The benefits of raising a strong child, gaslighting in ours and your relationship, and the dark, twisted story behind a beloved Christmas tradition, The Nutcracker Ballet!
Kristy has some exciting news to share, dealing with awkward neighbors situations and Steve thinks it's totally normal to tickle. For real. He really does.
Advice for dealing with difficult family members, the best foreign accents and we finally provide an answer to the biggest question in technology today, Google Maps or Waze!
We're back after a week's vacation to visit family where life was like a one-act play. Kristy talks about a major change she considered making, why our cars were covered in mud and Steve has to finally admit something about his manhood.
The canceling of the word "Crazy" is well, KRAZY! We also test if the headlines are true and we learned some stuff about history that has us shaken to the core. (Note: Steve only did a few edits to this episode so buckle up).
In this episode, lessons in parenting, how a robot baby has changed the way our daughter looks at being a parent, and Kristy's dealing with some big feelings.
Kristy is good at SFX, in this episode we talk about the trends, what Krisy learned from 75 male cousins, and her no-good, terrible, very bad interview. Thanks for supporting the podcast!
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About It Goes Both Ways The Podcast
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This is a podcast about a relationship, Steve and Kristy LaTart, a married couple with two kids, three dogs, and a cat. They talk about the good, bad, and weird in their marriage which just proves you…
aren't alone, all marriages/relationships/families are strange.
Welcome to It Goes Both Ways, a podcast that gives you an honest, unfiltered look at the ups and downs of married life. Join this quirky couple, along with their two kids, three dogs, and a cat, as they share their experiences and stories about their life together.
From the funny moments to the challenging times, Steve and Kristy discuss it all, proving that no marriage is perfect, and that everyone has their unique quirks and struggles. They talk about the good, the bad, and the weird, offering insights and advice that will resonate with listeners in all stages of their own relationships.
Whether it's sharing hilarious anecdotes from their family life, or discussing more serious issues like communication, trust, and intimacy, Steve and Kristy keep it real and relatable. They bring a fresh and humorous perspective to the world of relationships, reminding us that we're all in this together.