Before you get all bent, consider the phrase "lucky dog."You can say that again! We LOVE our dogs. We spoil them. We lavish them with love and praise and treats when they behave, and we don't hold weeks-long grudges when they don't. In this episode, Jenna, Phil and Diane dissect TREAT HIM LIKE A DOG, which features wise and witty advice for making your marriage great again.

An interesting article on LifeHacker.com broke down "the major stages of every relationship" and what to avoid in each one. Jenna and Phil recommend avoiding that article... and tuning in to this episode instead. You might learn a thing or two.

Scientists spend a lot of time trying to figure out what makes happy couples tick. Sometimes they get weird about it. (Do we really need to subject women to a "mild electric shock" to determine, for instance, that holding her partner's hand can reduce pain and stress? Apparently we do. Thanks, scientists!) In this episode, Jenna and Phil look at some of the best and (in their rarely humble opinions) worst relationship advice born of such diligent research. You're welcome.

Melodee Meyer is Jenna's dear friend. She's also a bestselling author, speaker, business coach, lifestyle strategist and renowned fitness guru. In her day job, she helps clients build strength, passion and purpose. In this eye-opening podcast, Master Mel explains how her very best business strategies can make us all happier in our relationships, too. You don't want to miss this one!

There's a reason more couples break up on Valentine's Day (for real!) than any other day of the year. The pressure can be staggering! So, what's a mostly in-love couple to do? Forget the gas station roses and scratchy lingerie for her, or the heart-covered boxers for him. In this episode, Phil and Jenna break down some of the best (and worst) ways to celebrate your love on the mother of all Hallmark holidays.

Some folks say a little white lie here or there never hurt a couple. (See "Do These Pants Make My Butt Look Big?" in your relationship-dictionary.) Others believe honesty is the best (read: ONLY) policy when it comes to til-death-do-us-part. Which is it? Well, someone somewhere published a list of five lies that are just fine among married folks. The HMTOP crew weighs in on this possibly-dodgy advice.

We all know that "happily married" takes work. But are the happiest married doing something you're not? Quite possibly. Tune in for some simple tweaks you can make in your marriage that might give it a nice bliss-boost. Bonus freebie: Jenna shares her famous green smoothie recipe, which sounds disgusting but is actually delish. Promise.

"Remember your most important job is to build up and maintain his ego (which gets bruised plenty in business). Morale is a woman's business." Yes, that's an actual snippet of advice from a 1950s marriage book. Other then-hot tips: Always wear one specific type of underwear... and "feed your man to keep him out of saloons." You can't make this stuff up--but you CAN make fun of it! Which the HMTOP crew does. Mercilessly.

Can you be friends with your exes? Should your partner have access to your social media passwords? Is it okay to share marital gripes with your friends? What would be considered realistic sexpectations? The list of subjects fraught with marital landmines is essentially endless. Clearly, communication and compromise are key to any successful relationship. In this episode, the HMTOP crew takles the top topics couples argue about and offers tips for navigating them with humor and grace. (But mostly humor.)

The Flag Page is a tool the Laugh Your Way crowd has been using for years to help people figure our what motivates them and how they can maximize their chances of success in their lives and in their relationships. In this episode, Jenna lets her (freak?) flag fly... and Phil helps her make sense of the results. Tune in to learn more about this innovative tool couples can use to develop a deeper understanding of what motivates one another. It's painless, we promise.