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Connection Codes

Connection Codes
Connection Codes
Core Emotion Wheel
Marriage
Emotional Processing
Relationships
Mental Health
Parenting
Emotional Connection
Personal Growth
Identity
Emotional Health
Fear
Communication
Emotional Pain
Vulnerability
Emotional Regulation
Conflict Resolution
Cancer
Family Dynamics
Joy

We often find ourselves stuck in a cycle of miscommunication and frustration. We don't know how to convey how we feel OR we burst out and create even more pain. Dr Glenn & Phyllis Hill have spent years researching human connection and how to break that cycle. The Connection Codes is the guide to helping couples conquer conflict and it is the tool to break the cycle of pain and live in peace togeth... more

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We're taught to rush past grief. To fix it, explain it, or hurry someone back to "it is well with my soul." Pastor and author Vadim Yurchenko learned the hard way that healing runs the other direction. After losing his newborn daughter, Hope, at just... more

Connection Codes coach Laurel Simpson returns to talk with Phyllis about chronic pain, not as a purely physical problem, but as something tangled up with fear. After a severe 2023 injury left her in constant pain, Laurel noticed her flare-ups spiked ... more

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Phyllis sits down with two friends in very different time zones — Laurel Simpson in Canada and holistic pain coach Esther Mooney in Australia — for a conversation about something most of us carry quietly: pain that doesn't have a clear cause. Esther ... more

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John Kilmer is back — and this time, Glenn and Phyllis wanted to go all the way in on somatic work and embodiment. What starts as a simple breathing exercise turns into a full tour of the body: where joy lives, where shame hides, why so many of us ha... more

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Recent Guests

Esther Mooney
Pain Coach
Pain Coach / Mind-Body Pain Specialist
Episode: Your Brain Is Making the Pain (And That's Good News) - with Esther Mooney & Laurel Simpson
Laurel Simpson
Certified Connection Codes coach specializing in trauma and the nervous system work
Connection Codes staff
Episode: Fear Isn't Trying to Kill You - (With Laurel Simpson)
John Kilmer
Life coach and somatic practitioner featured on the episode
John Kilmer Lifecoaching
Episode: Your Body Remembers What Your Mind Forgets - (With John Kilmer)
Kurt and Michelle
Seattle-based couple who share their personal experience with Connection Codes
Seattle, United States
Episode: Why More Emotion Words Make It Worse (with Michelle & Kurt)
Susan McGinnis
Guest sharing her experience with the Connection Codes
Co-founder/participant in the McGinnis family story
Episode: "We Called It the 30-Year Fight. Now We Know Why." (With Susan & Sean McGinnis)
Sean McGinnis
Guest sharing his journey and how tools affected communication
Co-founder/participant in the McGinnis family story
Episode: "We Called It the 30-Year Fight. Now We Know Why." (With Susan & Sean McGinnis)
Bob Bevan
Custard shop owner; pastor background; one-half of the guest couple
Witt's Frozen Custard (Fulton, Tennessee)
Episode: To Feel Is To Connect (With Bob and Jen Bevan)
Jen Bevan
Co-owner with husband of a family business; early adopter of Connection Codes tools
Witt's Frozen Custard (Fulton, Tennessee)
Episode: To Feel Is To Connect (With Bob and Jen Bevan)
Mitchell Osmond
Founder of Dad Nation podcast, coach focused on helping men win at home
Dad Nation
Episode: What Happens When a Man Finally Says How He Feels? (With Mitchell Osmond)

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 418 ratings
  • Lourens

    Saved my marriage and changed my life! So grateful!

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    GuitarGuru1
    Netherlands2 months ago
  • Complex PTSD

    I experienced repeated trauma as a child. I’ve been through several intensives and lots of therapy seeking ways to heal. The connection codes has helped me come out of hiding and show the world I am here!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tlimon
    United States9 months ago
  • 2nd Marriage Prep

    My fiancé and I found Connection Codes during our pre-marriage prep. It was my second marriage and his first. There was lots of pain and betrayal, both in past relationships and in our families of origin.

