The second part of our series exploring the 6th cultural dimensions by Hofstde. Learn how a culture's tendency towards individualism or collectivism can impact relationship dynamics. From differences to in-laws to differences in relationship expectations and giving.

We will go through the first of the six Geert Hofstede Cultural Dimensions which is Power Distance for Denmark, Ireland, Morocco and the United States of America. This tool helps give you insight into 6 dimensions of culture from countries throughout the world and is helpful to cross cultural couples in learning about their partner's culture. This tool can help you in business and personal relationships but is especially helpful for intercultural couples in gaining insight and comparing their culture with their partner's culture. Power Distance specifically will examine the relationship between higher and lower ranking members of a society and what expectation for equality there is in any given culture.

We discuss how cross cultural and interracial couples reacted to the Oprah interview with Meghan and Harry and how even royals have to face racism.

We'll discuss religion and cross cultural relationships. Co-Host Erica will discuss her conversion from Irish Catholic to Islam and how Ramadan helps her connect with her Irish ancestors who survived the potato famine.

Learn about the Big Five Personality Traits and learn how this can help navigate cross cultural relationships. Big Five Personality Traits include: Openness to Experience, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism

Learn how cross-cultural couples are on the rise and explore how love languages helped Co-Hosts, Erica, from Minnesota, and Hamada from Morocco understand their different ways to receive love.