We Should Talk

BETHANY JENNINGS

A podcast where we talk about anything and everything to encourage, equip, and empower you to be a decent human.

89 Episoden

THE GREATS
18.3.2026
14:34
The Bible recognizes a few greats, and we do a pretty good job observing these… for the most part. We should talk about the incomplete observance of the greats.
AMBIVALENCE
5.3.2026
22:46
“Mixed emotions” is a real thing, and we should talk about it!
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FAKE FADES
18.2.2026
13:33
We should talk about how fabrication will never replace cultivation. Truth is the only thing left standing when the storms are done.
MOTIVE
11.2.2026
18:42
It’s not WHAT we do. It’s WHY we do it. We should talk about the intricate and immeasurable characteristics of motive.
ROUTINE
21.1.2026
23:38
Routine is not restriction - it’s regulation. We should talk about the mental and physical health benefits of routine.
ATTACHMENT
14.1.2026
25:38
We should talk about attachment styles and how they affect so many things in our lives.
OVERSHARING
7.1.2026
14:20
Why do we overshare? It’s cringe and keeps us up at night with regrets. We should talk about the “3 Cs” of oversharing.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND LESSONS
30.10.2025
13:59
I learned some things while I was away. We should talk about that.
SNEAKY SINS
9.10.2025
24:20
Some sins are obvious, but there are some sins that are sneaky. We should talk about how to recognize and remedy (or prevent) those sneaky sins.
TRIGGERS
24.9.2025
28:37
“Trigger” has become a buzzword, but we should talk about what is and is not a trigger. Also, let’s talk about how to resolve and not just recognize triggers.

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We Should Talk

BETHANY JENNINGS

89 Episoden

THE GREATS

AMBIVALENCE

FAKE FADES

MOTIVE

ROUTINE

ATTACHMENT

OVERSHARING

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND LESSONS

SNEAKY SINS

TRIGGERS