When the wife makes 40% or more of the household income it begins to stress out husbands. Why might that be? Dr. Karen Sherman shares her insight.

Deceptively simple ways to love your spouse that might be a little tricky to implement, but Dr. Noelle Nelson has tips.

New research shows that couples who have conversations about money have a happier relationship. Dr. Karen Sherman explains why.

A new study of moms suggests that dads increase stress levels for wives more than kids. Dr. Karen Sherman ponders why that might be.

A new study showed that parental leave had a positive effect on the marriage, but the time they took impacted the influence on the marriage. Dr. Karen Sherman discusses why.

Researchers have found most of us experience a U-shaped happiness curve and Dr. Karen Sherman joins to talk about how to navigate the highs and low.

Just like life, in marriage words matter. It becomes too easy to take our language for granted. Dr. Noelle Nelson explains why it's important and the words we need to focus on.

As the lockdown continues are spouses visiting dating apps? If you find out they have what do you do? Dr. Karen Sherman responds.

The U.S. Census Bureau has recently put out their results of marriage data from 2008 to 2018 and Dr. Karen Sherman and host Steve Cooper discuss the lata information.

Everything from starting a family to purchasing a home is getting postponed because of the financial fallout of the pandemic. Should couples be concerned? Dr. Karen Sherman weighs in.