My Ex and My Future Wife

My Ex and My Future Wife

By Bridget Fox, Maggie Haralson, Theo UngerReligion & Spirituality
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My Ex and My Future Wife episodes

  • MXMFW Hiatus Announcement!

    This week, we are going on a short hiatus! Bridget is moving across the country, and we want to bring you the best content we can, so we will see you in a few weeks with exciting new episodes!

    2 min
  • MXMFW 12: Kosher Sex

    Disclaimer: if you are related to anyone on this podcast, probably don't listen to this episode.

    Episode Transcript available here:
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HshBi5BVWXD816iGXUdgIgBkbr8oytBX/view?usp=sharing

    Jewish Virtual Library
    Union for Traditional Judaism
    My Jewish Learning
    Jewish Women's Archive
    Deuteronomy 24:5
    Exodus 21:10
    Eruvin 100b
    Pesachim 72
    Nedarim 20b
    Carnal Israel
    All of us being sex geniuses

    57 min
  • MXMFW 11: Abortion Part 2

    We had so much to say, we had to make a part 2! Come join us on this week of My Ex and My Future Wife as we continue to discuss the complexities behind abortion. And thanks again to Liz Behlke for suggesting this topic!

    Episode Transcript Available Here: 
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L9PXgS2mTh39Mc14DnunKwIAvV4bORJ7/view?usp=sharing

    References
    -Last week's sources
    -Nuance and Dialectics
    -“A Defense of Abortion” by Judith Jarvis Thomson 
    -"Same Love" by Macklemore

    58 min
  • MXMFW 10: Abortion Part 1

    In this episode, your lovely hosts tackle the topic of abortion. They start out by discussing the latest Texas abortion ban and then circle back to the beginning of human history to track the legacy of abortions through time.  Once the history of abortion has been sufficiently addressed, they delve into what religious institutions have thought about it throughout time, the precise year that the Catholic Church decided to care, and what the actual scripture even says about it. Maggie's favourite phrase "woman box" makes an appearance, Theo gets to find out what the quickening is, and Bridget references a project she did for a class she flunked in high school.

    Episode Transcript Available Here:
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wvo6H4S0p_gVvGrhzNBhxDN1gKH3ElI4/view?usp=sharing

    This episode's references:
    -Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court Case

    -Color of Compromise by Jamar Tisby

    -Women’s America 9th Edition edited by Kerber et. al. 

    -New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

    -Terror in the Mind of God by M. Juergensmeyer

    -Spring Awakening book and lyrics by Steven Sater, music by Duncan Sheik

    -Portrait of a Lady on Fire directed b Céline Sciamma

    -“Abortion Has Never Been Just About Abortion” New York Times article by Thomas B. Edsall

    -Sawbones

    -Shout Your Abortion

    -Friend of the Podcast Liz Behlke

    -As always, Bridget’s love of Reproductive Health

    56 min
  • MXMFW 9: The Whore/Madonna Dichotomy

    In this episode, your fabulous hosts discuss the two genders, no wait The Two Towers (2002), no wait, the two types of women, Virgin and Whore. Accompany Maggie, Theo, and Bridget, as they figure out if liking milves is subversive, if being hungry is the same as being horny, and if Freud was right?? As always, Gay John and Sara Bareilles come up as they navigate virginity, the difference between Eve and Mary, and whether sex positivity can become a perpetuation of the same false dichotomy used to shame people for their sexualities.

    Episode Transcript Available Here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bnP62ine_M0jN7TdFUv-4TKb-R2X3eGm/view?usp=sharing

    References:

    -Down Girl by Kate Manne

    -Overcoming Objectification: A Carnal Ethics by A. J. Cahill

    -Take and Eat: Eve, Mary, and Feminist Christianity by M. K. Diede

    -Hail Mary? The Struggle for Ultimate Womanhood in Catholicism 

    -Milfs

    -Maggie’s Feminist Philosophy Class 

    -Bridget’s work in Reproductive Rights

    -Linn Haralson

    46 min
  • MXMFW Minisode: Supersessionism

    In this “minisode” we discuss the term supersessionism. What does it mean? Where does it come from? How can Christians challenge this anti-Semitism that is deeply rooted within their religious tradition? Join us as we continue to explore all the complexities of “bridging the gap” between Christianity and Judaism.

     
    Episode Transcript:
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oVVxJ47R3PPQiO9LiRFAq3I7nkzKfald/view?usp=sharing


    This Episode’s sources

    God is Not One by Stephen Prothero

    “Why the Jews: History of Antisemitism” by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

    “Ideas & Trends: ‘Supersessionism’ Reconsidered; a leap toward closing the basic gap between Christians and Jews” by the New York Times

    C.S. Lewis 

    Maggie’s Pastor Dad

    Theo’s favorite quote

    Maggie’s Deconstruction

    Theo’s DBT knowledge 

    33 min
  • MXMFW 8: Love Your Enemy

    So, we’ve talked about Loving our Neighbor, but how do we take that a step further and also try to love our enemy? How do we love people who perpetuate systems of oppression? What would Jesus say about restorative justice and prison abolition? What can we learn from the Dalai Lama? 
    Join us as we discuss all these questions—and more—on this episode of My Ex and My Future Wife

    CW: This episode contains discussions of childhood sexual abuse and domestic abuse
    Episode Transcript: 
    https://drive.google.com/file/d/12oiaOJuVuLwz_ytYi2l_3vNkdgBPE3NG/view?usp=sharing

    This episode’s sources:

    Stokely Carmichael

    Are Prisons Obsolete by Angela Davis 

    13th documentary directed by Ava DuVernay

    Maggie’s dad’s sermon on the New Jerusalem

    Restorativejustice.org

    @tashmica__ on TikTok

    @5hahhem on TikTok

    Mia Mingus and the Living Bridges Project

    Sujatha Balig and the Restorative Justice Project

    Strong Oak and Walking in Balance with All Our Relations curriculum

    Theo’s love of DBT

    Maggie’s girlfriend

    57 min

About My Ex and My Future Wife

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Theo, Maggie, and Bridget are three lesbians with some questions about G-d. Coming from Protestant and Jewish backgrounds, with some Catholicism and Tibetan Buddhism thrown in, they’ve been taught…