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Is tattooing important notes backward on your forehead for easy mirror reading a game-changer? Anne and Michael kick off with this hilarious idea while taking a nostalgic trip with "Brandy" by Looking Glass, sharing their shock at the band's unexpected White Guy appearance. Join their reflective conversation as they approach their 10th anniversary, pondering the lasting bonds with their wedding guests and the evolving relevance of marriage in today's world considering tax benefits, insurance, and the surge in unmarried couples. Also, discover their thoughts on the digital dating landscape and its unrealistic pressures.

Next, we scrutinize the evolution of modern dating in "The Definition of Dating Has Changed," highlighting the MGTOW movement and its focus on personal growth over traditional relationships. With dating now more ambiguous and less committed, couples like "Kathy and Lance" navigate these murky waters, challenging old terminologies and norms. We question if it's possible to clearly define these stages or if they're just part of our fast-paced, ever-changing society.

Our parenting segment brings an endearing and humorous tale from Tig Notaro about her children grappling with the concept of being gay, even in their progressive household. Tig's story emphasizes the importance of supportive parenting, especially in diverse family structures. Wrapping up, we embrace the spirit of Shabbat in "Shabbat Love and Light," celebrating unity, hope, and resilience with a special tribute to the 101 remaining Israeli hostages. We also highlight the joy of music and the anticipation of Shabbat, leaving listeners with a message of love and optimism.