In this cozy and candid episode of Pillow Talk, Mike and his wife navigate the blurry lines between casual conversation and podcast hosting. From sweet affirmations and career support to school testing fatigue and spicy late-night regrets, it's a raw, loving snapshot of life together—complete with final thoughts on sleep, love, and heartburn.

This episode is a whirlwind of sweet chaos. Mike and his wife recount a packed week filled with concerts, green pool water, a surprise Broadway night, and a perfect day on the water with their nephews. From scavenger hunts in the city to quiet moments of gratitude on Mother’s Day, Episode 6 is a beautiful reminder that life’s best memories are often the ones you didn’t plan.

Tonight’s episode is all about missed plans, deep empathy, and small moments that still matter. Mike and his wife reflect on a fogged-out boat ride, restless sleep, tough school days, and why showing up — for each other, for family, and for themselves — is what really counts. Real, relatable, and filled with the kind of love that doesn’t need a big moment to feel meaningful.

A weekend full of boat rides, concerts, canceled plans, and a whole lot of love. Mike and his wife reflect on the little wins, the letdowns, and the moments that made them grateful — from surprise gifts and good friends to the people they miss and the step-parenting they’re proud of. Real talk, sweet vibes, and a reminder to hold on tight to the people you love.

Tonight, Mike and his wife reflect on launching the boat, sharing dinner, and surviving a sleepless night — all while recommitting to showing up daily. It’s a tired, tender, real-life recap… with love, laughter, and talk of giant dogs they’re not getting.

In Night 2 of Pillow Talk, Mike and his wife reflect on surprise family visits, a perfect salmon dinner, and whether love means getting out of bed to turn on the fan. There’s no big aha moment tonight — just everyday gratitude, a little food talk, and the kind of connection that makes even a regular Tuesday feel sweet. Come wind down with us.

In their very first episode, Mike and his wife climb into bed, hit record, and try to figure out what Pillow Talk is even about. From affirmations to Costco chickens, steak debates to gratitude for simple things, they share five minutes of real, spontaneous, and sweet conversation. Cozy, funny, and just a little random — it's the start of something good.