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The nice part about living in Moscow, ID is that you get pickled in conflict, meaning you start to become immune to troubles that stress other people out. And it's key that you teach your kids to be comfortable being different -- and being seen as disagreeable. A great way to do that is through -- cue the Gray Havens theme music -- stooooooooories (they are soul food, after all). Brian corners Nate for a discussion of some key stories for parenting: when do you decide to work with someone you disagree with, and when do you decide to throw down? As a Protestant, how do you work with Romanists -- and vice versa? The guys discuss misbehaving in college -- Nate has been thrown out of three classrooms and the stories are juicy. They also discuss the dangers of being fearful parents, and the dangers of presumptive parents. An all-around great episode.
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