Complaining 

Break 1

Where to find a good husband

Break 2

Female breadwinners 

Quotes to help strengthen marriage

Doug discusses several marriage topics including: complaining, where to find a good husband, and female breadwinners. He also shares several quotes to strengthen marriage.

 

Listener questions and comments:
Robert - My wife and I have been married for 20 years and I have a problem where I lie about small things. (11:18)
Jade - I found out my boyfriend is cheating. He says he wants to marry me. Should we continue? (23:28)
Mark - Comment: Jade seems like the forgiving type but she can’t trust him until he gives her time to show it. (40:33)
Josh - The Bible says that men are to be the providers for the home so when people go against what God already set up it, doesn’t go well. (42:38)

 

Resources:

Emotionally Focused Therapy

https://iceeft.com/

Doug discusses several marriage topics including: complaining, where to find a good husband, and female breadwinners. He also shares several quotes to strengthen marriage.
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Listener questions and comments:
<ul>
<li>Robert - My wife and I have been married for 20 years and I have a problem where I lie about small things. (11:18)</li>
<li>Jade - I found out my boyfriend is cheating. He says he wants to marry me. Should we continue? (23:28)</li>
<li>Mark - Comment: Jade seems like the forgiving type but she can&rsquo;t trust him until he gives her time to show it. (40:33)</li>
<li>Josh - The Bible says that men are to be the providers for the home so when people go against what God already set up it, doesn&rsquo;t go well. (42:38)</li>
</ul>
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Resources:
Emotionally Focused Therapy
<a href="https://iceeft.com/">https://iceeft.com/</a>

Marriage Unhindered is a sincere exploration of the joys and challenges within the realm of marriage. Hosted by the seasoned Doug Hinderer, this one-hour, caller-based show is scheduled to air Monday through Friday at 5PM CT, and will offer listeners an authentic journey into the complexities of marital relationships.

Marriage Unhindered is a sincere exploration of the joys and challenges within the realm of marriage. Hosted by the seasoned Doug Hinderer, this one-hour, caller-based show is scheduled to air Monday through Friday at 5PM CT, and will offer listeners an authentic journey into the complexities of marital relationships.

Marriage Unhindered

From Complaints to Connection in Marriage

Bishop Sheen In-person 

Conversion in Marriage 

Dealing with Negativity 

Break 2 

Dating Boundries 

Who should be the bread winner 

Doug talks with his daughter Emily about seeing the beatification of Bishop Sheen in person. Doug also covers a few listener emails before getting into dating advice, including conversion to Catholicism within a marriage, jealousy in relationships, and navigating purity while dating.

Listener Questions and Comments:
Matt - Should I pursue conversion to Catholicism at the expense of my marriage? He has been married for seven years but is being drawn to Catholicism, and his wife is not very happy about it. (11:51)
Mark - Words of encouragement for Matt. As a CCD teacher married to a Jewish woman, Mark shares how his wife eventually converted after 30 years and how they have had a beautiful marriage. (29:01)
Ray: How should you approach jealousy? He suggests having Doug and Timmerie together on a show to offer both the male and female perspectives on dating and marriage. (31:07)
Samantha - How do you maintain purity while dating when you and your partner are not on the same page? She asks when it is time to walk away while also wanting to get engaged and married sooner rather than later because living purity is becoming difficult. (34:48)

 

Resources:

 

Marriage Unhindered

https://www.marriageunhindered.com/

 

Rekindled Hearts Marriage Bundle

https://relevantradio.store/collections/books/products/marriage-bundle

 

