You've Got Love

After a brief delay, we're back! This week, lovers, we're tackling Yorgos Lanthimos' The Lobster (2015). The Greek-directors absurdist take on romance and relationships is a fine fit for the show, if we can muster through it. In this week's show, we explore Lanthimos' look at dating, being okay with being single, and how blind love is. If you're ready to dive in, we'd love to have you listen along.

Episode 10 is an exploration of the 2015 romance, Brooklyn. The film stars Saoirse Ronan as a young Irish immigrant heading to the states to make a better life for herself. This week, we talk about Eilis, her journey as a single immigrant and the men who come into her life. Tune in now to hear all of our thoughts on the relationships at the heart of Brooklyn.

In Episode 9, we're looking at the 2008 rom-com Made of Honor starring Patrick Dempsey and Michelle Monaghan. In a gender-swap take on My Best Friend's Wedding, Tom has a fortnight to try and break up a whirlwind romance that his long-time friend Hannah finds herself in. Can he succeed? Or is she destined to marry another man? We look at the core elements of their relationships to break down what they're doing right and wrong.

You've Got Love, Episode 8, takes on the 2018 remake of A Star is Born. The Cooper/Gaga hit is an emotional journey tracking the rise of a new pop sensation while an older star must come to terms with his current trajectory. We talk about staying on even ground, find people to help you along your journey, outside factors and the impact on the relationship, and much more. Tune in now!

Episode 7 of You've Got Love is a dive into the Netflix Original Film, To All the Boys I've Loved Before. The movie centers around Lara Jean as she tries to navigate love, relationships and junior year. We look at the ideas investigated in the film, including trust, communication and friends with benefits. Join us now and let us know what you think about the Netflix Original.

Episode 6 of You've Got Love Podcast is a look at the 1955 film Marty. Nominated for 8 Oscars, and winning 4—including Best Picture—Marty takes place over the course of one weekend. Brooklyn butcher Marty is 34 and settling for becoming a lifelong bachelor, until one night, he just happens to meet Clara. Now, after years of badgering from friends and family, Marty is met by resistance from those same people as they meet Clara. Will Marty finally choose love? Or will family and friends win out? We dive deep into the relationship between Marty and Clara, talk first date nostalgia and much more. Tune in now!

Episode 5 of You've Got Love is a dive into the relationships within Paul Thomas Anderson's The Phantom Thread. The period drama is infused with dark humor and a bizarre relationship, which is ripe for our show. This week, we talk all about expectations in relationships and healthy communication.

Episode four of You've Got Love is an in-depth look at the relationships at the heart of the Nicholas Sparks adaptation, The Notebook. We talk Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, young love, societal expectations, meeting the in-laws and much more in this episode. Make sure to rate, review and subscribe and let us know your thoughts!

We're back and the moon is shining bright, tonight! This week, Arthur and Keisha tackle the Cher and Nicholas Cage teaming, Moonstruck. We talk all about superstitions, proposals and being intentional as we navigate the relationships in Moonstruck.

In episode two, Arthur and Keisha travel across the country and back in time to discuss the classic Casablanca starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. Honing in on the relationship between Bogey and Bergman, Arthur and Keisha unpack the themes at play in this American classic.