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Thanks so much for checking out our podcast designed to help couples begin having marriage devotionals together! If you’re looking for a highly-produced, hyped-up podcast, this isn’t it. You’re just going to get the chance to hear us doing our own personal devotionals together so you’ll eventually feel comfortable doing them on your own as well. As we go along, we’ll also share special tips and ideas we’ve learned to fit this powerful part of our marriage into the rush of everyday life.For 2019, we’re using the marriage devotional book, Mr. & Mrs. by Rob & Joanna Teigen. To purchase it through our affiliate link, click the link below. While this is a daily devotional, we’ll be taking our favorite of each week to upload as an episode to just get you started with doing devotionals weekly.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1432118862/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=foreverfamili-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=1432118862&linkId=dc24c3a20cb7d42901eb083a227c6e4cAlso, if you do a lot of shopping on Amazon, would you consider using Amazon Smile? It’s the same Amazon, it’s just their portal that allows purchasers to have a percentage of the money they spend donated to the non-profit of their choice. Clicking on this link will allow you to bless our ministry to marriages and families! Thanks in advance!smile.amazon.com/ch/31-1623965 Make sure to subscribe, so you'll know when each new episode is released each week!To subscribe in Apple 1. Search for Marriage Devotionals with Jeff & Debby in your Apple Podcast Player 2. Click the Subscribe button beneath the cover art.3. In the pop-up window, click Subscribe to confirm the subscription.4. Click the Library menu and click on the podcast you just subscribed to.5. Click on the gear icon in the top right corner to control settings like how many episodes to download at a time.6. Click the Feed button and you'll see a list of all episodes available for download. To subscribe in Google Play Music1. Search for Marriage Devotionals with Jeff & Debby in your Google Play Music App2. Tap the Subscribe button.3. Tap the checkbox next to Auto-download if you'd like to always automatically download the latest three episodes.4, Tap the checkbox next to Notifications if you'd like to receive a notification when new episodes are uploaded.5. Tap Playback order to choose to play episodes from newest to oldest or oldest to newest.6. Tap Subscribe.We're also in most of the other major podcast player apps! Just search Marriage Devotionals with Jeff & Debby and click to subscribe!Support the show (https://foreverfamilies.com/causes)

We discussed #MeToo's moment at the Golden Globes, including Oprah's (presidential?) speech. Beth is reading Fire and Fury and keeping us all updated and we talk faith and politics with Michael Wear. Thanks to our patrons; we hope you'll consider supporting Pantsuit Politics by making a monthly contribution at Patreon and by leaving a positive review in the Apple Podcast Player for Pantsuit Politics and The Nuanced Life.Sarah live tweeted The Golden Globes and we had lots of thoughts on political statements, Oprah's speech, and Hollywood's participation in the #MeToo #TimesUp movement. Beth also wanted to share an amazing interaction between Sarah Silverman and a Twitter troll. Beth is currently reading Fire and Fury and we discuss the book, the coverage, and the biggest problem for the White House. Sarah compliments Indiana State Representative Matt Lehman and Beth compliments Tabitha Isner. In our main segment, we talk with Michael Wear, the founder of Public Square Strategies LLC, and a leading expert on the intersection of faith, politics and American public life. Wear directed faith outreach for President Obama's historic 2012 re-election campaign and was one of the youngest White House staffers in modern American history, leading evangelical outreach and helping manage The White House's engagement on religious and values issues, including adoption and anti-human trafficking efforts. He is also the author of Reclaiming Hope: Lessons Learned in the Obama White House About the Future of Faith in America and the recent viral post Pro-life Voters and Pro-Choice Politicians.Outside of politics, Michael joins us to talk about The Crown and his love for Lidia Bastianich See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2017 has been a long year, to say the least. We’re reflecting on that year the same way we’ve gotten through it - with a little help from our friendsThanks to our patrons; we hope you'll consider supporting Pantsuit Politics by making a monthly contribution at Patreon and by leaving a positive review in the Apple Podcast Player for Pantsuit Politics and The Nuanced Life. Thanks to today's sponsors: Better Help and ModCloth. We're using Tsh Oxenreider's 20 Questions for a New Year's Eve reflection through the lens of politics to look back on 2017. Even better, we got help from Tsh herself, as well as other friends of the pod - listener Jennifer, our producer George, Anne Bogel of What Should I Read Next podcast, Emily Ellsworth, and Mark McKinnon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’ve been talking about the #metoo movement at length. As the year draws to a close, we’re thinking more about what gender equality could really mean. We discuss the Republican tax plan, evangelicals and the President, and ways that our everyday conversations can promote greater equality between men and women. Thanks to our patrons; we hope you'll consider supporting Pantsuit Politics by making a monthly contribution at Patreon and by leaving a positive review in the Apple Podcast Player for Pantsuit Politics and The Nuanced Life. Thanks to today's sponsors: StoryWorth,ThirdLove, and ModCloth. The Republican tax plan brings many changes to the tax code and we talk through the changes to deductions, credits, and rates. Beth liked the Rattner charts on Morning Joe - Final GOP plan still benefits wealthy the most: Rattner charts. She also saw an interesting musical analogy. We also discussed the drive for profit v. profit maximization and a similar question asked in the documentary The Corporation. There was an incendiary story about the CDC and banned words - we tackle the story and the real story, which didn't make us feel a little bit better. Jenn Hatmaker is back in the political news with a profile in Politico. We discuss that and the broader conversation regarding evangelicals post-Roy Moore's campaign and this excellent article on the subject. Sarah compliments Rex Tillerson and Beth compliments Senator Joe Manchin. In our main segment, we discuss how to talk about gender issues and gender equality without reverting to defensiveness. We tackle mansplaining, emotional labor, and how to move the conversation forward. Outside of politics, Sarah is thinking about the holidays and Beth has launched her new coaching business! