Quinn and Caro have been dating for THREE YEARS AND NINE MONTHS. After meeting playing husband and wife at Murry's Dinner Playhouse (seriously) in Arkansas, the two discovered they had just as much chemistry offstage as on. At first Caro was guarded and unready to open up to a relationship with Quinn, but eventually learned that she was falling just as much for him as he was for her.  Both have learned to be aware of each other’s sensitivity and the difficulty of wearing so many hats in the relationship. We learn about the importance of cancellation etiquette (don’t tell us when you cancel, it’ll just bum us out!) and also, always give flowers. Never DON’T give flowers. Why wouldn’t you?

Fussy (Quinn & Caro)

Julia Meltzer interviews real couples about their fights: how, why, whose fault is it, do you still love each other - the JUICY stuff. At times hilarious, at times painful, at times full of heartbreakingly raw honesty, these conversations expose truths about love, human beings, and the concept of partnership.

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Keylee and Micah return to Honey! They have now been married for seven years, and they are awesome. They are amazing filmmakers who work together so they have lots of experience navigating conflict. Micah’s currently a news junkie and Keylee is taking in very little news and focusing on the positive. Julia talks to them about their religious background and evolution, Micah’s frustration with Keeley leaving the door open when she goes outside, whether or not they should decamp to rural Texas, and Julia’s new bidet. We also hear a little more about Julia’s relationship and their (shameful) lack of fighting.
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SHOW INFORMATION

Honey on Instagram: @HoneyWithJulia

Honey on Twitter: @HoneyWithJulia


Keylee and Micah’s previous episode of Honey: http://wearecampfire.media/episodes/the-last-six-years-micah-keylee/

Watch Backsliders the series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaLr_U_Ej0HlodTtIe9aDqEAbJdjNcZzd

Listen to Backsliders podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/backsliders/id1496847704

Watch the Backsliders podcast: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaLr_U_Ej0Hm6X0_IKlnz0bAO_8k5HIhZ
Follow Micah and Keylee:

https://www.instagram.com/backslidersshow

https://www.instagram.com/thebobbilliams/

https://m.facebook.com/thebobbilliams

https://www.instagram.com/keyleemakes/

https://www.instagram.com/micah_sudduth/

You’re Being a Butthead (Micah & Keylee)

Brooke and Wilhelm have been married for seven years. Under normal circumstances they work from home together, but these days Brooke is home and Wilhelm is out taking care of some horses. So their quarantine situation is unique but don’t worry, they have the pro-tips for couples cooped up together! 1) Standup every 30 minutes. 2) Headphone hours! Brooke looooved to pick fights early on in their relationship, but now their fights are very vanilla. Wilhelm retreats to stay calm, and Brooke doesn’t want to stop talking until it’s fixed. Stay tuned to the very end for one juicy quarantine-related fight!
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EPISODE LINKS

Marriage: A History on Indiebound

Traveling During COVID-19

Spring Breakers Out and About (aka “Covid Bros”)

Upcoming Power Couples Podcast Season
SHOW INFORMATION

Honey on Instagram: @HoneyWithJulia

Honey on Twitter: @HoneyWithJulia

Steady Eddy (Brooke & Wilhelm)

Sydney and Noah are LA-based comedians who have been together for two and a half years. They got together when Noah simply refused to be a rebound hookup and now live together! While quarantining and preparing to quarantine, they have had some grocery-related conflicts - but that doesn't count as a fight. A fight involves storming out of the car and into a 7-11 due to the stresses of LA real estate. Their advice for quarantined couples: FaceTime your friends from separate rooms, eat edibles at night, and remember to ~stay intimate~.
Sydney's Twitter: @TheSteinberglar

Noah's Twitter: @NoahBuiltTheARK

Honey on Instagram: @HoneyWithJulia

Honey on Twitter: @HoneyWithJulia

You Can Be Crazy Right Now, I Can Be Crazy Right Now (Sydney & Noah)

My Dead Parents - a new podcast from Bree Helders is coming soon. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Introducing My Dead Parents

Courtney Arnett and Brian Kelly are Chicago transplants to LA who used to live together and once went to a 1920's themed engagement party that sounds really insufferable. Courtney told me she would come on the show with her ex and tell the story of a fight that ended with makeup sex in the bathroom of said engagement party. THAT IS WHAT SHE TOLD ME, OKAY? Nobody had any idea that this one would end up going where it did. Buckle your seatbelt around your frail little heart, because this is a doozy.

Fussy (Quinn & Caro)

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