Marriage and...

We all want to be  physically attractive to our spouse. How we see ourselves physically is important to us. How our spouse sees us physically is important too. But we can't just blame social media or current cultural trends on our self body image. Take a listen as we explore how we think our childhood upbringing shaped the way we see ourselves, and affect how we see each other as husband and wife.

"IF THIS IS THE WAY MY SPOUSE RECEIVES LOVE, THEN I'M GOING TO LEARN HOW TO LOVE THEM." - Ariel Harper

Listen to THE WIFE ADVISOR give us advice about how to love the right way.  

What's your ideal vacation with your love? Check out our past struggles and vacation preferences as we discuss the added importance of being "in a good place with your spouse" before you decided to invite others to hang with you on a vacation.

When ya'll have to be somewhere, anywhere, who makes sure that you guys get there ON TIME? Do one of you have a warped sense of time? Has being late affected your relationship? Or have you just accepted this character trait in your mate? Better yet, do you believe that, " you are on time for stuff that you care about, and I'm on time for stuff that I care about." ?

"I watched way too much Step-by-Step, Steve Urkel..., Full House..."

-Dion Hutt

In this episode, "Marriage and..." podcast hosts, Dion and Jenay, discuss their experiences with having family live with them.  Listen to all the up and downs, the good, the bad, and the abundance of UGLY.  If you're considering adding loved ones to your home, listen and be warned.

"The reason why we don't work out together is because I would punch him in the throat!"  

Our friends Mark and Kina Hamilton share some valuable insight on how the Health Journey can mess with marriages.  Questions like, "Does marriage make you fat?" and "When is the last time y'all made out?" make the conversation fun, educational and inspirational.  

In today's episode, we talk about injustice and how it affects marriages.  Marriages are a union, but our different histories can cause division.  In this episode, you can understand how our varied experiences with injustice has affected our marriage and can affect yours. 

This episode is about our personal relationships with food, relating to our childhood and ultimately how we raise our children to perceive food. Listen as we take a small observation to the next level by communicating our feelings, asking each other questions and just try to understand where each other are coming from.

We talk about those subtle things that destroy marriages like TRASH BLINDNESS and DISH STACKING.