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This week on Don't Take Bullsh*t From F*ckers, Greg Behrendt and Kane Holloway are coming at you from the studio at All Things Comedy, blocking is just a button, Kane brought the question bowl from his live comedy/advice show, "Going Dutch", women are horny, self fulfilling prophecies are real, you can't plan spontaneity, you've been ghosted after three unreplied texts, taking a vacation together too early in the relationship can ruin things, Kane tries to fight a mugger in France, dating your son's teacher isn't a good idea,  Greg is a solid medium, and Amiira's love language is "stay away from me". Also, What Does This Meme?, the cartoon version of the theme song returns, Greg's body is kitchen sized, the end of this segment will bring great relief, there are so many memes about how Greg is a terrible name, we 'love' a quote plastered on a picture of a lion, Pat brings a trio of bad quotes, and Greg isn't effortless. Kane brings a couple date ideas to the show, you have to create combustion, Bill Maher is a dick and a rudimentary comedian, and in Reddit Remix it's "Am I the as*hole for asking my sister what the f*ck she expected to happen at her sh*tshow of a bachelorette party?" Join the DTBFF Discord here You can find video versions of the podcast, bonus episodes, and much more at our Patreon!  Get your DTBFF, Always Be Blocking, Popsicle Pat, and Thirst Trap shirts, notebooks, masks, pillows, mugs, stickers, magnets, and pins on RedBubble  Leave a voicemail for the show at 323-379-5544 Email the show with your questions and comments at dtbffpodcast@gmail.com Follow the show, Greg, Kane, and Pat on Instagram at dtbffpodcast, itsgreggers, kaneholloway and dtbffproducerpat Get a free meditation and info on coaching from Greg at Gregorybehrendt.com Find this podcast and many amazing others at allthingscomedy.com

This week on Don't Take Bullsh*t From F*ckers, Greg Behrendt and Kane Holloway are coming to you from the studio at All Things Comedy, the podcast is here to help strengthen you, a listener wants to know, "How long is too long?", men tend to love bomb in the beginning of a relationship, actions are more important than words, Greg is unfamiliar with a dance floor vibe, and Amiira doesn't suffer fools. Also, What Does This Meme?, the guys are hyped up by the death metal version of the theme, there goes the short listener, Greg loves that the show is getting smarter, Kane's sister sends in a meme, and Pat brings some more terrible memes from "Real Man Quotes". Greg gives you a taste of his old podcast, Walking The Room, a listener want to know how to reach out to a friend who went through a recent breakup, getting asked to move to Las Vegas is a bummer, and in Reddit Remix, a man is insanely jealous of his wife's pet rabbit. Join the DTBFF Discord here You can find video versions of the podcast, bonus episodes, and much more at our Patreon!  Get your DTBFF and Always Be Blocking shirts, notebooks, masks, pillows, stickers, magnets, and Greg Behrendt's Kane Holloway pins on RedBubble  Leave a voicemail for the show at 323-379-5544 Email the show with your questions and comments at dtbffpodcast@gmail.com Follow the show, Greg, Kane, and Pat on Instagram at dtbffpodcast, itsgreggers, kaneholloway and dtbffproducerpat Get a free meditation and info on coaching from Greg at Gregorybehrendt.com Find this podcast and many amazing others at allthingscomedy.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Don't Take Bullsh*t From F*ckers, Greg Behrendt and Kane Holloway welcome you to the podcast that loves you, Kane reveals the results of our Grinch fetish poll and is surprised to find out that people want to bang the Cookie Monster,  the guys discuss Too Hot To Handle, Greg is starting a new dating class with Amiira, and a listener writes in to ask, "What if I'm also talking sh*t about an ex?" Also, What Does This Meme?, a listener sends in some Somali proverbs, the guys learn some animal facts, Kane reminds the listener that they're amazing, and the guys find out what would happen if cats could text. The listeners write in to talk about the bullsh*t they're not taking in 2022, Greg is looking for a new job, the sandwich debate returns, in Reddit Remix, it's "I edited nudes sent to me by a friend", and the guys want Pat to talk about cheese.  Pre order Natasha's upcoming book, "Win Your Breakup, How To Be The One That Got Away" at  NatashaAdamo.com  You can find bonus episodes and much more at our Patreon!  Get your DTBFF and Always Be Blocking shirts, notebooks, masks, pillows, stickers, magnets, and Greg Behrendt's Kane Holloway pins on RedBubble  Leave a voicemail for the show at 323-379-5544 Email the show with your questions and comments at dtbffpodcast@gmail.com Follow the show, Greg, Kane, and Pat on Instagram at dtbffpodcast, itsgreggers, kaneholloway and dtbffproducerpat Get a free meditation and info on coaching from Greg at Gregorybehrendt.com  Find this podcast and many amazing others at allthingscomedy.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Amiira and Land discuss Motley Crue and Amiira’s days in the music biz! 

