In this season finale of "These Guys Need Therapy," Matthias and Joey take a deep dive into listener voicemails, answering your burning questions with their signature blend of insight, humor, and heartfelt advice. From tackling the challenges of receiving love languages and feeling behind in life to navigating the complexities of ending relationships and moving in with a partner, no topic is off-limits.

Cheers to wrapping up an incredible season, and here's to many more honest conversations ahead!

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Matthias is straight up religious and Joey isn’t, this will be fun. Let’s have a casual and open conversation about what people are uncomfortable to talk about, religion.

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From throwing memorable parties to exploring the nuances of friendship, Matthias and Joey tackle the challenges of social batteries, the role of alcohol in gatherings, and the evolving nature of friendships. It’s a candid conversation perfect for those curious about balancing life’s social juggle with self-discovery.

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Matthias and Joey take a humorous dive into their wildly different love lives, from Matthias’s one-and-done dating strategy that led him straight to marriage to Joey’s more scenic route through the dating world. Together, they navigate the quirks of love, dating norms, and the occasional need for more therapy.

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In this episode, Matthias and Joey cover early mornings, the magic of routines, and why a good mattress might just be the key to happiness… If you’re ready for a conversation that feels like a warm hug with a side of reality check? Hit play.

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In this casual conversation with Joey and Matthias, they chat about responding to stressful situations, hate languages (ASMR), calming places (grocery stores), and getting stopped in public. Plus, a tender moment with the one and only Bobby Lee.

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Joey and Matthias talk about ADHD, head trauma, and Matthias shares his recent experience with Lyme disease. Supporting our friends who are managing their depression can be hard, tune in to hear their advice on how to best show up for the people we love when they’re feeling down. 

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This is an important episode where Matthias and Joey speak about health and fitness. We will be talking about our routines, our comfort level with the gyms and how we stay motivated to make our health a priority in our lives.

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Joey says pasta funny and Matthias is essentially good at everything. Let’s talk about food - how it fuels us, how it makes us feel and the relationship we have with it. 

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Welcome to the first episode of These Guys Need Therapy. Hosted by Matthias J Barker & Joey Kidney. Join us in a ‘Get To Know You’ conversation filled with vulnerability, laughs, and a deep dive into our lives.

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