When compliments feel like insults

Clint & Dr. Jenn reflect on the first episode over 6 years ago and some of the wackier topics they've talked about over the years. They both share their appreciations and main learnings, and Clint ends with a story about Trust in Cod.

Clint and Dr. Jenn discuss whether the new TikTok "We listen and we don't judge" trend healthy for relationships. An unexpected guest joins to discuss shifts in men's roles in relationships over time. And...should Clint really be taking advice from the book, The Way of the Superior Man?!

Dreading the thought of heated political debates at Thanksgiving dinner? Dr. Jenn and Clint share practical ideas to keep this holiday about connection and appreciation. Plus, is this the end of the podcast? Tune in to find out. 

Dr. Jenn shares about going to Oktoberfest in Munich and her educational tourism experience. Clint asks whether prostitution is more respectable than stripping and shares about a new friend's quite lucrative OnlyFans page. 

Is 35 minutes really the perfect amount of time for sex? Plus, Clint & Dr. Jenn discuss old lovers, what they remember, and what they'd do differently.

Celebrating 250 episodes! Dr. Jenn shares a poem about risk-taking and why it's important in relationships. They discuss ways to take risks and the impact if we don't. 

Dr. Jenn and Clint discuss whether a girlfriend's compliment was positive or actually rude to her boyfriend. And Clint is an empty nester -- what are he and his wife doing to prepare for this next stage of life?

Clint wins a San Diego radio award! Plus, he shares about his recent job change and how he handled it with his wife. Dr. Jenn talks about her road trip adventures with her boyfriend and addresses the meaning of a new research study about sexual frequency. 

In this quickie episode, Dr. Jenn and Clint discuss ways couples can improve communication and create more emotional intimacy.

What did Dr. Jenn's boyfriend give her for their 2-year dating anniversary? And Clint shares why his week was so tough...but then offers an alternative perspective.