Greg and Amiira are joined by producer Land to discuss their binge eating dirty secrets at the dawn of Easter Candy season and the championship level of lacking of self-control each has for trigger foods.  (Note to listener: Easter PEEPS do not fare well in this discussion.) Greg’s corporate gig at a racetrack in Las Vegas happened to provide the perfect opportunity for an audience member to give in to her own compulsion to privately insult his opening act comic and the gleeful dissection of glory and crazy that humans truly are.

Producer Land’s charmed life boggles Greg and Amiira’s minds this week on Maybe It’s You.  Breakup stories creep back in this week as Amiira, Greg and Land spill the tea on all of their bad breakups and what positive self-care they employed to try to get through them as well as the not so great things they did that proved less helpful. Additionally all fess up to the worst thing they’ve done to another person in a breakup and Amiira shares a few more breakup stories to amuse our sad hearts then Greg tackles a historic breakup for the ages.  This episode is brought to you by Gordon Plainthrouse Cabin  Hand Yogurts and Red Apple Corns.

Okay people, you’ve written us and told us that you’re going through the worst breakup of all time and need help.  So this week we’ve culled a couple breakup stories from the WOAT (Worst of All-Time) vault to make you feel better about your own heartbreak! On a very special Maybe It’s You Breakup Horror Stories edition, Amiira and Greg are joined by honey-voiced producer Land to regale each other with nightmare breakup stories that will leave you with soothing feeling that your breakup really isn’t that bad after all. Enjoy!

Amiira and Greg are joined by producer Land to traipse through the landscape of the different iterations of the comfort and discomfort of being seen or being invisible at different times in your life.  Center of attention people, introverts, extroverts and how to  embarrass your teenager without even trying.  Building resilience, allowing yourself and your kids to connect to their pain and discomfort to build the confidence to know that you can do hard things and recover from hard things.  Amiira takes their daughter True to get her driver’s license and inadvertently pisses off the woman doing the driver’s test. The normalization of sexuality in the teen realm where behaviors are less judged PLUS a tremendously incredible audio snippet about talking to boys about sex and porn from The Good Place actress Jameela Jamil who is Amiira’s new hero this week. This episode brought to you by Care/Of Vitamins (Amiira’s obsession) go to www.takecareof.com and use code MAYBE for 50% off your first month’s vitamins. 

Amiira and Greg recap their trip to New York to do the Today Show, the full shakedown Greg received at the airport by the TSA, flying through the Polar Vortex Arctic Freeze and Greg’s literal thin skin. Is there a difference between breaking an old habit and making a new one? After failing countless times to break old habits, Amiira is trying to just concentrate on making a new habit of acting as a better version of herself and letting that alone be the reward and measure of progress rather than someone else’s response. Greg has the realization that what’s in his heart may not be in his actions. 

Amiira and Greg are joined by producer Land to discuss being cool, what determines cool and the sometimes strong reactions that people have to those that are comfortable with their own coolness.  Conversation traverses the lifespan of cool to the turning point in adulthood where you stop chasing the concept of coolness and reconcile the authentic you. 

Episode Description: Is pining for the past interfering with the present and creating an expectation that can’t be fulfilled in your relationship? Amiira and Greg are joined by producer Land and Photographer Church to roundtable the effect of nostalgia on your romantic relationship. How remembering the past, being overly attached to that younger version of yourself can be a toxic comparative force that wrecks your present and threatens your future. Trying to recreate a time or feeling with elements that no longer exist do to time, circumstance and personal evolution can leave you feeling dissatisfied and resentful that you can’t go back to the newness or effortlessness that once existed in simpler times. We traipse through the nostalgia for a time where anticipation existed for all the big “Firsts” or milestones and stumble onto the realization that we mourn the period of our lives when we were mostly looking forward because most of your life still laid ahead.  It’s deep, it’s funny and it’s real. Enjoy!  

