On this Mad About Marriage episode, Frank and Elizabeth (Liz) Rittersdorf have the same goals as parents: To be great role models for their two sons and to raise them to be good men. But like many of us, their parenting styles are a little different, which can create conflict. We’ll discuss how parents with different parenting styles can find common ground.
On today’s show, Dr. Becky Wang-Cheng and Dr. Anthony Cardillo share 10 things you can do NOW to be truly healthy.
An empty nest often presents challenges in a marriage, but our Mad About Marriage guests, David and Claudia Arp, believe that the rest of your marriage can be the best of your marriage. They talk about that in their book, The Second Half of Marriage: Facing the Eight Challenges of the Empty Nest Years.
As the founder of New Era Financial Services, investment advisor Greg Johnson has been giving his clients financial advice for years. He joins us today to talk about why it’s important to create good money habits for yourself.
Being a stepparent can be challenging. You’re either the hero or the villain. Today, marriage and family therapist and founder of SmartStepFamilies.com, Ron Deal, is here to help stepparents succeed. We’re going to discuss two of his books, The Smart Stepdad and The Smart Stepmom.
We hear more and more about the alarming increase in childhood obesity. Today’s guest, Jessica Donze Black, project director from the Kids’ Safe and Healthful Foods Project, shares some ideas on how we can reverse this alarming trend.
Learn ways to stop talking past each other and to each other instead. Our guest, marriage and family therapist Dr. Corey Allan, has created a unique “He Said She Said” workshop where he helps those who have trouble understanding each other and handling each other’s messages.
Mike and Gayle Tucker are on location in Nashville with Buddy Jewell, the country singer who was the first winner of the USA Network talent show Nashville Star. He is here to share with Lifestyle Magazine his life, his love, his music, and his work with Compassion International.
On this episode of Mad About Marriage, we’ll learn from our guests, Will and Susie Davis, that words can actually change your marriage.
On today’s Mad About Marriage Dr. Caroline Leaf; a communication pathologist, audiologist, and cognitive neuroscientist; shares the scientific evidence that men and women are built differently to complement each other. She is the author of Who Switched Off Your Brain? and Who Switched Off My Brain?.
