Besty and Smoke argue it out on yet another turbulent outing with a lot of personal revelations regarding why they are yet to start a family as a married couple. It's a very emotional episode with lots of fireworks, and signals how powerful money and income can be when deciding on family, children and other dependents.

Money is King. Or so it appears. In this episode the hosts dig into the pre-marriage influences of money on dating/relationship behaviour and choices, coming full cycle to how powerful money is when deciding who, when, and how to marry.

In this episode, Besty and Smoke embark on an eye-opening journey through the complexities of gender roles in marriage. Discover how these roles influence modern relationships and the impact of societal expectations. They delve into traditional vs. contemporary dynamics, exploring the social and biological factors that shape partnerships today. Join them for a candid conversation that challenges norms and sparks new insights!

In this episode Besty and Smoke venture on to the thorny subject of Submission in marriage. And predictably, the discussion moves to even rougher grounds: patriarchy and feminism...

Finding a life partner is one of the most significant decisions we make in life. Unlike animals, where mating is purely for reproduction, humans seek deeper bonds through marriage and long-term relationships.

In this episode, Besty and Smoke explore the journey of identifying and choosing the right partner for life. They delve into the essential techniques for finding your ideal husband, wife, or partner, the key strategies for building a lasting relationship, and the common mistakes to avoid in the process.

Whether you’re searching for love or looking to strengthen your current relationship, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice.

In this second episode of the difference between marriage and ordinary relationships, Besty and Smoke go deep into the dissatisfaction and resentment that happen in marriage when false expectations are created during the dating period because one spouse has misled the other with a "too perfect" picture of who they are. So When the mask goes off after the wedding, things begin to unravel...