When Greg is out of town Amiira’s friends Moon Zappa and Jackie Greenberg drop by to talk about the magic of Christmas traditions and the realization that there are FOUR parts of giving and receiving gifts. Then Moon fills Jackie and Amiira in on proper butt plug etiquette and the ladies bring the R-E-A-L when a potential suitor gifts Moon a necklace made of dried vegetables plus a bonus impromptu poem by Jackie about said necklace.  We zing zag to the confusion of people who try to lead from behind.  The discovery of white holes, the inverse of black holes lead to possibility of positive chaos explosions and the disappearance of funny men and Producer Land wins Christmas Eve with his family’s We Love Jesus and Grilled Cheesus tradition!

Brent, Eliot and H. Alan discuss the case of a gay guy in New York who sued a Chelsea spa after a male masseuse tried to give him a happy ending. Did he overreact? Was he genuinely surprised? Or is he completely in the right and we're monsters? Then, husband and wife duo Greg Behrendt and Amiira Ruotola of the podcast Maybe It's You (and Behrendt co-wrote He's Just Not That Into You) help point out the relationship challenges that suck for EVERYBODY. Then, the guys decide whether board games are dumb or lame, and Brent worries if being beaten at a game of chess by his own nephew is worthy of throwing a tantrum. Bonus question: can you guess which co-host had sex in a public park? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian and Television Host John Henson joins Amiira and Greg to discuss their friendship and how men's friendships differ from women’s in what closeness means.  The craziness of life and how suddenly you go from being at the height of everything to having your life completely blow up. The desire to assign value to things in your life impulsively that are completely different in hindsight or retrospect. The habit of boxing and storing things emotionally that you can keep bottled up to endlessly fuel future disappointment. Coming to the understanding that carrying around anger that is toxic when the truth simply is that no one denied me anything they had the power to give me.

The multitalented Merrin Dungey (Alias, Big Little Lies, The Fix) drops some serious knowledge when she joins Amiira and Greg. Coming in hot with, "Say what you mean, mean what you say and don’t say it mean," Merrin brings real tools for having healthy, strong, and most importantly effective communication in all your relationships.  Traversing topics from understanding your power as a girl/woman, the horror show of teens dressing too provocatively and the discomfort it causes Dads and concern it causes Moms, finding your place and sorting your life amid divorcing with children, and the female mind at work as an Super Type A personality and how motherhood makes you a multiple instead of an individual.  Fascinating, insightful and wildly entertaining! 

Comedian H. Alan Scott (You’re Making It Worse podcast/Latter Day Jew) joins Amiira and Greg for emotional bumper cars where Greg and H. Alan realize that they are mirror Straight/Gay images of each other.  Having both survived cancer and been tasked with restarting their cancer treatment paused careers, Greg and H. Alan bond over the reinvention that is the silver lining of personal setback.  Now in a healthy relationship H. Alan is bringing the very first boyfriend he’s ever brought home to his Mormon family for Thanksgiving and what preparation is required with all parties for full family immersion.

Beth Lapides, the creator of the longtime alternative comedy show UnCabaret, joins Amiira and Greg to discuss long term relationships both romantic and the relationship you have with your own creative work. The crossover of working together and living together that works until it stops working, how a dysfunctional relationship can get stuck in the past and stop growing when you stop exploring yourself, and the realization that you might be squeezing the life out of your favorite person. Brought to you by Hello Fresh! Use discount code MAYBE  at hellofresh.com/maybe60 to receive $20 off your first three orders. Thats a total of $60 off your first three orders!

Actress (24, Night School, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) and comedian Mary Lynn Rajskub join Amiira and Greg to talk about the shared relationship dynamic of a marriage of a magical thinker with a non-linear mind opposite a linear mind and what daily communication looks like… and how they hilariously still are puzzled by each other after a decade plus of marriage. Learning your person, how they are, how you are and what you both need then training yourself to identify it when it’s actually happening then practicing the appropriate acceptance, boundaries and actions to boost the fun and harmony in your home plus sound bath envy and the desperation of performing comedy. 

The singularly hilarious and mystic Moon Zappa joins Amiira and Greg to talk about all the different obstacles and pitfalls that we encounter in our marriage relationship.  Part 2 of our deep dive into How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking where we discuss how we behave as badly as your family of origin, hang on to stuff even after an apology has been made because anger continues to come up, and how you can have total willingness and desire to get rid of something and STILL not be able to do it.  The idea of looking to the past as proof that you can recover from adversity or trauma rather than looking to the past for injury. The avoidance trap of putting pleasure on your discomfort rather than digging deeper into the issue and that compromise isn’t meant to be taking turns being miserable.  There’s a ton of funny and insightful information and conversation that will help keep your relationship thriving.  

