In this week's episode we finish the second installment of June and Jed's love story. June drops some serious wisdom about how and why an unconventional relationship like theirs is a beautiful bubble of warmth. She also reminds us there are no benefits to being anything other than yourself. You're gonna want to listen to this heartwarming conclusion.

June and Jed knew they wanted a love that would last so when they found each other they grabbed on tight(ish) and decided together they wouldn't let go. Still, the way this all happened and the way their marriage is now doesn't look like it does for most people. In part one of their story, we touch on many topics including:

Bold new starts and risk taking a la the Alchemist

Getting over ex loves/moving onto new loves

Marriages sustained by respect and adoration over passion

Do or die moments

Sometimes true love means letting go. Follow along with Sara's story as host, yan palmer takes you through the stages of what an "amicable divorce," done with love, kindness and grace looks like. sara's instagram: @saralazio website: www.lazioimages.com

***WARNING: there are about 2-3 swear words in this episode *** When it comes to relationships, I can't think of a more sensitive issue than infidelity. Here the real story of an affair from start to finish. Listen guys, we're not stupid. we know this is going to be a very hard episode to listen to. we know its going to piss a lot of people off. In fact, if you're already starting to feel your hackles raise, maybe skip this episode, and listen to a few of the others. Because This interview is meant not to rationalize infidelity, but to help us understand why it happens, and what it means about us as a culture, and us as human beings. If we don't look at it, how can we learn?

Emily and Scott were happily married for almost 9 years. Until they weren't. Until they went on a retreat for their gym and everything changed, literally, overnight. Sometimes when you meet your twin flame, that's all it takes. But not without some major heartache and life lessons. social media links for our guests: emily instagram: @emilyburkephotography and @sandandsouls emily and scott's photo business (yes they still work together): www.emilyburkephotography.com candace's instagram: @candacepadilla blog that has more of emily and candace's story: sandandsouls.com

What is the love love love, and why should you care? Host, Yan Palmer will tell you. Passionately. Maybe too passionately. Ok, only crying once. But don't worry, this is the only episode that's just yan explaining once and for all why she thinks the world is desperate for conversations and true stories about love. real love. not that shiny, perfect stuff. learn more about yan on her website: yanpalmer.com (spoiler alert she just retired from working and teaching worldwide as a photographer of you guessed it: love. esp families) follow her social media: @yanpalmer

IN THE SECOND EPISODE OF THE LOVE LOVE LOVE, WE CONTINUE WITH THE STORY OF MARTY AND YAN. HOW THEIR MARRIAGE OF 8 YEARS ULTIMATELY CAME TO AN END. THIS TIME FROM YAN'S PERSPECTIVE. THE TWIST? YAN IS BEING INTERVIEWED BY HER FIANCEE, WHITNEY CHAMBERLIN OF YEAHFIELDTRIP.COM. LEARN MORE ABOUT YAN AT YANPALMER.COM.

why is it that love, the most important thing in the world, isn't officially taught anywhere? what is a livable definition of romantic love? what makes a relationship work and last? the love love love isn't about answers or perfect love stories, but its a place where we ask the hard questions about love. where we can explore through the real life experiences of others every kind of love story there is. In this episode, host yan palmer, interviews her ex husband (married for 8 years, divorced for 4) about the dissolution of their marriage. why didn't it work? what was he thinking when she said she wanted to leave? were they EVER happy? come find out.