In this episode, Laura and Chris discuss how the fullest expression of femininity and masculinity can be found in motherhood and fatherhood. Motherhood and fatherhood are not simply biological realities. In fact, these concepts can be applied t
Complementarity between women and men can have an ease about it, but is also very difficult. It requires sacrifice and patience. The interplay of differences makes complementarity possible, but costly. Laura and Chris argue that the complementa
In this episode, Laura and Chris present a brief history of the origins of the current understanding of power dynamics between the sexes. They also discuss who has more power in relationships between women and men, and how male-female power dyn
With so many negative portrayals of masculinity in the news media and entertainment industry, Laura and Chris discuss positive masculinity. We are are all well aware that there are bad men around. What about the good men? What are they like, an
In this episode, Chris and Laura discuss another way to manage hardship, distress, and painful experiences: to flee from them, compartmentalize them, and abandon the need to face them. How do you hold on to hardship? Don't lean in too closely,
In this episode, Laura and Chris talk about ways women and men respond to suffering and distress. Can you hold onto hardship too tightly? They highlight the importance of knowing how to respond when things go badly as this is a window into unde
In this episode, Laura and Chris discuss personal integrity as the condition for relational integrity. They cover the current approach to sex and gender (including gender identity and sexual orientation), the importance of integrating reason an
Why is our narrative important for us? What role does my femininity or masculinity play in my narrative? How can ignorance of my story leave me open to manipulation? Listen in as Laura and Chris discuss how one's masculinity or femininity is wo
Are Femininity and Masculinity stereotypes? Ideals? Possible ways of being human? What is the force of social constructionism and essentialism in gender conversations today? Laura and Chris discuss the importance of these concepts for us.