Amiira and Greg go into the conversations and real life advice that sparked the writing of our new book How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking, a preventative guide to keeping your wedlock out of deadlock. We’ve run the obstacle course and know all the hazards so we can warn you about all the traps you need to look out for.  Includes a hilarious because it’s true excerpt from the How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking relationship conversations you need to have quiz, the ability to renegotiate things in your marriage and a sidebar about porn’s effects on how you view your partner. Plus they answer a listener question. Enjoy! 

The Daily Talk Show — Friday October 12 (Ep 194) - Josh Janssen & Tommy Jackett Amiira Ruotola and Greg Behrendt have helped millions of people in the dating game. As well as being a stand up comic, Greg co-wrote the bestselling book "He's Just Not That Into You" which Amiira collaborated on. Amiira's background as a music exec translates to a no-time-for-bullshit approach to writing. They've appeared on Oprah, had their book adapted into a Hollywood film and written "It's Called A Breakup Because It's Broken", "It's Just A F***ing Date" and the recently released book "How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking" — bringing guidance from both Amiira and Greg, commentating on modern love and relationships through the lens of their own marriage. They also have a relationship and behaviour podcast, Maybe It's You, which is well worth a listen! On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show from Studio City, Los Angeles, we talk about how marriages change after having kids, Greg doing standup in Australia, mental health issues within a relationship and how being diagnosed with cancer changes your life. The Daily Talk Show is on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/thedailytalkshow/ Send us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067 Email: hi@thedailytalkshow.com http://www.thedailytalkshow.com/ The Daily Talk Show is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY.

Engaged couple Naomi Ekperigin and Andy Beckerman from the Couples Therapy Podcast join Amiira and Greg to talk about marrying your lives, navigating each other’s parents, historical parent child dynamics that continually teeter on the line of infantilizing.  The responsibility you feel towards your partner in the face of the familial loyalty and love triangle and how too much togetherness and enmeshment can potentially spoil your Couples harmony rather than strengthen it.

Amiira and Greg discuss the erasure of identity that slowly seeps in with the monotony, structure and repetition of daily adult life.  With responsibility and children comes the evaporation of spontaneity and adventure as your role changes to be of service to others before being of service to yourself. The disconnection from how you once defined yourself now that you’re in the environment of adult life.  As well as a lively and revealing discussion of mental illness in marriages.  

Amiira and Greg explore the idea of love elasticity.  How much wear and tear can you put on your love before it stops snapping back? How far can you stretch your love before it breaks? In long term committed relationships (including friendships, romantic relationships, family) we can find ourselves withdrawing our thoughtfulness, consideration and attention from our partner, who once was our first thought, and giving it to elsewhere in the moment then expecting your person to just roll with it. Suddenly, you’ve built this new habit of taking your person for granted, being disconnected and even treating them poorly in favor of another person who is relatively meaningless in your world. Maybe It’s You listener email raises the discussion of conflict in the division of domestic labor and what roles gender, personality and position may play. 

Amiira and Greg’s conversation with Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave, Prophets of Rage) continues and delves into  band dynamics being similar to a group marriage as well as the challenges that arise when making decisions as a band at the intersection of art, commerce and ego. Then switch gears into fatherhood with his own sons, discovering as an adult that he had three half-brothers in Kenya and developing strong relationships with them and how their new brotherhood bond built a bridge to his biological father finally becoming a part of his life. Finally, Tom challenges Amiira and Greg to a battle of the bands game!

Welcome to Nobody Told Me!  I’m Jan Black and I’m Laura Owens.  Joining us on this episode is Greg Behrendt, who’s a comedian, a consultant on Sex and the City, and the author of several books that have earned him the title of “relationship expert” as well.  You may be familiar with his books,  He's Just Not That into You: The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys,  It's Just a Date: How to Get 'em, How to Read 'em, and How to Rock 'em,  and It's Called a Breakup Because It's Broken: The Smart Girl's Break-Up Buddy.  Greg’s latest book, co-authored with his wife, Amiira, is called, How to Keep Your Marriage From Sucking: The Keys to Keep Your Wedlock Out of Deadlock. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Morello, (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave, Prophets of Rage) join Amiira and Greg to talk about the glory and challenges of his adolescence as the only African American kid in his town and high school, how working at the Renaissance Faire is still the best job he's ever had, the other education he got at Harvard, having a change of heart about getting married and having kids,  and the five problems you encounter in a band.

