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Joanna Sawatsky

Stats expert who analyzed data for "The Marriage You Want" book and podcast.

Top 3 podcasts with Joanna Sawatsky

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22 snips
Feb 20, 2025 • 58min

Episode 271: What the Unfairness Threshold Tells Us About Marriage (and Mental Load!)

Joanna Swatsky, a stats expert who analyzed data for 'The Marriage You Want,' joins to unpack the crucial topic of marital satisfaction. They discuss how sexual frequency can impact relationship happiness, revealing that less intimacy often leads to decreased satisfaction. The conversation also addresses the critical role of dividing household chores fairly and how traditional gender roles create imbalance. They explore the concept of mental load, emphasizing the need for open communication and teamwork to strengthen marriages.
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Jan 16, 2025 • 1h 38min

Episode 266: Demolishing the Love and Respect Dichotomy Definitively (with Data)

Rebecca Lindenbach, co-author of 'The Marriage You Want', and data expert Joanna Sawatsky challenge the longstanding notion that men need respect while women need love in relationships. They use data from 20,000 women, revealing flaws in traditional views on marital dynamics. The duo discusses how emotional needs are more complex than previously thought, emphasizing that both genders desire love and respect equally. They encourage a shift away from rigid gender roles, promoting mutual support for healthier, more satisfying marriages.
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Feb 13, 2025 • 1h 15min

Episode 270: What Does Prioritizing Marriage Look Like? Plus Do You Have to Choose Between Being a Good Wife and a Good Mom?

Joanna Sawatsky, a data analyst focused on relationship stats, and Rebecca Lindenbach, daughter of Sheila Rae Gregoire, dive into the complexities of balancing marriage and motherhood. They stress that prioritizing time together can enhance connection, challenging the notion that only grand gestures matter. The duo discusses the significance of shared bedtimes for intimacy and the need for couples to work as a team amid parenting pressures. Their insights aim to alleviate guilt and redefine roles, suggesting a more harmonious approach to family dynamics.