Welcome to Red, Blue, and I Do, a podcast where Whitney and her husband discuss news, culture, and family topics from both Republican and Democrat viewpoints. Today, Whitney shares a brief update: their communication has improved thanks to the podcast, showcasing that differences don't hinder strong relationships.

While taking a pause from recording this week due to an exciting new opportunity, Whitney assures listeners that all is well, including with her husband, Ben. She lightly mentions a political update about Mike Waltz, hinting at ongoing political dynamics.

Listeners are encouraged to subscribe and catch up with previous episodes that reveal the essence of the podcast. Stay tuned for an exciting update coming next week.

Join us for episode 7. This episode starts off with Ben and Whitney's tree update!

Then, Whitney continues to argue for accountability of the Signal App use and Hegseth's private internet line. Ben continues to say it doesn't matter and takes the red line of 'fake news.'

The couple go through the latest Gen Z poll that reveals their feelings on political and cultural topics. Ben and Whitney do find agreement that women have the right to choose their path to adulthood and fulfillment.

Ben and Whitney also debate what Presidents Trump and Zelensky discussed before the Pope's funeral this Saturday.

Finally, Whitney educates Ben on the Karen Read re-trial while Ben continues to feel lost in the middle of yet another true crime obsession.

This week on the podcast Ben and Whitney discuss their views on illegal immigrants' due process hearings and The US Supreme Court's rulings and views on The Alien Enemies Act.

They also discuss the rising instances of political violence in the United States and how political leaders can and should rise above violent and hate-filled rhetoric.

Finally, Ben and Whitney express their views on Augusta National's no cell phone rule for patrons. The both agree that less screen time leads to more enjoyment of big and small moments.

This week, Ben and Whitney examine a brief history of immigration in the United States. Ben gives his views on the Trump Administration's crackdown on illegal immigration and securing the southern border. Whitney provides her insights on immigration and poses the need for a pathway to citizenship for some migrants, especially those who came to the U.S. as minor children.

The couple also debate vaccines, highlighting RFK Jr.'s recent about-face on the MMR vaccine, more DOGE cuts to health research, and the possibility of more restrictions on food additives.

Finally, Ben and Whitney discuss Women's History Month by citing two historical figures that they admire.

Welcome back to "Red Blue and I Do," where Ben and Whitney, a Republican and a Democrat couple, explore hot-button issues impacting American families today. In this episode, they delve into recent experiences, including the dynamics of a group double date and how differing parenting stages can affect such gatherings. Transitioning from personal anecdotes, they examine President Trump's new tariff plan, debating its potential impact on the American economy and consumers.

Ben and Whitney engage in a lively discussion about the feasibility and consequences of reviving American manufacturing amidst existing economic shifts, questioning if the tariffs are worth the pain. They also highlight how tariffs may disproportionately burden small businesses, reflecting on firsthand stories from affected business owners.

The conversation extends to recent political snafus involving communication mishaps at high levels of government, comparing present controversies to past political scandals. As the duo unpacks these complex topics, they also explore societal issues like the diminishing public understanding of satire and the important place it holds in cultural discourse.

This episode provides insights on navigating political differences in relationships, showcasing how Ben and Whitney find common ground despite contrasting viewpoints.

In this episode of Red, Blue and I Do, hosts Ben and Whitney dive into the evolving complexities of romantic relationships among Gen Z as influenced by modern technology. They discuss the striking differences between how generations meet, date, and communicate, highlighting the impact of digital culture on today's young adults.

Shifting from culture to politics, the episode touches on the current leadership crisis in the Democratic Party, examining potential future leaders and how they may shape the party's direction.

The hosts navigate through aspects of masculinity, role models, and the broader social changes affecting modern-day men. Through a humorous yet insightful conversation, Ben and Whitney explore the intersection of family, culture, and politics in their engaging podcast style.

Republican Ben and Democrat Whitney discuss what it’s like being married but divided politically. This week’s topics: President Trump's DOGE cuts, dismantling the DOE, and Ben springs the idea of having more kids to Whitney.