dialoguing

In this episode, Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband dive into this week’s newsletter about body neutrality, talking about bodies within a relationship, impending vasectomy anxieties, and if we should let our 4 year old watch Home Alone this year?

We are on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!

Content warning: Parenting, relational abuse, body talk and body image, medical/anatomy speak, and, as always, explicit language.

Know someone who wants to hear about 10 minutes of vasectomy-related anxiety, toss this their way.

In this episode, Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband dive into this week’s newsletter, revisiting the Twin Flames Universe conversation from last week, why J’s never gotten a massage and doesn’t have the faintest clue of how it works, and parking lot etiquette.

Note: Minor audio issues from 27-30 minute mark. We had some help this time (Thank you, Ryan!!) to minimize it and found the culprit so this will hopefully be the last time I have to say this 🤞 but very minimal this time. Should be able to blaze right through.

The newsletter mentioned about Twin Flames is from Mad Woman, written by Amanda Montei here on Substack. You can find it here.

We are on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!

Content warning: Parenting and postpartum, cults & high control groups, relational abuse, and, as always, explicit language.

Know someone who talks about Kohl’s as much as we do, send this to them.

In this episode, Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband have two newsletters* to cover, but don’t worry he only read one of them. Thoughts on Kohls & the Escaping Twin Flames doc, the relationship between guilt, gratitude, and power and Kaitlyn learns how J feels about death and grief. (For those who came here for Lions Corner, J forgot to do it—probs cuz his predictions were so off last week.)

We are on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!

Content warning: Parenting, grief and death, cults, and, as always, explicit language.

Note: Found the newsletter I was thinking of (right around the 54 minute mark) where I read about being less attached to everything.

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Heads up: The audio around 15 minutes in becomes scratchy. I did the best I could in editing, but it’s still there. You could imagine you’re listening to an old-timey news program, the radio through a walkie-talkie or you can skip it. All choices available to you.

In this episode, Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband have no newsletter to talk about because it was recorded last week so they talk about J’s bout with psychosomatic sciatica, definitive rankings of Thanksgiving offerings, and some bold (and inaccurate) predictions in Lions Corner.

We are on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!

Content warning: Parenting, explicit language, body and food talk, sexual abuse awareness and I sang again, twice (I’m so sorry).

In this episode, Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband discuss this week’s newsletter about the holidays and how their differing approaches to them impacts their marriage, an extended Lions corner, thoughts on the current season of the Morning Show on Apple+, and if we should get an Elf on the Shelf this year.

We are on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!

Content warning: Parenting, explicit language, body talk, and, worst of all, we sing multiple times and Kaitlyn says “like” one million times (many apologies).

Resources: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) card deck.

In this episode, Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband, Jon, discuss addiction, how Kaitlyn’s sobriety has impacted their relationship, Michael Keaton, and a new segment where I “pull a card” in the spirit of ’s delightfully named newsletter, Between a Rock and a Card Place, but instead of it being a tarot card it’s a card from my Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) card deck about clarifying values.

We are now on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!

Content warning: Parenting, explicit language (including sexual themes), addiction, alcohol use and misuse.

Thank you for listening! Please share—hoping for some WOM this week! If you listen, you know.

In this episode Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and her husband have 2 weeks of newsletters and life to catch up on. Stories about roommates, Kaitlyn’s Ag class in high school, IFS, Taylor Swift and sleep hygiene ensue. Also, a turn of events no one could have seen resulting in a new assessment tool called the Duhamel Scale of Obsession (DSO).

We are now on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!!

Content warning: Parenting, explicit language (including sexual themes).

Thank you for listening! Please share—hoping for some WOM this week! If you listen, you know.

In this episode Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and Jon discuss birthdays, what comes up when you are perceived as a different age than you are, and the Beckham doc—basically anything other than talking about this week’s newsletter.

We are now on Apple Podcasts here and Spotify here so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well!

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In this episode of dialoguing presents: a therapist and a lawyer walk into a bar... Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, and J discuss that week’s newsletter, why J felt a part of it was “too heavy” for him, an exploration of why and how to break up with a therapist, crying in sessions, the acknowledgement of how having had couples therapy earlier that day impacted their discussion and J tries to sneak in a subpodcast about the Detroit Lions. All in a days work, folks.

Also, we are now on Apple Podcasts, so feel free to listen and/or leave a review there as well! (If you’re viewing this on Substack, you can find our show page here)

dialoguing presents: a therapist and a lawyer walk into a bar...

Kaitlyn, from the newsletter dialoguing on Substack, begins a new venture with her lawyer husband, Jon. In their first ever episode, they attempt to figure out audio issues (spoiler alert: not entirely successfully), battle cat interference, discuss that week's newsletter on Radical Acceptance, and if it's worth it for Jon to explore his rage about traffic.

Content Warning: brief discussion of sexual assault, mention of a sexual slur, conversation around parenting, racism and sexism.