68 episodes

Cat Skinner and Joel van Vliet give marriage advice even though one of them is grossly unqualified.

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    • Society & Culture
    • 4.9 • 19 Ratings

Cat Skinner and Joel van Vliet give marriage advice even though one of them is grossly unqualified.

    EPISODE 68: A Bath and a Hot Therapist

    EPISODE 68: A Bath and a Hot Therapist

    What happens when you catch feels for your therapist? What are the most important questions…

    • 44 min
    EPISODE 67: I Don’t Know Which Hole We’re IN

    EPISODE 67: I Don’t Know Which Hole We’re IN

    Joel and Cat discuss how to create parameters and protocol around pandemic dating, how couples…

    • 47 min
    EPISODE 66: Yeah, I’m Into Sex

    EPISODE 66: Yeah, I’m Into Sex

    When the new person you’re seeing tells you they don’t want their ex to find…

    • 43 min
    EPISODE 65: Still Not Naked

    EPISODE 65: Still Not Naked

    This week, Joel and Cat offer up some questions to pose to your partner to…

    • 40 min
    EPISODE 64: Zoom Dating 101

    EPISODE 64: Zoom Dating 101

    In this episode, Cat gushes about a memorable Zoom date and listeners send in their…

    • 41 min
    EPISODE 63: Advice On A Device

    EPISODE 63: Advice On A Device

    It’s abundantly clear that Joel is growing restless with this podcast and needs things to…

    • 44 min

Customer Reviews

4.9 out of 5
19 Ratings

19 Ratings

Jules007ka ,

Laughter and tears all the time!

Listening to the podcast has been both entertaining and healing. I think of the hosts as two friends having coffee next to me, and I’m eavesdropping. It doesn’t feel polished, and edited which I absolutely love and appreciate. It’s the prefect blend of humour and terrific advise. I’m laughing one moment and in tears the next. Thank you for answering me question, and giving me a place where I feel heard by an unbiased people who truly have wide angle lenses on all things marriage and relationships.

Blu52 ,

So real

So damn funny! I love the mixture of candour and humour. I have to admit I’m also relieved that you guys aren’t axing swearing since it lends even more authenticity to what’s being said and it also isn’t prolific. Sentence enhancers are usually needed most when talking about relationships.
As it is, as hosts you both play fabulously well off of one another and it’s been really refreshing to listen to this podcast! Can’t recommend it enough.

samanthajudithjean ,

Humorous Reality Checks.

The hosts (each with smooth lovely voices for listening) have great rapport and equally great advice. The combination of Cat’s compassion, Joel’s quirk, and both of their tough love, makes for an entertaining and beneficial chat for the listener. Morning coffee is much more enjoyable with these two in my ears!

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