Cindy has been down with a sinus thing - we missed last week and her voice still isn't up to a podcast this week.  We're presenting an encore presentation of Episode 5 "Romans and Hawaiia Shirts".  No that's not a typo - you'll hear why. Aventures in Odyessy listeners will know right away. Listen in to learn how Wayne's favorite shirts are a testimoney of grace in our marriage. Many thanks to Lemon Music Studios for the use of "Sunshine"

We just came back from a road trip and have a few more scheduled this year.  There can be a lot of time pass while you are traveling. Today we are reviewing some great questions that you can use to make the trip more fun and enjoyable. You can read the full article here: https://thewindingroadtripper.com/road-trip-questions-for-couples/  As always, many thanks to Lemon Music Studios for the use of "Sunshine". 

We are finishing our review of an article from Forbes Health titled "How to Communicate in a Relationship, According to Experts" by Nicole McDermott. You can find the article here: https://www.forbes.com/health/wellness/how-to-communicate-in-a-relationship/

You can email us your comments and questions at [email protected]. Many thanks to Lemon Music Studios for the use of "Sunshine".

We are continuing our discussion on the topic of communication in relationships.  This week and next we will be highlighting an article from Forbes Health titled "How to Communicate in a Relationship, According to Experts" by Nicole McDermott. You can find the article here: https://www.forbes.com/health/wellness/how-to-communicate-in-a-relationship/

You can email us your comments and questions at [email protected]. Many thanks to Lemon Music Studios for the use of "Sunshine".

We are continuing our conversaton around communication and understanding what phrases that we use often actually mean. Join us as Wayne reviews an article by Mark Merrill titled "The Husband Code: How to Really Understand What He is Saying."  You can find the article here: https://www.markmerrill.com/the-husband-code-how-to-really-understand-what-he-is-saying 

We also have a bonus discussion around the term "yeah no" and share some definitions that we found on the Cambridge English website that you can read here: https://www.cambridge.org/elt/blog/2018/10/26/spoken-british-national-corpus-using-yeah-no-spoken-english/

Many thanks to Lemon Music Studios for the use of "Sunshine".  Share your thoughts with us at [email protected]