This is Sarah Stewart Holland.

This is Sarah Stewart Holland.

And this is Beth Silver's.

You're listening to the Nuance, a pansuit politics production.

We're bringing back this beloved show for a limited run to answer your questions and commemorate

your milestones.

Join us on Fridays this summer as we talk work, family, faith, and work.

Thank you so much for joining us today.

We're so happy to share another episode of our limited run return of the nuanced life.

One of the most frequent questions we get from you is how to handle conflict and

relationships of any sort, but especially in our romantic partnerships.

These are some of the most intimate relationships in our lives, and so conflict can feel especially

tender and important to handle with care, and so today that is what we're tackling.

As part of that discussion we're excited to be joined by Meredith Goldstein of the

Boston Globe who's been writing their love letters column since 2009.

Meredith also receives all kinds of questions about conflict and

relationships so we came together to compare notes and talk specifically about

how to handle it when that conflict gets political.

Before we dive in we wanted to remind you of two exciting things we have coming next week.

First, next week is the third installment of our slow read-along of Alexis D'Tokfill's

classic Democracy in America.

We've been reading all year along with our premium community and our next discussion

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