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dictionary.com has made “complicit” the 2017 Word of the Year. We consider our collective responsibility and Lindy West’s powerful statement that the opposite of complicity isn’t apology; it’s fixing what you broke. Thanks to our patrons; we hope you'll consider supporting Pantsuit Politics by making a monthly contribution at Patreon and by leaving a positive review in the Apple Podcast Player for Pantsuit Politics and The Nuanced Life. Thanks to today's sponsors: Away, Lola, and ModCloth. The President has made mountains of three media errors over the last week. We discuss his relationship with media and our consumption of news. Republicans have passed a two-week stop gap measure to keep the government funded. The next deadline is December 22. We are not optimistic that all end-of-year challenges can be met in the next two weeks. Sarah compliments Senator Tim Scott for his honesty about disagreements within the Republican party. Beth compliments Bill Scher for his measured approach in the debate over the future of the DNC. In our main segment, we discuss the decision by Dictionary.com to make "complicit" the word of the year. In our wide-ranging conversation, we reference Lindy West's powerful op-ed on complicity, Richard Shelby's surprising appearance on State of the Union, Nikki Haley's comments on Roy Moore, and a recent Frank Luntz focus group in Alabama. We end, as always, by talking about what's on our minds outside of politics. Beth appreciates Spotify supporting her cover song habit. Sarah is reading and watching new shows. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The opioid epidemic impacts all of us in increasingly significant ways. Today, we’re discussing the impact of President Trump’s decision to declare this a public health emergency. It's Thanksgiving, and we're so grateful to everyone who makes Pantsuit Politics possible. We couldn't do the podcast without the support of our patrons, our advertising agency, and our sponsors. Thanks to today's sponsors: BeFrugal.com and ModCloth. If you're interested in advertising on Pantsuit Politics, please reach out to Midroll. We're also so excited to launch our new podcast, The Nuanced Life, this week. Thank you for helping us out by listening, rating, subscribing, and reviewing it on the Apple Podcast Player! If you'd like Pantsuit Politics to speak at your university, business, or organization, please let Beth know. We begin with an update on Republican efforts to cut some people's and companies' taxes. Some of the provisions in the Senate bill are truly mind-boggling. Next, we discuss the recent military coup in Zimbabwe. We talk about Robert Mugabe's rise to power, the World Health Organization's decision to revoke his appointment as a global health ambassador, the events leading up to the coup--including a military official's trip to China, and his response to being placed under house arrest. The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee seems uneasy about how power might transition in this nation. To compliment the other side, Sarah compliments Senator Lisa Murkowski for her insistence on a healthcare stabilization plan in relation to the tax cut bill. Beth appreciates Brian Baird, who is joining forces with a former state GOP... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We received an overwhelming amount of discussion from listeners about sexual harassment and assault. We've learned a lot and continue the conversation in today’s episode. Thank you to our sponsors for this episode: BaubleBar, Away, and ModCloth. To support Pantsuit Politics, please visit our Patreon page and rate, subscribe, and review the podcast on the Apple Podcast Player. We discuss the horrific ambush of US troops in Niger and try to provide some context to military engagement in western Africa. While details are still emerging about what took place, the President's team seems more engaged in a battle with Sgt. La David Johnson's family than in confronting the difficult intelligence and foreign policy questions implicated. Next, we turn to the legislature. We talk about the bipartisan work Senators Murray and Alexander are doing on healthcare and the wholly partisan approach Congressional Republicans are taking to tax cuts and the federal budget. For our compliments to the other party, Sarah compliments Former President George W. Bush for his recent remarks on civility in our discourse. Beth compliments Former President Jimmy Carter for his willingness to engage with North Korea in order to prevent escalating conflict. Because of the overwhelming feedback we received in response to our discussion of Mayim Bialik's New York Times editorial, we resume the discussion of sexual assault and harassment, sharing the lessons we have learned over the past week. We also share a message from a listener who came to understand after the fact that he engaged in non-consensual sex with a woman in college and offered up his learnings from that experience about what men must do to stop the violence. We end, as always, with what's on our minds outside of politics. Beth weighs in on personality types following

Heute sind Jan und Axel alleine, weil Andreas beim Snooker und Florian im Jetlag gefangen sind. Wir schauen auf die Mets und deren Pitching, wundern uns über die Rüpelhaftigkeit der Royals und lachen mit Brian Rice Price um die Wette. That`s the fucking truth! Wie immer freuen wir uns über Kommentare überall oder Bewertungen drüben bei itunes (wir hoffen, dass mit den Änderungen, die wir in unseren Podlove-Settings vorgenommen haben auch der dämliche Apple-Podcast-Player wieder funktioniert) und haben jetzt schon eine kleine Ankündigung: Zu unserer 100. Sendung wollen wir ja so richtig einen drauf machen. Falls Ihr Teil davon werden wollt und uns ein kurzes Audio-File schicken wollt, freuen wir uns sehr. Sind noch ein paar Wochen, klar, aber soll niemand sagen, es wäre alles zu kurzfristig gekommen. Echt, macht mal. Jeder freut sich doch über Geburtstagsglückwünsche :-) Einfach eMail an Axel, der gibt das dann ans Schneide-Bullpen weiter. So, genug geschrieben. Viel Spaß beim hören. Play Ball