Friends, this week we talk about marriage communication, more specifically the importance of friendly banter. In our case, the playful banter can sound like a string of movie quotes or intense swearing, but underlying that is love and trust.

More commonly know as, "picking your battles" this week we discuss how not everything......needs to be a thing. We also talk about the latest season of True Detective and our thoughts on Ken Follett's latest book, The Armor of Light.

Hey Friends. A few weeks ago we talked about the differences Jeannie and I have in how we grew up. Turns out, there's enough to warrant another episode on the topic.

What's it like to be married to a man who takes nearly everything you say literally, remembers details no one else is aware of, catalogs anything in the house he is able to, and never will ever read a social cue, unless he feels like it? Well, thats what happens around here powered by Matt's neurospicy brain. Lets discuss shall we....

For two people that get along so well and share many common interests our upbringings couldn't be more different. This week we talk a little about how our childhoods and school experiences were so different, and how these experiences shaped how we approach relationship and parenting.

It's been a minute since we have had a history topic. So jump right in with your favorite former Social Studies teachers as we explore the Ennea-types of US Presidents (mostly from the second half of the 20th century). This along with a side helping of book club and a sprinkle of Ayurveda. Thanks for listening friends!

Testing your relationship on social media might sound like a fun game, or a way to get follows, join us as we reflect on these "challenges" and how they play out in partnership. What is the goal here? They might start out in good fun, and who knows the intention might be to highlight how wonderful your partner is when they show up in the way you hope. Join us as we chat though these trending social media reels.

Happy New Year, Friends. We take a little look back to 2023 and forward to 2024. Before that we look how the sacred and wounded masculine energy shows up during the holidays.

Merry Christmas Friends! For this years' Christmas episode we have to break down one of the most overrated Christmas movies of all time, Love, Actually. We might catch some flack for this one, and we stand by our "well researched" thesis. We're no fans of this movie, tune in to find out why. Honestly friends, do not settle for the examples of "love" that are actually in this movie. Aim higher for birthday baby Christ's sake.

Some of you might be wondering why we are discussing the Yoga of Travis Kelce or any football player for that matter, and the rest of you know that Jeannie loves yoga and loves love. Let us walk you through the FOUR yogas and how Travis Kelce shows up in life as a yogi, as well as the other archetypes we often refer to speaking on relationships. The romance of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift is...everywhere. And for good reason, they are adorable. But what is it about this match that makes us so hopeful? Hint: it's the sacred masculine.