Marriages are ending at an alarming rate and now, more than ever, it’s the woman who is choosing to end the marriage. What’s causing this trend, and what can be done about it? On this Mad About Marriage episode Dr. Willard and Joyce Harley from Marriage Builders shed some light on this growing trend.
Harmony Dust, former exotic dancer and author of Scars and Stilettos, shares her story of being a graduate with a master’s degree to being a stripper. She now runs Treasures, a ministry for those formerly in the sex industry. Special cooking segment: Vegetarian cookbook author and instructor Debi Pedersen cooks with Mike and Gayle.
Rebecca Alonzo’s childhood was a nightmare. She and her family were terrorized by a man who eventually shot her parents. Rebecca, author of The Devil in Pew Number Seven, shares her ordeal and healing on this episode.
You can fill your plate and still lose weight! One of the Full Plate Diet’s creators, Dr. Diana Fleming, is back with us to share more information about this exciting approach to getting into shape and staying fit.
Every relationship needs boundaries. Even married couples must learn when to say yes and when to say no. Psychologist Dr. Henry Cloud, author of Boundaries, has helped countless couples know what boundaries are and how to set them.
Is it possible for husband and wife to actually be equal partners in a relationship or is that idea simply a myth? In this Mad About Marriage episode Willie and Elaine Oliver discuss marriage partnerships, division of labor, and head-of-household concepts.
It’s really very simple to get healthy and to stay that way, according to Dr. Alona Pulde and Dr. Matthew Lederman. They’re the authors of Keep It Simple, Keep It Whole: Your Guide to Optimum Health. Dr. John McDougall joins the discussion.
Did you know that most of us operate from our left brain hemisphere? However, for those who operate mostly from their right hemisphere, this can affect how they learn, function, and relate to others. Join educational psychologist and author Melanie West as she helps us navigate this mental maze.
David Aikman, who spent 23 years with Time Magazine, is an award-winning print and broadcast journalist, a best-selling author, and a foreign affairs commentator based in the Washington, D.C.-area. Join us in this riveting discussion about religion and politics.
Sixty percent of second marriages fail. Yours can be among the ones that succeed. Relationship expert Dr. Les Parrott shows how you can beat the odds and make remarriage the best thing that’s ever happened to you. Now is the time to acquire the skills needed to build a future together that is everything marriage can be.