Happy Marriage for Life

https://www.happymarriageforlife.com/

Doug talks with his daughter Emily about seeing the beatification of Bishop Sheen in person. Doug also covers a few listener emails before getting into dating advice, including conversion to Catholicism within a marriage, jealousy in relationships, and navigating purity while dating.
Listener Questions and Comments:
<ul>
<li>Matt -&nbsp;Should I pursue conversion to Catholicism at the expense of my marriage? He has been married for seven years but is being drawn to Catholicism, and his wife is not very happy about it. (11:51)</li>
<li>Mark -&nbsp;Words of encouragement for Matt. As a CCD teacher married to a Jewish woman, Mark shares how his wife eventually converted after 30 years and how they have had a beautiful marriage. (29:01)</li>
<li>Ray: How should you approach jealousy? He suggests having Doug and Timmerie together on a show to offer both the male and female perspectives on dating and marriage. (31:07)</li>
<li>Samantha -&nbsp;How do you maintain purity while dating when you and your partner are not on the same page? She asks when it is time to walk away while also wanting to get engaged and married sooner rather than later because living purity is becoming difficult. (34:48)</li>
</ul>
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Resources:
&nbsp;
Marriage Unhindered
<a href="https://www.marriageunhindered.com/">https://www.marriageunhindered.com/</a>
&nbsp;
Rekindled Hearts Marriage Bundle
<a href="https://relevantradio.store/collections/books/products/marriage-bundle">https://relevantradio.store/collections/books/products/marriage-bundle</a>
&nbsp;
Happy Marriage for Life
<a href="https://www.happymarriageforlife.com/">https://www.happymarriageforlife.com/</a>

Conversion, Jealousy, and Purity in Dating

Lindsey Clancy 

How to help Mothers 

How to get through it 

How to talk to your kids 

Caller: Cynthia 

Monica and Doug discuss postpartum depression and psychosis, what can be done to treat them, and how to equip children who hear about these difficult cases.

Listener questions and comments:
Celeste: I experienced psychosis two years ago and struggled with a split personality. (11:20)
Rose: I experienced postpartum depression and want to share my happy ending. (29:35)
Cynthia: I never planned to have children and did not have a maternal instinct. My husband wanted seven children, and after having children, natural births, and breastfeeding for two years each, I became very maternal and developed a strong bond with my children. I never experienced postpartum depression. (41:06)

Monica and Doug discuss postpartum depression and psychosis, what can be done to treat them, and how to equip children who hear about these difficult cases.
Listener questions and comments:
<ul>
<li>Celeste: I experienced psychosis two years ago and struggled with a split personality. (11:20)</li>
<li>Rose: I experienced postpartum depression and want to share my happy ending. (29:35)</li>
<li>Cynthia: I never planned to have children and did not have a maternal instinct. My husband wanted seven children, and after having children, natural births, and breastfeeding for two years each, I became very maternal and developed a strong bond with my children. I never experienced postpartum depression. (41:06)</li>
</ul>

Postpartum Depression and Psychosis

Scott Weeman 

Caller: Charlie 

Caller: Joe 

Catholics in Recovery

Caller: Dawn 

Are you married to someone struggling with an addiction that is damaging your marriage? Doug welcomes Scott Weeman, founder of Catholics in Recovery, to explore the roots of addiction and how people can begin the path toward healing and freedom.

Listener questions and comments:
Charlie – I have been in Al-Anon and found a “Letter to an Alcoholic” especially helpful. I want to share how it helped me. (18:26)
Joe – I spent 12 hours on YouTube yesterday and realized I am addicted. How can I break this habit? (26:39)
Dawn – I am in a 12-step program and want to share how it has helped me recognize the ways my own behavior has affected my family. (39:09)

Resources: 

Al-Anon

https://al-anon.org/

AA

https://www.aa.org/

Catholics in recovery

https://catholicinrecovery.com/

Are you married to someone struggling with an addiction that is damaging your marriage? Doug welcomes Scott Weeman, founder of Catholics in Recovery, to explore the roots of addiction and how people can begin the path toward healing and freedom.
Listener questions and comments:
<ul>
<li>Charlie &ndash; I have been in Al-Anon and found a &ldquo;Letter to an Alcoholic&rdquo; especially helpful. I want to share how it helped me. (18:26)</li>
<li>Joe &ndash; I spent 12 hours on YouTube yesterday and realized I am addicted. How can I break this habit? (26:39)</li>
<li>Dawn &ndash; I am in a 12-step program and want to share how it has helped me recognize the ways my own behavior has affected my family. (39:09)</li>
</ul>
Resources:&nbsp;
Al-Anon
<a href="https://al-anon.org/">https://al-anon.org/</a>
AA
<a href="https://www.aa.org/">https://www.aa.org/</a>
Catholics in recovery
<a href="https://catholicinrecovery.com/">https://catholicinrecovery.com/</a>

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