local artistic communities, combatting self-righteousness and how to not feel threatened all the time. Along the way, we touch on some things our kids are learning and weeping with others. Join us for another hour around our digital table!

The judo tournament last weekend sparked some conflict between Molly and I! I we want you to join the discussion. Prior to that we talk a little bit about the changing of the times, forgetting to turn of parental controls and having a bit of trailer park in the blood. We hope you enjoy the show as much we did!

We have a full one today! We spend most of our time discussing the power of real-world accomplishments in our lives and reasons boys and men are failing today but before we get there, Molly and I share where inflation has been starting to squeeze us, some dietary changes and a few other little economic odds and ends. All of course relevant as we raise kids in a world where people are weird and hard. Join us!

Oddly, we kick off our return from vacation and surgery in rather mellow fashion with some discussion around recent TV and documentaries we've been watching. We also update you on the our crazy parenting and marriage world. Grab a cup of tea of coffee and hang out with us for an hour!

We go deep into relationships and what makes them thrive on this week's episode. We highlight sexual relationships and consequently parent/child relationships. No recipes this week but plenty of chuckles and fun tangents of banter between husband and wife. We will not have a show for the next three weeks or so.