Jeanne Safer's new book, also called I Love You, But I Hate Your Politics, is out now! Take a listen to this excerpt from her audiobook in this special bonus just for her podcast listeners.

Find more information and download the audiobook here: bit.ly/jeannesaferaudiobook.

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Your host Jeanne talks to her husband about their 40 years of politically-mixed marriage. Then they sing a song. 

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A Powerpoint presentation on the 2016 election drives a wedge between two close friends.

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Emily called into the show talking about how the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings made her feel confused about her place in her own profession. Worse still, it was impacting her relationship with the love of her life. 

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Charlie and Nicole agree on pretty much everything politically, but their different backgrounds made a throwaway comment blow up into something much bigger than either of them expected. Their argument shows that even cultural disagreements can have an edge, both personally, and politically. 

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Dylan Marron started getting a lot of online hate when his left-leaning videos went viral on YouTube. But instead of deflecting these vile comments, Dylan did something extraordinary: He engaged with them. The result is a new podcast that shows what radical empathy can accomplish.

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Find out more about Dylan Marron at www.dylanmarron.com. His podcast is called Conversations With People Who Hate Me.

The I Love You, But I Hate Your Politics book will be out in Spring 2019: https://bit.ly/2P9vfaR

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Harry and Allan bicker, argue, and disagree all the time. Their exchanges include sly ribbings and heated debates, all surrounding issues of politics. Yes despite these pronounced, extended arguments, Harry and Allan are the best of friends. How do they do it?

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Find out more about the I Love You, But I Hate Your Politics book, out Spring 2019: https://bit.ly/2P9vfaR

Find out more about Ben Sasse's book, Them: https://amzn.to/2PgxtoX

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Carlos and Nancy are kindred spirits from vastly different backgrounds. But while the two never agreed on politics, election night 2016 found a way to bring out the most passionate, emotion-fueled argument the couple has ever had. How did they manage to piece it back together?

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Find out more about the I Love You, But I Hate Your Politics book, out Spring 2019: https://bit.ly/2P9vfaR

Find out more about Ben Sasse's book, Them: https://amzn.to/2PgxtoX

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CNN's John Avlon and Margaret Hoover first met while working in one of the most partisan environments around: a presidential campaign. But while Margaret grew up fighting for her tribal political identity, John felt that political partisanship itself was a significant problem. It all came to a head as the couple was on the cusp of marriage…and Sarah Palin is (partially) to blame.

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Find out more about the I Love You, But I Hate Your Politics book, out Spring 2019: https://bit.ly/2P9vfaR

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What was your worst political fight? In this new podcast, psychoanalyst and relationship specialist Dr. Jeanne Safer puts that question to couples, friends, and family members with divergent political beliefs. How did they save their relationships amid our turbulent political climate?

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