Marriage is many things, and in todays world, it's hard to imagine it's place in a spiritual context, particularly if you live a more secular life. We are here to talk about how we view marriage and weddings in this episode. We invite you to imagine where spirit exists in your relationship.

Greetings Friends! This week we dive into some current pop culture with the Amazon show The Rings of Power.

Part 2 of our live music discussion.

Last month we got see Metallica in Buffalo, NY so we thought we'd reminisce about our favorite live music experiences as well as the bands that shaped our musical taste. We go on a bit longer than usual so this is part one of two.

Have you had these conversations in relationship where you want your partner to be more intuitive? Or perhaps you are on the other side of that conversation and you want your partner to just simply say what they want/need? FFS right? Either way, we explore this concept, and where we think it comes from. Is it nature? Is it nurture? What do you think?

And we're back. Hey, Friends. July was super busy so episodes were sparse. In this episode we talk about siblings, both from the point of view of growing up, and raising children. Did you know making pancakes is a great metaphor for parenting? And, Matt makes a bold declaration.

It's shocking this is only our second episode dedicated to board games. This week is about board games great for 2 players. Grab a partner and head on over to your friendly neighborhood game store for some games perfectly suited for a date night. Full disclosure, only two of these games are for ONLY two players. The rest can play up to four or five, but work well with 2.

Join us as we continue the archetype conversation. We weave in a bit on how this impacts relationships, partnerships etc. (of course our experience is from that cis/het perspective and there are many universals.

Maybe we could call this..."you know you do this thing that is really annoying". That would be a long title though. Or perhaps "some shit you pull" would be another title. Anyway, those in partnership, you know what we mean when we say sometimes we bug each other. Do you air grievances in your relationship? Highly recommend if you can do it in a playful way.

It has been a whirlwind couple of weeks in the O'Neill household. It has lead to much reflection and continued commentary on "what to do before you commit to a partnership." Curious what we think? Awe you guys are the best. Here is our list, of what helps people decide it's time for a full on relationship commitment. Whatever that looks like for you. Thoughts? Anything you would add to the list?