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Being Human

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Are You Carrying Your Family’s Emotional Baggage?

How do family dynamics shape our lives and relationships?

In this episode of “Being Human,” hosts Steve and Lisa Cuss launch a new season focusing on family of origin that explores how inherited “assets and liabilities” shape our lives. They discuss family propaganda, permitted emotions, and generational traits, sharing personal stories about how these dynamics influence relationships and self-understanding. Emphasizing a gospel-centered approach, they encourage listeners to reflect on their own family patterns with compassion and curiosity, offering practical tools for growth. 

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Executive Produced by Erik Petrik and Mike Cosper
Senior Producer: Matt Stevens
Associate Producer: McKenzie Hill
Edited and mixed by Jim Eckes
Theme song by Dan Phelps

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