In this episode, the Amoses discuss the recent abuse allegations that were filed against several celebrities. They discuss how several things have changed since the 1980's, including several words that were acceptable years ago that are no longer acceptable. And finally, in the "Ask the Amoses" segment, they answer a question about strict parents taking credit for their children's success. 

In this episode, the Amoses discuss their definitions of submission. They discuss gender roles and what each of them believes their roles are in their marriage. They also discuss issues that make it hard to be submissive. And finally, in their "Ask the Amoses" segment, they answer a question from a person who has to choose between her best friend and her husband. 

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In this episode, the Amoses reflect on Veterans of our armed forces and how they are able to go from soldiers to civilians. They, as usual, have their own anecdotal stories about the subject. They also discussed a Facebook question regarding child support in their "Ask the Amoses" segment.

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In this episode, the Amoses discuss mental health and mental illnesses. They discuss warning signs and changes in behavior that can signal mental health issues. They also discuss the stigma of therapy in the Black community. Additionally, they talk about things a person can do to help someone who is suffering from depression, as well as things a person should never do or say to a person suffering from depression. They discuss different types of depression, specifically, being depressed over the end of a friendship or relationship. They also discuss the true definition of narcissism and gaslighting. And finally, they discuss setting boundaries to preserve your mental health. 

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In this episode, Sam and Kesha discuss what it's like to be a parent. They discuss the revelation of finding out that our parents were just doing the best they knew how to do. They also discussed their experience as kids versus their experience as parents. They give advice on parenting and being a stepparent, as well as how to communicate with toxic parents. And finally, they answer a question for a young lady seeking advice in the "Ask the Amoses" segment.

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In this episode, Sam and Kesha discuss a news story of domestic abuse that resulted in a murder. The hosts discuss current trends of murder/suicide and how prevalent it is. Next, Kesha discusses her own personal experiences with domestic abuse.  And then they discuss the Megan/Tory case and how sometimes calling the police for help is not an option. Finally, in the "Ask the Amoses" segment, they discuss what to do once you have left an abusive relationship but you want to go back. 

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Sam and Kesha give an update on all that has been happening in their lives since their last podcast, almost a year ago. Then the hosts discuss their approaching 10 year wedding anniversary. They talk about their expectations going into their 2nd marriage versus the reality of how things have gone.

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In this episode, the Amoses continue their discussion from last week on step-parenting. They talk about the importance of "claiming" your step-kids. They discuss respect, as it pertains to the children. They also discuss how important it is to be on the same page, and not dismiss the step-parent's authority to the child or the other biological parent. And finally, they discuss the children watching your relationships as the model of how relationships should be for them.

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In this episode, the Amoses discuss how divorce can affect a person and their kids. They discuss the importance of choosing a step-parent who has your child's best interest at heart before deciding to remarry. They discuss the difference in having a live-in step-parent as opposed to a step-parent that is only around on the weekends. And finally, they both give personal testimony of what it is like to blend a family.

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In this episode, the Amoses discuss more questions that you should ask yourself about your partner before you decide to get married. They discuss maintaining your individuality when you are in a relationship. They discuss how important communication is when your partner is not respecting your needs or boundaries. They also discuss how important it is to accept accountability for your actions. And finally, in the "Ask the Amoses" segment, they discuss expressing your intentions early when you're dating.

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