Divorced Not Divided

Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, Meg and Nate talk about what they're going to look for in their next relationship after their divorce. They talk about some non-negotiables for themselves, their kids, and their family. They also touch on dating and what some their dating app prompts would be!

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Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

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Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, Meg and Nate sit down together again to react to the two solo episodes we did. They, like the rest of the audience, were hearing some of those pieces for the first time. This episode is their honest reaction to learning something so vulnerable abou their former spouse. For this episode, we really encourage you to check out the solo episodes for context. You can find them here:

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Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

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Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, we have another solo episode getting to know Meg Philips! Meg recently shared her coming out story with Nathan, but we have even more Meg lore to give you even more context and vulnerability. Megan sits down with our producer, Emily of EmyD Media, and gives her evangelical origin story. She gives insight into her childhood and why coming to terms with her repressed sexuality was so difficult.

Need support with identity or deconstructing faith? Check out Mike Maeshiro (instagram.com/mikemaeshiro) who helped Meg through her difficult journey! We see you, we appreciate you, and we LOVE you!

Check out these photos and even more on our social media platforms!

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

Please like, engage, and share! Leave us a 5-star review - it really helps us out!

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Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, we have an episode that is a little different. Nathan sits down with our producer, Emily of EmyD Media, and gives his origin story. He gives insight into his childhood and why going through a divorce opened up some old wounds.

Check out these photos and even more on our social media platforms!

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

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Produced by EmyD Media. Business inquiries welcome at [email protected].

Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

We get a lot of questions about reconciliation is marriage if Nate and Meg are so good at collaboration. This week, Meg and Nate retell and discuss Meg coming out and what it meant for them as a married couple.

This is an extremely vulnerable topic. We realize in telling it that it could polarize our audience. We welcome your comments, questions, and respectful discussions, but you never know the story of someone else listening. Words matter; now more than ever. Please see the resources page on our website for support in coming out, sexuality, and divorce in general.

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

Please like, engage, and share! Leave us a 5-star review - it really helps us out!

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Produced by EmyD Media. Business inquiries welcome at [email protected].

Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, we have a fun one! Meg & Nate take a journey through Divorce Reddit and give heir commentary on some of the threads other divorced people are asking about!

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

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Links to the full Reddit threads from today's episode:

Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, Meg & Nate talk about their coparenting schedule. They discuss the several different schedules that they've tried and what worked with each. It hasn't always been easy, but they're learning as they go! In the last couple minutes, Meg & Nate bring on their kids, Holden and Lottie, to say hi to the Divorced Not Divided family for the first time!

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

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"Good Inside" by Becky Kennedy mentioned by Meg: https://www.goodinside.com/

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Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, Meg & Nate start by introducing some of the baby chicks Meg got for her coop! Then, they dive into a discussion on boundaries. Sometimes, they're hard to set - especially with someone you coparent with. So, how do we set boundaries but not weaponize them?

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

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Reddit Thread for Question: https://www.reddit.com/r/Divorce/comments/lro1j8/setting_boundaries_during_inhouse_separation/

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Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, Meg & Nate invite Dr. Lyndsay Brooks into a discussion following their first negative comment! Throughout their journey, people have told Meg & Nate that their approach to this divorce has been "crazy". So today, they ask a professional, am I going crazy because I want to be divorced but not divided?

Meet Lyndsay Brooks!

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

Please like, engage, and share! Leave us a 5-star review - it really helps us out!

Make sure that you don't miss any Divorced Not Divided content by connecting with our socials & visiting our website:

An EmyD Media Podcast. Business inquiries welcome at [email protected].

Welcome to Divorced Not Divided; a lifestyle podcast series that creates conversation around re-imagining a relationship with your former spouse after divorce, under healthy circumstances.

This week, Meg & Nate talk about how much words matter. All the time, but especially during divorce. They challenge the negative connotation around "ex" and reimagine what else they can call each other.

Disclaimer: This is OUR story. There are situations where coparenting isn’t possible due to several factors such as a history of abuse, neglect, substance use, and other barriers. mOur aim is not to encourage divorcees with these circumstances to seek our methods. This is a lifestyle podcast for entertainment purposes only; not professional therapeutic advice. We are not licensed therapists.

Please like, engage, and share! Leave us a 5-star review - it really helps us out!

Make sure that you don't miss any Divorced Not Divided content by connecting with our socials & visiting our website:

An EmyD Media Podcast. Business inquiries welcome at [email protected].