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The Gravity Podcast explores the relationships, experiences, and values that keep us grounded in a world full of noise and chaos. Tune in to Monday short form editions where we pack actionable takeaways into 20-ish minute episodes.
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Episode 239: Season Six Finale: Marriage Mondays Returns with Jaimie and Chris Littrell (opens the original)
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For the Season Six finale of the Gravity Podcast, Chris is joined by a familiar voice—his wife, Jaimie Littrell. Before Momentum Mondays and Mighty Mondays, there was Marriage Mondays. Chris and Jaimie used those early episodes to share honest conversations about marriage, family, personal growth, and navigating life together. In this finale, they return to that original format while reflecting on their recent vacation to Cannon Beach, Oregon. Their conversation explores the tension between plan
Episode 238: Necessary Endings: Making Peace with the Seasons of Life. (opens the original)
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Necessary Endings: Making Peace with the Seasons of Life. Not every ending is a failure. Some endings are painful. Some catch us off guard. Others arrive long before we feel ready. But often, those endings are exactly what we need to prepare us for the next season of life. In this Momentum Monday episode of the Gravity Podcast, Chris reflects on the difficult reality that life is filled with necessary endings. Whether it's a career, a business, a relationship, or a personal dream, every chapter
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