Ellen Burgan, a midlife woman who loves fun and relaxation, discusses the positive aspects of bucket lists and suggests alternative terms like 'possibilities list' or 'joy list'. She explores the impact of travel destinations, the changing desires and priorities of people, and the need to embrace change by regularly revisiting and adjusting bucket lists.

Expert on mastering marriage conflict with mulligans, John Beaty, discusses using second chances to correct mistakes and improve relationships. The podcast explores navigating tension, repair attempts, emotional intelligence, and constructing love maps to strengthen marriages.

Chris Odegard, an alternative investment blogger, discusses reducing household budgets by 34.5% using the Family Bank approach. This approach involves opening a designated account, making regular deposits, and utilizing funds for purchases or debt refinancing. The strategy focuses on minimizing interest payments and maximizing savings, allowing individuals to borrow from themselves and pay themselves interest. Chris emphasizes the importance of paying yourself first and highlights the negative effects of compound interest on debt.

Dating coach Evan Marc Katz shares essential dating advice for women, emphasizing the importance of not taking action in a romantic relationship and letting the man lead. He also explores the dating advice he provides and encourages self-awareness and proactive pursuit of desires in dating and life.

Erica Layne, founder of The Life On Purpose Movement, discusses the stages of family life and the intentional transition to a faster pace. She explores the challenges and tips for adjusting to growing children, the importance of slowing down and asking for help, and embracing the stages of family life.

Dr. Kelly Flanagan, clinical psychologist and co-founder of Artisan Clinical Associates, shares confessions of a parent from the dinner table. He reflects on the chaos and challenges faced with his children's negative reactions at dinner, emphasizing the importance of sacrifice and finding sacred spaces in everyday life. He encourages listeners to learn from past experiences, embrace different perspectives, and continue improving their relationships.

Kristine Klussman, specializing in Health Psychology, discusses the importance of cultivating chosen family and expanding the definition of family. She explores how integrating chosen family into traditional family holidays can enhance experiences and encourages setting clear intentions in creating meaningful connections.

Kristine Klussman, specializing in Health Psychology at Harvard Medical School, discusses the importance of cultivating chosen family, particularly in the LGBTQ community. She explores the power and flexibility of chosen family, emphasizing intentionality and appreciation. Klussman also shares her own deep commitment to a member of her chosen family and discusses how chosen family can benefit individuals who have felt outed by their biological families.

Sarah Von Bargen teaches how to argue about money nicely and productively. The podcast discusses strategies for managing finances as a couple, handling shared expenses, and understanding each other's perspectives. It emphasizes the importance of respectful communication and the negative impact of financial disputes on relationships.

Dr. Marisa Cohen, an expert on infidelity and jealousy from an evolutionary perspective, explores how jealousy serves as a mechanism to protect relationships and discusses gender differences in reactions to infidelity. She also delves into the influence of resources, paternity, race, and mate retention on infidelity and emphasizes the significance of trust, commitment, and effective communication in relationships.