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In this episode, Suzanne talks with Alex Clark of Turning Point USA about, among other things, why it’s more important than ever to raise children who do not toe the cultural line but who instead march to their own drum— whether we’re talking about health and wellness (which is A ... Show More

Do you want to increase your kids' chances of marital success? If so, this is the episode for you! Ana Samuel, a research scholar at the Witherspoon Institute in Princeton, NJ, joins Suzanne to discuss the unfortunate 2023 Pew finding that most parents today "do not consider it i ... Show More

Suzanne answers an email about whether or not a family, after finally getting settled in the Midwests, should move to a big city for a higher paying job. 

For decades women have been told they need to be the boss-babe, to climb up the corporate ladder, and be the CEO to prove they are equal to men, only to find out that they are not able to focus on what matters most: their family. Today I sit down with Suzanne Venker, author and r ... Show More

A story about partnership and compromise, told in two acts. Two working spouses — writer Kara Baskin and psychologist Sadé Soares — talk about how they and their partners have navigated money, ambition, career, and sacrifice. How do people combine finances and lives and prioritie ... Show More

<p>"How's your husband doing?" That was one of the questions Cheryl kept getting after the publication of her memoir, "Wild." What people meant was: How's he handling your success? In this encore episode, the Sugars take two questions on the dynamics of gender, power, and love — ... Show More

On Today's episode Karla Elia and Amanda had an honest discussion about the challenges and expectations of being in a relationship with a first responder or blue-collar man. They share insights on the importance of communication, flexibility, and understanding while exploring top ... Show More

<p>I start off the show discussing friendships in the "splinter era" and apparently that struck a chord in everyone listening out there, as you called in with your takes on friendship dynamics through the years.  Advice is doled out to someone whose boyfriend threw up in her bed, ... Show More

<p>You love your partner, you love your career... but they're pulling you in different directions. What do you do? The Sugars have help from psychotherapist and sociologist Leslie Bell, author of Hard to Get: 20-Something Women and the Paradox of Sexual Freedom. </p> <p>This epi ... Show More

<p>Does the emerging post-industrial economy favor women? What does the future hold for women in terms of education, jobs, and domestic decisions, and where does it leave men? Anney and Samantha attempt to untangle these complex questions and their global implications.</p><p> </p ... Show More

<p>On today’s show, Tinx is joined by her friend Camilla for some intimate girl talk! Tinx and Camilla discuss society’s unrealistic pressure on women to get married and have kids, because it shouldn’t feel shameful to be single, successful, and self-sufficient in your 30s. Plus, ... Show More

<p>Feeling stuck in your dating life, overwhelmed by advice, or just underwhelmed by the experience? This episode is for you. Today, we dive into a powerful coaching session that transformed one of my clients, helping her break free from the confusion and struggle (hustle) of dat ... Show More

I have an informative talk with Rozana Al Banawi discussing sex and relationship education. How to approach these topics with your children and how to go on a journey of self discovery to better understand yourself and your needs as an adult. _ _ This episode is sponsored by Carr ... Show More