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Episode 09: Common, but also chosen
Renee and Nicole discuss the dichotomy of a common everyday girl being the favored one...and how that invitation is extended to each of us.
Episode 08: Pure, but also untamed
In this episode, Renee and Nicole tackle the sometimes controversial and nuanced topic of “purity culture”.
Episode 07: Ill, but also the illest
Renee and Nicole discuss, with candor and laughter, their experiences with autoimmune diseases and chronic illness.
Episode 06: Our enneagram types, but also ourselves
In this episode, Renee and Nicole offer up some much needed levity and discuss the ever-popular topic of the enneagram.
Episode 05: Believing, but also doubting
In this episode, Renee and Nicole share their personal stories of doubt in the midst of faith and how the two are linked in discovering true knowing.
Episode 04: Dissenting, but also nonpartisan
In this episode, Renee and Nicole discuss one of their most controversial topics to date—President Trump. With their usual honesty and wit, they recount their personal stories and how differently they have come to see the world between the 2016 presidential election and now, on the precipice of the 2020 election.
Episode 03: Moms, but also dreamers
In this episode, Renee and Nicole tackle the ever-so-emotionally-complicated topic of motherhood. With six children between them, they honestly discuss the pressures, temptations, and beauty of mothering, but also the truth that it’s perfectly okay if being a mother is not your lifelong dream—and how the both/and can carry you.
Episode 02: Married, but also individuals
In this episode, Renee and Nicole open up the conversation of what it means to be a “wife.” They discuss the often-tenuous yet always-beautiful relationship between being married to someone, but still being an individual within that relationship. How do you live as “one” and still honor your unique self?
Episode 01: One race, but also two
In the first-ever episode of Not Only, But Also, Renee and Nicole introduce themselves, discuss their experiences growing up bi-racial, and share how this in-between space, representing two different cultures, helped shape their view of themselves and the world.