Join Deena and Alycia as we discuss getting ready for a new school year! What does that mean for students, parents, and teachers alike?

Join Deena and Alycia as we discuss getting ready for a new school year! What does that mean for students, parents, and teachers alike?

Join Louie and I as we have some fun with our married couple friends at our Married Couples Beach Crab Boil. We get to ask a few fun questions to each couple...But don't miss the end! Just when you think the episode is over, we have a surprise interview by Dilene. This time, she is asking US the questions.

We are back with part 2!! Join us for the second half as we continue reciprocation and what it means.

Does how someone reciprocate or not on the first date tell you everything you need to know? Join us for Part 1 of a conversation about reciprocation and different perspectives on why mutual efforts matter from the very beginning. From first impressions to long term expectations. Agree or disagree, this conversation is sure to get you thinking.

This episode features Denna's reflections on how to help both your physical and spiritual gardens transition from one climate change to another.

Join us for your last episode of Men's Health Month for an open and honest conversation about the church experience as seen by men. How church hurt, vulnerability, and brotherhood looks to them. What are the churches missing, and what can we do to keep more men coming in?

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Join us as we have an honest conversation about the mental health struggles many single father's face but often keep hidden. From the pressure to "stay strong", to dad guilt, burnout, loneliness, and learning to ask for help.

Join us for the unedited Men's Takeover! This week, we ask the questions and the men give us some insight into their thoughts and views. You do NOT want to miss it.

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Men's Health Month continues with Dilene and Alycia. Today we are discussing why its difficult for men to reach out, what kind of support systems they may or may not have, and what we can do as women to support them in keeping up with their mental and physical health.