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Join Mike and Beth each week as they examine life at the intersection of MARRIAGE, FAMILY, CAREERS, and MINISTRY. Through 28 years of ministry, 26 years of marriage, 23 years of professional careers, and 21 years of being parents to 3 kids, their fun and honest discussions promise to have something for everyone.

Recent Episodes

May 23, 2025

No Photo For You: Mean Girls & Wasted Wisdom

Beth returns this week as her and Mike discuss his recent trip to Charlotte and the PGA Championship, an almost confrontation with a lady, escape rooms, Beth’s trip Disney and Universal, her fascination with the Beluga spy wh...
May 17, 2025

Don’t Call Me Daughter: Pearl Jam & Car Accidents

Mike goes solo this week as Beth is moving their daughter into the Disney College Program. This week he discusses recents trips to see Pearl Jam in concert, reclaiming his bonus room, his daughter’s car crash and move into th...
May 10, 2025

Glory Days: Mother’s Day & Times Gone By

This week, Mike & Beth discuss her recent magazine feature, poll results from spouse friendships, Mother’s Day, and things we experienced at teens that our kids will never have to. Send us a text
May 3, 2025

You Got A Friend In Me: Award Season & Career Peers

This week Mike and Beth discuss her big award, the challenges with career peers, why Mike hates other pastors, the fact that spouses can’t be best friends, the end of the world poll results with comments, and wrap up with Mik...
April 26, 2025

Anniversary Love: Easter & Judging Others

This week, Mike & Beth discuss their hectic Easter weekend activities, Mike’s shallow social bucket, adult egg hunts, restaurant disagreements, pickleball, the tv show “Yellowjackets”, and wrap up with feeling judge by other ...
April 19, 2025

Thank You For Being A Friend: Reunions & Friendship

This week, Beth’s back and shares about her reunion weekend, she and Mike discuss high school vs college friends, how friendships have seasons, and why it seems to be hard to make friends as an adult. Send us a text