
Most of us learned about love by accident, from movies, our parents, and relationships that taught us more about what we didn't want than what we did. But love isn't one-size-fits-all. This podcast brings you a new perspective on love every episode: the couples therapist, the ER doctor, the grandparents, the wedding planner. Borrow what resonates, leave what doesn't, and build a definition of love... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 24 days ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

A woman raised by a family that got love right explains why consideration is the highest form of intimacy, and why the person who calls you "too much" is never the one.
Saying "I love you" isn't proof you love someone. Proof is what you do when staying connected is the hardest thing in the room.
Vienna Pharaon, marriage and family therapist of 19 years and author of The Origins of You, sat down with us to talk abou... more
Most people think fighting is just part of love. Mikayla would argue that if you're truly building something secure, you should almost never have to "fight".
In this episode, we unpack why resentment is the silent killer of relationships, how small ... more
Most people think they know what true love is, but Christine, who's been with her partner for 27 years, would argue most of us are confusing it with limerence or attachment.
In this episode, we unpack the difference between infatuation, attachment, ... more
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Across recent episodes, the show centers on practical, relationship-focused wisdom told through a mix of therapy-grounded guidance, personal stories, and cultural perspectives. Key themes include repair and communication in long-term partnerships, navigating attachment and boundary-setting, the role of self-growth in forming healthier connections, and cross-cultural dimensions of love. Noteworthy elements include guests with professional expertise (therapists, relationship coaches) alongside individuals sharing vulnerable, experiential narratives, and a conversational style that blends psychology, philosophy, and everyday life. This combination makes it useful for listeners seeking actionable relationship strategies, also offering insights ... more
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Recent guests on Proof of Life include:
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4. Marquise Preston
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