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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

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Zach sits down with Alexandra and Rod Stockwell, married almost 30 years and both trained as physicians. They met in 1993 as first-year medical students, passing paper notes back and forth during lectures, and that early habit of asynchronous, patien... more

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Zach sits down with Jim and Kelly, married 30 years, while Jim trains for the Ironman World Championship in Kona and works through his 25th round of chemotherapy. Jim was diagnosed with terminal cancer in April 2024. Rather than pulling back, he set ... more

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Zach sits down with married couple A.D. and Courtney, who met on their first day at the University of North Texas and have been together, on and off, for over a decade. A.D. runs a coaching brand built around helping men value themselves inside marri... more

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Zach sits down with Frannie and Danny, a married couple and wellness practitioners based in Florida who run an energy center in Palm Beach Gardens and lead workshops rooted in trauma recovery, energy work, and conscious relationship practices. Both c... more

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Recent Guests

AD Dunbar
Guest on the episode discussing relationship dynamics
Episode: Ep 432 Kings, Queens, and the Chessboard of Marriage w/A.D and Courtney
Courtney Dunbar
Guest on the episode discussing relationship dynamics
Episode: Ep 432 Kings, Queens, and the Chessboard of Marriage w/A.D and Courtney
Frannie Sheridan
Frannie Sheridan, co-creator of relationship workshops and author in progress
Self-employed / Workshop Leader
Episode: Ep 431 The Couple Who Healed Their War Zones w/Frannie and Danny
Danny Sheridan
Danny Sheridan, Frannie's partner and collaborator in relationship work
Self-employed / Workshop Leader
Episode: Ep 431 The Couple Who Healed Their War Zones w/Frannie and Danny
Eli Weinstein
Therapist, author of From I Do to We Do
Le Weinstein Counseling
Episode: Ep 430 When the Therapist Comes Home: Marriage, ADHD, and the Work Behind the Work w/Eli & Ariella
Ariella Weinstein
Dietitian, Eli's wife
Independent
Episode: Ep 430 When the Therapist Comes Home: Marriage, ADHD, and the Work Behind the Work w/Eli & Ariella
Anna Sterk
Faculty member with Relational Life Therapy
Relational Life Institute
Episode: Ep 429 The Therapist and Her Partner: What It Actually Looks Like to Live the Work w/Anna & John
Kevin Laferriere
Comedian, half of The Dumb Dads
The Dumb Dads
Episode: Ep 428 When the Laughs Are Real: How a Comedy Couple Keeps Their Marriage Honest w/Kevin & Annie
Annie LaFerriere
Comedian, parenting/relationship content creator
The Dumb Dads; Annie LaFerriere
Episode: Ep 428 When the Laughs Are Real: How a Comedy Couple Keeps Their Marriage Honest w/Kevin & Annie

Host

Zach Brittle
Host of the show (Marriage Therapy Radio)

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 954 ratings
  • Thanks for a great conversation

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    3 buoys
    United States3 months ago
  • So good!

    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 :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alex + Kadi
    United Statesa year ago
  • Too much talk, little substance.

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    FooBar76
    United States2 years ago
  • Relatable and High Quality!

    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!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TTinaYY
    United States2 years ago
  • Stay away from politics please

    The people have spoken now get back to work helping couples while #47 helps us get our country back 🇺🇸🇺🇸 🇺🇸🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Nikname20
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Authenticity and vulnerability are recurring strengths for the show.
A go-to resource for couples seeking ongoing improvement and language for discussion.
Lively banter adds warmth but some listeners crave tighter topic focus.
Insightful and relatable take on relationships with clear practical tools.
Guests and hosts provide credible, actionable relationship strategies.

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Talking Points

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Ep 431 The Couple Who Healed Their War Zones w/Frannie and Danny
Q: How do you talk to skeptics about energy work and humming?
They acknowledge it may not work for everyone, share personal proof of efficacy, point to scientific discussions about the field and heart-brain connection, and stress that consistent practice is required to experience benefits.
Ep 431 The Couple Who Healed Their War Zones w/Frannie and Danny
Q: What is the cliff notes approach for someone facing trauma-related challenges?
Frannie emphasizes starting with love for self, practicing a set of techniques like daily affirmations, hugging, and energy-based exercises, and tailoring the approach to where someone is emotionally to reduce fear and build a healthier story.
Ep 430 When the Therapist Comes Home: Marriage, ADHD, and the Work Behind the Work w/Eli & Ariella
Q: How has ADHD affected your marriage and daily life?
ADHD brings a mix of high energy and impulsivity, which the couple manages with extreme honesty, frequent check-ins, and strategies to offload mental load, ensuring both partners feel seen and supported.
Ep 428 When the Laughs Are Real: How a Comedy Couple Keeps Their Marriage Honest w/Kevin & Annie
Q: Is a viral video a reliable living, and how do you cope with changing platform monetization?
They share that early Instagram monetization paid decently but declines over time; income now includes brand deals and a more diversified approach, but they caution against relying on virality as a solo income source.
Ep 428 When the Laughs Are Real: How a Comedy Couple Keeps Their Marriage Honest w/Kevin & Annie
Q: How does your approach to comedy influence your relationship content and messages about parenting?
They describe aiming for nuance and truth, avoiding lazy jokes, and using humor to illuminate real-life dynamics. They emphasize that honesty and relatable moments drive engagement and help people feel seen, not judged.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Marriage Therapy Radio

What is Marriage Therapy Radio about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show offers practical relationship guidance rooted in scientific approaches to conflict, communication, and emotional connection. Episodes frequently feature couples and professionals sharing real-life stories, actionable tools, and structured exercises—often grounded in the Gottman framework or similar relationship repair methods. Guests range from clinicians and coaches to high-performing couples who discuss money, parenting, health challenges, and navigating long-term partnerships, making it a useful resource for listeners seeking concrete strategies to improve intimacy, trust, and daily collaboration in relationships. A standout trait is the balance between vulnerability and deliverable takeaways, plus occasional guest-led formats ... more

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Recent guests on Marriage Therapy Radio include:

1. AD Dunbar
2. Courtney Dunbar
3. Frannie Sheridan
4. Danny Sheridan
5. Eli Weinstein
6. Ariella Weinstein
7. Anna Sterk
8. Kevin Laferriere

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