How many times have Kiley & Kyle broken up? Listen-in to discover how it all started, what drove them apart, the first awkward "I love you" and the fight that drove them to move in together. And remember: Pobody's Nerfect.

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Kiley & Kyle talk kids. Would life be sweeter with children or would you rather do whatever you want, whenever you want, all the time?

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Kiley & Kyle talk about money stuff. Such as when the bill comes, merging finances, female "breadwinners", and buying houses together. Or in this case, one person buys a house and it gets weird but they both end up living there together and it all works out. This week's "Me Like, Me No Likey" brings up some embarrassing habits but EVERYONE IS DOING IT.

04:52 Money Stuff,

In the 3rd and final part of The 36 Questions That Lead to Love, Kiley & Kyle answer the last, most "probing" set of questions. They share embarrassing moments from their lives, ask for advice on personal problems, and possible regrets before dying. Oh, and stare into each others eyes for 4 full minutes, so check "prolonged silence" off the podcast bucket list!

Here's the New York Times article with The 36 Questions That Lead to Love. We recommend answering them with your lover, a stranger, a friend or yourself! https://nyti.ms/2jcuFMd

Kiley & Kyle discuss the possible pros and cons of an open relationship, swinging and 10-year hall passes. This week's "Me Likey, Me No Likey" segment sheds light on TV remote placement, alarm snoozing habits, and nicknames.

7:15 Swinging & Open Relationships,

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Kyle & Kiley answer the 2nd set of The 36 Questions That Lead to Love in a 3-part series that gets increasingly "probing". In Part 2, Kiley & Kyle each share their most treasured & terrible memories, greatest accomplishments, and some thoughts on family. This set of questions produces blood, sweat & tears. Minus the blood.

Here's the New York Times article with The 36 Questions That Lead to Love. Perhaps you'd like to grab your lover, a stranger or a friend to sit down and answer them yourself! https://nyti.ms/2jcuFMd

Your hosts tell the story of the day Kiley met Kyle's Mom, now referred to as the Mt. Pilchuck Poopathon. This experience was a relationship ice-breaker, which leads to discussion of how to introduce farts in a new relationship. This week's "Me Likey, Me No Likey" segment reveals who gets the nightly grumps and who has traffic rage. To cap this episode off, Kyle & Kiley answer their first listener questions! Ask us anything at shouldwegetmarriedpod.com or leave us a Google voice message at (509) 761-9105 and your questions will make it onto a future episode.

03:55 Mt. Pilchuck Poopathon,

Kyle & Kiley answer the 36 Questions That Lead to Love in a 3-part series that gets increasingly "probing". In Part 1, Kiley & Kyle each have 4 minutes to tell their life stories in as much detail as possible, get the chance to describe what constitutes a perfect day, and choose between hot bods or sharp minds at age 90. Bonus within a Bonus: Kyle sings us a new song he wrote called "Well as Hell". Enjoy these easier questions, because part 2 gets a little intense.

Here's the New York Times article with The 36 Questions That Lead to Love. Perhaps you'd like to grab your lover, a stranger or a friend to sit down and answer them yourself! https://nyti.ms/2jcuFMd

In the first Episode of "Should We Get Married": Your humble hosts, Kyle & Kiley, get to the bottom of mispronounced phrases like "bottles my mind" with no help from Siri or Alexa. They discuss fears associated with never being able to explore a brand new person's mind & body after choosing to partner up for life. And the first confessions of a recurring segment called "Me Likey, Me No Likey" shed light on Kiley's pillow OCD and Kyle's peanut-eating habits.