
Look... every couple struggles. You fight too much; you're bored; sex is either okay (or rare); maybe you're even considering divorce. OR... maybe your marriage is actually pretty good, but you want to go deeper. In this podcast, straight-talking marriage therapist Zach Brittle tackle the most common complaints virtually every marriage experience. Along the way, they reveal the science behind stro... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 449 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsHealth & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture | |||

Zach welcomes back Robin Ducharme, founder of Real Love Ready, for the first of three conversations. The last time listeners heard from her, she was here with her partner, Hector. This time she comes alone. Her mom died three months ago, and a few we... more
Zach sits down with couples therapist Jonathan Van Viegen and his wife Meredith, who are calling in from the surf town in Panama where they run a surf lodge and raise their two daughters. Jonathan built a huge following on Instagram by saying what he... more
Zach sits down with Peter and Luisa Csathy, together 33 years and married 30. Peter is a media and tech guy who started his career as an entertainment lawyer, and for their 30th anniversary he secretly wrote Luisa a book: Hiding in Plain Sight: 10 Se... more
Zach sits down with Kim and Tom Muench, married 34 years and parents of five kids who range in age from 21 to 39. Their story started before they did. Their parents were close friends who lived in side-by-side townhomes, Tom once babysat Kim and her ... more
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I am struggling in my long term marriage and have found many useful tidbits and thoughts that are helping me through this. Thanks for doing what you do.
Hi Zach, thank you so much for having me and Paul on your show to talk about our relationship (and divorce!). You were a wonderful host and I appreciated the chance to talk about some of the things that really hep us in midlife marriage while also reducing some of the negativity around divorce (especially when kids are involved) Thank you for the work you do 🤍Susie Pettit
I really enjoy the authenticity of Zach and Laura! The podcast has brought up a lot of really good topics for my wife and I to discuss that we probably wouldn’t have without it :)
Laura and Zack really enjoy hearing themselves talk. So much so that they talk over each other most of the time. The shows are full of irrelevant banter and boasting. If you want to hear two friends whom you barely know have a social conversation then tune in. Otherwise, schedule a get together with your own good friend whose company you enjoy and actually feel engaged about personal details they want to share.
As a parent/relationship coach, researcher and a work-in-progress, messy, imperfect human, I’ve been following (and recommending) this podcast since it started and have loved watching it grow and evolve. While I will miss Laura, I have no doubt that Zach is going to continue this relatable and high quality content!!! LOVE the 3 tips in this episode!!!
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This show centers on practical relationship guidance from a licensed therapist and guest experts. Across episodes, listeners hear about communication patterns, trust-building, and managing conflict, often grounded in real-life case studies and evidence-based methods like Gottman-informed approaches, Relational Life Therapy, and HeartMath tools. Guests range from couples navigating illness, trauma, or parenting neurodiverse kids to therapists sharing actionable techniques for everyday partnerships. The vibe blends candid personal stories with structured strategies, making complex relationship dynamics approachable for couples, coaches, and professionals alike. A standout element is the mix of clinical insight with accessible, relatable story... more
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