Something Better

Practicing the Principles of Masculine and Feminine Energy is a Spiritual Task

Gentle, loving suggestions for singles during the holidays

Host Amy Loftus and guest Laney (Elaine) Zukerman, a professional counselor, certified life coach, college educator, author and mom, discuss narcissistic personalities in romantic relationship.

A native New Yorker, Laney enjoys living the ultimate Urban Goddess lifestyle and has found her passion in helping empower and encourage women from all walks of life to live their best lives. Her latest book is "The Urban Goddess Lesson: How to Spot the bad Boys from the Heroes".

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A conversation between Amy Loftus and Evan Marc Katz on relationships and healthy masculinity

Host Amy Loftus' friend Lauren talks about her dating experience

Host Amy Loftus shares a life passage

Are you angry that you're still single? Could it be that a fear of vulnerability is keeping you from finding love? Psychologist and master matchmaker Julia Shah and Amy discuss the perils of knowing yourself without leaving the light on for vulnerable, intimate space for yourself and others. Vulnerability is a large component of practicing feminine energy, regardless of your gender. Send questions or learn more about all of your choices by emailing [email protected]

Jenna Korf has a thriving coaching practice dedicated to helping blended family members be of loving service to each other, especially the children. This episode is packed with nutrients for: 1. Any woman fantasizing about leaving her spouse, because what is likely to occur is a set of challenges listed in this podcast that could make her wish she stayed. 2. Any single open to deepening the dating pool by seeking a divorced parent. 3. Any stepparent in the midst of seeking higher ground. Amy and Jenna Korf may wake you up if you are miserable in your marriage or longing to be a married parent. Remember, utilizing masculine and feminine energies can save a marriage or spark a marriage. For more information on all of your choices, email [email protected]

Sara Eckel is the author of the book "It's Not You: 27 (Wrong) Reasons You're Single" and has been a freelance writer for more than fifteen years. Her essays and reported pieces have appeared in The New York Times, Forbes, Martha Stewart Living, Self, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, and other publications. Her short fiction has appeared in Speakeasy and Sanskrit. She lives in New York with her husband and Amy and Sara discuss feelings, feminine energy and feminism, healthy relationships, communication, dating, acceptance and trusting in life's mysterious path toward real love.

Jack FM DJ and Voice Over Artist Howard Cogan has been married for over 20 years and sat down with Amy to share his no nonsense communication skills to discuss effective communication in romantic relationship for singles and spouses.

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