Topic: Pregnancy

Smith discusses a volatile relationship with a Latin American partner that resulted in the birth of his son. He reflects on the importance of waiting at least six months to a year before having children with a new partner and how he used meditation to manage the stress of his home life.

The hosts recount a cringeworthy social blunder at a wedding where a guest was mistakenly asked about a pregnancy. This leads to a discussion about an upcoming Friday evening wedding for one host's sister. They anticipate the potential for social disasters when alcohol is involved in early-day wedding schedules.

Glenn Lundy discusses his family life in the United States, noting he has seven children with an eighth due in January. He describes the organic growth of his family with his wife, Leslie, and the realization that they are finally finished having children. Lundy reflects on his own upbringing within a large family of seven siblings resulting from his father's four marriages.

The Lean Warrior philosophy involves stripping away non-essential thoughts and material objects to find one's true essence. Dean Coulson explains how people build "bubble wrap" or emotional armor to protect themselves from perceived threats, often rooted in past trauma. He cites his wife's experience with acute anxiety during pregnancy, which was eventually traced back to a deep-rooted childhood event rather than a medical condition.