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Living in the Gray is a thought-provoking podcast series that engages listeners in the gray areas of religion, marriage, children, dating, and morality.
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- Aug 10, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Why Premarital Counseling May Not Be a Good Idea If You Are Under 30 (opens the original)
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I was driving to the gym this morning, wondering if my love for my partner is idealistic or real. Don’t judge. I often perform deep analysis on life subjects from time to time. In this instance, I wanted to understand whether what I am feeling is real or whether I am romanticizing something. And during […]
One of Those Days (opens the original)
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Today was one of those days. It started off great, with my partner leaving me warm kisses before heading off for the day. But somewhere along the way, it turned into high stress and that weird kind of loneliness that can creep in even when you know you’re not actually alone. First, it’s the end […]
He Thought I Left Him Too (opens the original)
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When I left my marriage, I thought I knew exactly what I was protecting. I was protecting my peace. I was protecting my dignity. I was protecting the version of motherhood I wanted my child to witness. What I didn’t realize was that my son wasn’t watching the relationship. He was watching me. Two years […]
Daylight Saving Time Isn’t the Problem. Our Inflexibility Is. (opens the original)
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Twice a year, the U.S. has the same debate. Someone says Daylight Saving Time is outdated. Someone else says it’s necessary. Petitions get signed. Bills get introduced. People complain about losing an hour of sleep, and six months later we complain about gaining one back. But I can’t help wondering if we’re arguing over the […]
Somewhere Between Mother and Daughter (opens the original)
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There are days when I feel like I’m living two lives at the same time. In one, I’m raising a teenager who’s learning what independence looks like. Every week seems to bring a new lesson about boundaries, responsibility, and letting him become his own person. The other day, he crossed a line in public. I […]
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