Text us your questions or topics for the show! We got you! MorrowMarriage.com | Disrupting Divorce With The “New” Marriage Cass and Kathryn came back from the depths of hell to save their marriage and keep their family together. Battling narcissism, abuse, reactive abuse, emotional, physical and sexual assault. Listen as they share their lessons, actionable steps and real life examples from even the worst of their story. Unscripted, real, raw and against the grain from society’s...

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Six children between the ages of 1 and 15 were removed from a home in Wake County, North Carolina. Once they were finally out of the house, authorities began learning what they had allegedly been living through.The investigation into Lacy Douglas Hocutt Jr. and Rachelleigh Marie Galasso would uncover allegations of severe child abuse, neglect, sexual abuse, domestic violence, and years of isolation from the outside world. But beyond the criminal charges is an even bigger question: how can six

Send us Fan MailEmotionally intelligent written communication gets your message answered instead of ignored. This one's coming back by popular demand, one of the most requested episodes we've done, and after last week's rejection email breakdown, it felt like time to pull it back out.Two tools. Both simple. Both things you can use today.The CLEAR Email Method walks you through five steps so your messages actually get read, not skimmed and forgotten.The Draft and Delay Rule is the one

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When you really like someone, do you find yourself getting ahead of the relationship?Rereading texts. Reaching out again. Future-pacing. Overgiving. Obsessing over whether they really like you—and slowly losing contact with yourself.In this episode, we explore anxious attachment, why uncertainty can feel almost addictive, and how to come back to yourself without shutting down your desire for connection.✨ Trust, Truth & Triggers — Oct 20A 2-hour experiential workshop to uncover where your trust

Tuesday evening. Your four-year-old has eaten about half her dinner. The plate is still on the table. She's holding her stuffed rabbit, the one with the missing ear. You've been thinking all afternoon about how to bring up the conversation about Daddy's new flat. Now you sit down next to her. She looks up, the rabbit in her lap. You say I want to tell you something about Daddy's new house. She says can I have ice cream. In this episode of CoParentSpace we get practical about how to talk to a ...

The most famous novel by Jane Austen.A story about the daily life of English gentry at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. The not-so-wealthy Mr. and Mrs. Bennet have quite a problem - the time has come to marry off their five adult daughters. The trouble is, it's not easy to find a suitable candidate in the countryside. However, a glimmer of hope appears when a young and rich bachelor moves into the neighboring estate of Netherfield Park. This news electrifies Mrs. Bennet. An opportunity to

❤️‍🩹🤷‍♂️ Are you and your spouse struggling to find a physical rhythm after a season of broken trust and rebuilt boundaries? Let's start by tossing out those restrictive labels of "high" and "low" libido and replace it with a different concept. Resources: Sexpectations Card

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Send us Fan Mail The Henderson ball is one of the later ones of the London Season of 1818, and it is a most sort after invitation, and Horatia finds herself watching our Regency Rake, as he goes through his paces in the dance floor, heads above the other gentlemen on the floor. Like all Rakes they like to move on to another conquest, as they get bored quickly, but there is one lady in his heart and he’s now not sure that he will ever win her heart, in My Rake’s Progress Written by...

Send us Fan MailAnother bill has been introduced to Colombia's Congress, this time seeking to ban all surrogacy. Stephen Page, multi-award winning surrogacy lawyer and accredited family law specialist, explains why the bill may not get far, and why it may not survive a legal challenge even if it passes.In this episode:How Colombia's Constitutional Court recognised intended parents through "procreative will"The long line of failed bills to ban or restrict surrogacy in Colombia,

In this episode of How We Love, host Jessica Cooper explores the exhausting dynamic of emotional volatility in relationships, where one partner’s unpredictable moods dictate the other’s daily experience. This guide is designed for women who find themselves walking on eggshells, constantly monitoring their partner’s mood like a weather vane to avoid conflict or outbursts. If you feel like you are the emotional thermostat for your partner, absorbing their stress and regulating their emotions while

In this episode of Love on Purpose, host Linda Lenehan addresses the common but painful experience of long-term couples feeling like roommates rather than lovers. This guide is essential for married individuals or those in committed relationships who feel their romance has faded into a purely functional partnership driven by logistics, chores, and co-parenting duties. The core message is that comfort is often the enemy of desire, not because stability is bad, but because sustained intimacy requires

In this episode of The Friendship Room, host Evelyn Frazier explores the quiet relief of ending transactional friendships without drama or confrontation. If you feel like a 'utility company' in your social circle—constantly providing favors, emotional labor, or professional connections while receiving silence in return—you are not alone. This conversation validates the exhaustion that comes from smiling when you want to scream and offers permission to stop investing energy into relationships that

In this episode of The Friendship Project, host Kari Hearn explores the delicate art of mentoring friends without falling into the 'Mentor Trap'—a common pitfall where well-intentioned guidance turns into control. This deep dive is essential for women who find themselves in older-sister or mentor roles within their social circles, helping colleagues navigate early career hurdles, or supporting younger friends through heartbreak and uncertainty. If you have ever felt the urge to shake a friend out of

This episode of Friendship Project explores the profound and often unspoken grief of watching a friend slowly disappear due to dementia, while they are still physically present. Host Cherith Avila shares her deeply personal journey with her friend Eleanor, detailing the emotional complexity of 'grieving a living person.' This narrative is essential for anyone caring for a loved one with memory loss, navigating the unique loneliness of being the sole keeper of shared history, or seeking ways to

In this deeply personal and practical episode of Friendship Room, host Seona Comerford explores the nuanced emotional landscape of supporting a friend through gender transition, specifically focusing on the anxiety and responsibility surrounding pronoun usage. This episode is essential listening for anyone who has ever slipped up with a friend’s new name or pronouns, feeling overwhelmed by the fear that a simple mistake might damage a long-standing relationship. Seona shares her own vulnerable

In this episode of Love Reality, host Laurie Norman explores the delicate art of supporting a partner through career failure and job loss without losing your own sense of self or enabling codependency. The episode centers on a listener’s story, 'Sarah,' whose husband 'Mark' lost his job after a decade, leading to emotional withdrawal and a breakdown in communication. This narrative serves as a powerful case study for couples navigating the identity crisis that often accompanies professional

In this episode of The Village We Need, host Alejandra Coleman explores the quiet relief of ending transactional friendships without drama. This guide is for individuals who feel exhausted by one-sided relationships where they are constantly the giver while their friend acts as the taker. If you have ever felt drained by a friend who only reaches out when they need a favor, a ride, or emotional labor but never reciprocates, this episode offers a compassionate framework for reclaiming your peace. It