Join us every two weeks as we search for practical ways to improve our marriages, families and live as the best versions of ourselves. We discuss books we found impactful, trending topics, and share conversations we have had with other inspiring couples.
In this first part of our virtue series, we interview Irene Freundorfer of 10kids.com. Mother of ten and mentor to many mothers, Irene speaks to us from experience about what it means to raise a child of character.
In this podcast episode, we look at the big picture of marriage through the years with Irene Freundorfer, mother of ten and wife to her husband for over 35 years.
New for our podcast series: We interviewed our friend, Steve Holt, father of three, on what it means to be a melancholic husband and father.
Steve’s secondary temperament is phlegmatic, and with his engineering and military background, he brings out the dutiful, idealist, and noble side of the melancholic.
In this podcast, we discuss women’s number one relationship need. We discuss women’s relationship insecurities, what reassurance from her husband can look like, and other tidbits we learned from Jeff and Shaunti Feldhahn’s groundbreaking book, For Men Only.
With Maryanne as a choleric and Patrick a phlegmatic, this couple has had to find ways to agree that is less argumentative (Maryanne) and more forward (Patrick). As they reflect on what they have learned in their years of marriage, they present to us the beautiful synergy of what it looks like to bring the best out of our spouse.
Join us in this podcast as we discuss the highs and lows of the sanguine temperament with husband and father, Adrien Quenneville.
In this podcast episode, Gerhard and Jocelyne interview Marie-Rose Quenneville, a wife and mother of five. Marie-Rose gives us a greater insight as to what it looks like to be both a mother and a wife as a melancholic woman. Her secondary temperament is phlegmatic.
Podcast Episode 6. We discuss teenagers with Matt Charbonneau, a high school religion teacher from Ottawa, Canada. He tells us how teenagers have changed in behaviour and academic ability over the years of his teaching. We discuss the pros and cons of teaching and learning from home, and how teenagers can do best in this new digital environment.
In this podcast, Gerhard and Jocelyne discuss why respect is often such a critical component of relationships for men. Why do men crave respect? What does respect look like? How can respect be unconditional? Join us for a great conversation!
Irene Freundorfer is back! In this episode we sit down with her to discuss the virtue of Justice, one of the foundational cardinal virtues.