Greg and Amiira introduce new producer Land and discuss the difference in the pageantry of young couple weddings and the later in life weddings that are coming down the pike. In true How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking fashion Greg and Amiira relive their own wedding planning dilemmas that led to them having an engagement party where they staged a surprise wedding and Amiira’s struggle with vulnerability and anxiety at weddings and all the mistakes they made around their wedding.  The reality of post wedding day depression, the brain scramble of when you and your person part ways in what moves you and the opportunity that lives within heart crushing breakups.

Greg and Amiira are joined by engaged comedians and podcasters Kelsey Cook (Self-Helpless) and Kane Holloway (Your First Time) at the How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking book signing at the infamous Book Soup on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. We get into the meat of bad proposals, conflicting fighting styles, control issues and boundaries as well as reading an excerpt from How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking and taking questions from the audience on Greg and Amiira’s first live Maybe It’s You..

Greg Behrendt and his wife Amiira Ruotola join Dr. Drew to discuss why their marriage ended up sucking and providing recommendations as to how you can avoid that. Greg, Drew & Amiira discuss addiction and codependency and take phone cals on the topic.

Amiira and Greg get into the guts of lazy communication plaguing your long term  and most meaningful relationships. How we get into the habit of sacrificing the feelings of our significant others in favor of accommodating near strangers, how we enter a space with conversations that have already started in our head then land them on our bewildered partner with an unexpected punch of amped up and heavily laced energy to guarantee that everyone gets to feel bad now. 

You know them from seasons of the Bachelor, Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, the vibrant, foxy and newly engaged Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon join Greg and Amiira to talk all things love under and outside of the microscope. Finding strength in their differences and incredible introspection these two reality stars were put on television to find love but developed their relationship off screen between seasons where they nurtured and protected their friendship and incubated an authentic romantic love.  Plus we talk about wedding planning and the awkwardness of having to watch your fiancé’ date on television.

Jennifer Armstrong, author of  Sex and the City and Us, drops by to discuss the cultural impact of female aspiration and the breadth  of relationships and behaviors explored through the characters and storylines of the the much celebrated and groundbreaking Sex and the City.  Shining the light on their own marriage proposal as well as Jennifer’s and Carrie Bradshaw’s, Greg and Amiira delve into the expectations and realities of your evolution both personal and as a couple when marriage is on the table.

Aaron Woodall and Jessa Reed of the Mormon and the Methhead podcast join Greg and Amiira for a deep dive into the experience and expectation of growing up in the Mormon religion, self-discovery through meth use, climbing your way out of isolation, failed marriages, fear of rejection and the dynamics of mastering vulnerability. 

For the 1st episode of season 4, your fearless triad – Courtney Kocak, along with new co-hosts Sofiya Alexandra & Dave Rankin – is thrilled to welcome relationship self-help gurus & real-life married couple Greg Behrendt & Amiira Ruotola to discuss their new book How to Keep Your Marriage From Sucking. Greg & Amiira are also the bestselling authors of He's Just Not That Into You, It's Called a Breakup Because It's Broken & It's Just a F***ing Date. They drop so much tried & true wisdom in this episode – it's a must-listen to set yourself up for wedded bliss! For more Greg & Amiira: Order How to Keep Your Marriage From Sucking  Listen to their podcast Maybe It's You Follow Greg on Twitter @gregorybehrendt Follow Amiira on Twitter @MsAmiirica If you love this episode, please leave us a 5-star rating & sexy review! xo

Paul Gilmartin from the Mental Health Happy Hour podcast joins Greg and Amiira to take a deep dive into the difficult conversations that you have to have to achieve true intimacy, how we plant landmines in our relationships in the first five years that will explode later on, recognizing that the shared reality of a relationship morphs with time and fractures, and the fall out of growing up in an emotionally invalidating household. It’s a good one people!

The revealing (and puzzling) truth of Amiira’s family dynamic through a text chain about salad. Greg and Amiira answer listener email about dating and making a connection. Producer Yusong discusses his experience with dating apps and struggles with being complimented. Greg can’t decide whether to discuss his colonoscopy or True’s improv summer intensive.

The Sklars and Dan Van Kirk are joined by Greg Behrendt and Amiira Ruotola (Maybe It's You) for a DPT minisode! In this week’s story, a rogue pooper is caught in the act by a neighborhood sting operation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Karen Kilgariff the hilarious comic and My Favorite Murder co-host joins Greg and Amiira to discuss how self-doubt, insecurity and descending voices cripples owning your own ambition, black out dysfunctional drinking days with a crew of comedy greats and a walk down memory lane of the early low brow Los Angeles comedy scene.

