Podcast

Join Jason and Tina Marie with their guest, Kamini Wood, as they talk about not losing identity in marriage. Kamini is a certified coach and a mother of five children. She shares how she works with individuals to gain the clarity they need, move forward to their professional careers, and build healthier relationships. Stay tuned! […]

Join Jason and Tina Marie with their guest, Mandi Nuttall, as they talk about why body awareness and education must be discussed. Mandi is a former high school health teacher and collegiate volleyball player at BYU. As a mother of five children, she took them as inspiration to be her best self, resulting in writing

 This episode took us on a journey with Marlon and Carlissa (aka Lisa) Crawford as they talked about working through marriage the second time around with intentional love, purposeful conversation, and navigating unchartered waters with blended families. 

This week we talked about why marriages end up in despair – because we don’t communicate with our mate the vision we have for our marriage. 

In this week’s episode we talk about waking up to the fact that we don’t have to have ok, dulldrum, just how it is marriages. We can actually have thriving, exciting, loving, and happy marriages 

This week we talk about taking the SERIOUSNESS in our relationships and turning it into opportunities to have FUN-NESS. We have to be willing to let the kid in us come through. Think back to when you were dating and what things you enjoyed together

This week we talked about how to deal with the tough but sensitive issues of the In-Laws! How do we stay loving, kind, and respectful in our marriages when our mate has over stepped those preverbal boundaries? 

This week’s episode we talk about doing the right thing(s) in our relationships and marriages. Sometimes we know what the right thing is to do but we choose to do what we’ve always done. 

In this episode we talk about why it is important not to keep secrets in your relationship. Now wait, we are not saying tell your mate every little thing! Not at all. What we are saying is that it is important to have a relationship of trust, communication, and understanding. And if we have that

 We discussed relationships and the phases relationships go through. We decided to widen our scope and include an array of couples, both married and dating. With relationships ranging from 2 to 30 years. Some with children and some without.