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The holidays are weird. Carolyn Hax is here to help.

Dec 23, 2021

Carolyn Hax, a wise advice columnist for The Washington Post, shares her insights on navigating the often awkward holiday season. She emphasizes the importance of emotional connections while tackling sensitive health topics amidst family dynamics. Hax tackles the challenge of political conversations at gatherings, offering strategies for maintaining respectful dialogue. She also discusses the stress of holiday obligations, advocating for self-care, and highlights the joy of creating new, inclusive traditions that resonate personally.

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Intro

5min

Navigating Personal Boundaries and Family Dynamics

2min

Navigating Political Conversations in Family Gatherings

4min

Navigating Holiday Stress

6min

Crafting New Holiday Traditions

5min

The holidays are weird — this year especially. Today, Post advice columnist Carolyn Hax joins Martine Powers to answer your questions about navigating this tricky time of year.

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