In a very special Maybe It’s You, Greg and Amiira flash back to their roots when Greg was a stand-up comedian and Amiira a music business executive when they were first dating and became writing partners. Together they revisit their path to becoming relationship book authors of He’s Just Not That Into You, It’s Called A Breakup Because It’s Broken, It’s Just A F***ing Date and the upcoming How To Keep Your Marriage From Sucking.

Greg and Amiira’s favorite long time married couple, Jackie Harris and Paul Greenberg, discuss marrying above your paygrade, how your sense of self affects the health of your marriage, too much and not enough togetherness, having genuine appreciation for everything your spouse does for you, knowing how to deal with your spouse when they’re being difficult, crazy or an asshole, and the priority of resolving fights and hurt feelings.

Authors, relationship experts and married couple Greg Behrendt (He's Just Not That Into You) and Amiira Ruotola share their advice on what it takes to stay happily married. They dispel many myths about relationships through honest revelations about their own marriage, its' complexities and how much work it is to remain connected. Their humor and frankness are a refreshing antidote to the one dimensional ideals of relationships our culture has perpetrated. Listen to Greg & Amiira's podcast here: https://starburns.audio/podcasts/maybe-its-you/ And you can visit Greg's website here: http://www.gregorybehrendt.com

Travis Clark joins Greg and Amiira to discuss the struggle to match viewing schedules with your mate, having your insecurities triggered by your spouse and male friendship. Long time friends,Travis and Greg were forced into an inorganic work friendship that resulted in a huge professional falling out. Years later we discuss how they came back together and were able rebuild a meaningful real friendship.

Greg and Amiira discuss modern dating and the challenge to meet people outside of social media platforms. What Tinder dating is like for an introvert like producer Yusong. Amiira is tempted to mess with the “wrapped" sports car she keeps encountering that is wrapped with the message “send nudes” and an instagram and twitter handle to send them to. Plus Coachella moments and Greg talks about competition and sensitivity among performers.

Amiira’s visit to a psychic is hijacked by Greg's energy. Laura House joins Greg and Amiira to talk about the difference between love and fear based people, her recent engagement, slow motion breakups, ignoring information to stay in unhealthy relationships and being skeptically open to all astrology and the otherworldly that pops into everyday life. It’s jam packed!

Amiira and Greg answer emails from fabulous listeners. (Keep ‘em coming! You send them, we’ll answer them.) As if that wasn’t enough,producer Yusong finally gets dragged into the studio and giant bonus - Amiira and Greg’s daughter True takes teen emotions to a new level.

Amiira and Greg are joined by the star of Stan Against Evil, Janet Varney, to chat about reaching next level comprehension and awareness in your relationship, the personal behavior revelations from watching the Crown, and the “Pillow Incident”.

Amiira & Greg talk with Author & Comedian Mandy Stadtmiller about her new memoir “Unwifeable”, personal boundaries and lack thereof, historical triggers, the energy shifting magic of clapping and the unsung importance of directing your sexual energy and desire into strengthening your marriage instead of wasting it on strangers. 

Amiira’s best friend Actress Christine Taylor (Brady Bunch, Dodgeball, Zealander, Arrested Development) joins in the conversation about relationship intruders and the Girl’s Best Friend/Husband dynamic that challenges the modern relationships. 

Greg and Amiira discuss the pressure that marriages collapse under when the spouse is expected to be everything to each other and the weirdness of knowing your doctor just banged the pharmaceutical rep or seeing your doctor out of context in real life.

This episode we cover Collateral damage and the butterfly effect in relationships, talk about Moon & Greg going on a date, Amiira and Greg’s first date, Moon and her ex-husband and Moon goes to a tantric sex workshop and realizes she’s a nightmare to be in a relationship with, Greg and Amiira decide they should be a throuple with Moon. 

This episode we cover writing relationship books, Being talked out of things you like, looking for validation, Amiira going to a lecture about raising kids in a porn addicted world, men’s midlife crisis, disparity between a couple in a marriage where one wants more and the other is fine as is)

Jigsaw Puzzles! Eating the bread basket! Cutting your hair! Find out about all of these metaphorical meanings in this in-depth mind-meld with episode 93’s guest Amiira Ruotola-Behrendt (It’s Just a F*ing Date), fresh from teaching her "Oprah Life Class" with Ms. Winfrey herself!