    Connection Codes helped us tap in to so much UN-processed emotion and clear the way for a fresh start with our marriage. We are coming up on our one year anniversary and I can’t say that it’s perfect, but I can say even when it’s bad we are still connected. This podcast helps it stay fresh in... more

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    5
    Laura L High
    United Statesa year ago
  • Listen to this!

    I have been listening to this podcast for the last couple of years and have learned so much about processing emotions and the freedom and joy that brings in my relationships and especially in my marriage. I just bought their course on a great Black Friday deal and look forward to digging in more to becoming more emotionally healthy in myself and in my marriage, family, and friendships

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SmadaSixela
    Canada2 years ago
  • Changing the culture of your family

    Life was always so black & white as I made decisions as a young adult. 14 years of marriage and 5 kids later… life feels very gray and messy! We took our foundations class in 2021 and have not stopped learning. Connection Codes has changed our marriage, how we parent, and how we live in community with our church family and in our daily lives. I can hear my 4 year old from the bathroom say “sad!” I ask “What’s happening for you?” And she replies with, “I dropped my toothbrush.” Then I say “Oooo. ... more

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    5
    FarmMom247
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners describe tangible improvements in communication and deeper emotional safety in their relationships.
Fans often highlight the host chemistry and candid, vulnerable guest stories as a strength.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Emotions Behind ADHD (& Why It Doesn't Mean Your Brain is Broken - It's Just Wired Differently)
Q: Can you kick us off by telling us a bit about you and how you got into this work?
Martha Hoffman shares that she has ADHD herself, has a background in education and coaching, and her work focuses on supporting families dealing with ADHD by increasing understanding, compassion, and actionable strategies.
The Energy Audit: Why You’re Emotionally Bankrupt by Noon (with Dr. Daryl Appleton)
Q: Can you explain the energy audit and how someone would implement it weekly?
An energy audit involves assessing how much energy different tasks and events require and how return-on-energy varies; by scheduling and communicating bandwidth, people can protect time for high-energy activities and reduce burnout.
The Energy Audit: Why You’re Emotionally Bankrupt by Noon (with Dr. Daryl Appleton)
Q: How do you help couples and individuals identify their strengths to improve their relationships and work lives?
By guiding them through CliftonStrengths to map top strengths, then aligning conversations and tasks to those strengths, which reduces friction and improves engagement, while also recognizing where strengths may need guardrails to avoid overuse.
The Energy Audit: Why You’re Emotionally Bankrupt by Noon (with Dr. Daryl Appleton)
Q: What keeps people stuck, and what can be done to move past that stuck point?
Stuckness often comes from misalignment, fear, and self-sabotage, with fear of both success and failure cycling people back into inertia; practical steps include clarifying values, conducting energy audits, and using psychological frameworks to create small, actionable changes.
Reclaiming Your Desire: The 5 Things That Will Make or Break Your Marriage, Career, & Mental Health
Q: Can you give us a quick overview of the roadmap for navigating desire?
The roadmap is built around five core desires—wholeness, growth, intimacy, pleasure, and meaning—and the idea that desire should be developed holistically rather than treated as separate, add-on options. People often over-index in one area and neglect others, which leads to conflict; the roadmap guides how to cultivate all five areas in balance.

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Listener conversations center on practical relationship tools grounded in emotional literacy. Episodes routinely explore naming core emotions, the Core Emotion Wheel, and simple, repeatable communication steps that reduce defensiveness and build safety. The show frequently features couples and coaches who share real-world journeys—navigating grief, parenting, faith, and intimacy—alongside clinicians who illuminate underlying psychology. A standout aspect is the emphasis on actionable exercises (like oo-ing, reflective listening, and structured apologies) paired with personal storytelling, making content approachable for both couples and professionals seeking practical relationship skills.

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1. Therapy and Theology
2. Talk To Me: The Debra Fileta Podcast
3. The Lisa Bevere Podcast
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5. The Best of You

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Connection Codes launched 4 years ago and published 229 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Connection Codes include:

1. Esther Mooney
2. Laurel Simpson
3. John Kilmer
4. Kurt and Michelle
5. Susan McGinnis
6. Sean McGinnis
7. Bob Bevan
8. Jen Bevan

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