55 episodes

Between the two of them, transformative coaches Angus and Rohini Ross have worked with hundreds of couples. They created the Rewilding Love podcast because they believe there is too much suffering in relationships. Too many good relationships fall apart because couples give up thinking their relationship problems can’t be solved. Many couples don’t know how to navigate low moods, conflict, and emotional reactivity. In each season of the Rewilding Love Podcast, Rohini and Angus will help a couple face different kinds of relationship issues: from divorce papers on the table to rediscovering trust and intimacy to reigniting the spark.

Rewilding Love Angus & Rohini Ross

    • Society & Culture
    • 4.8 • 19 Ratings

Between the two of them, transformative coaches Angus and Rohini Ross have worked with hundreds of couples. They created the Rewilding Love podcast because they believe there is too much suffering in relationships. Too many good relationships fall apart because couples give up thinking their relationship problems can’t be solved. Many couples don’t know how to navigate low moods, conflict, and emotional reactivity. In each season of the Rewilding Love Podcast, Rohini and Angus will help a couple face different kinds of relationship issues: from divorce papers on the table to rediscovering trust and intimacy to reigniting the spark.

    EP1: Meet the Couple on the Brink of Divorce

    EP1: Meet the Couple on the Brink of Divorce

    Meet Alicia and Mateo, the couple in crisis who we’ll be following for the first season. Alicia was devastated when Mateo presented her with divorce papers. She wondered how they got to this point. Seven years ago, they were saying “I love you” on their first date. Mateo thought marriage would fix all of their problems, but now he feels like he’s made the biggest mistake of his life. Can Rohini and Angus help them rewild the love that is underneath the hurt and anger? And even if they do, wil...

    • 39 min
    EP2: Playing the Blame Game

    EP2: Playing the Blame Game

    The blame game is in full effect as Alicia and Mateo each have their very separate realities and see the other party as wrong. Mateo blames Alicia’s temper for his habit of shutting down, and Alicia blows up when she feels like she’s the only responsible one in the relationship or the only one who cares. Their lack of empathy and understanding about the other person's point of view results in their polarization. This wedge between them helps them stay convinced that the other’s behavior is th...

    • 38 min
    EP3: Finding Common Ground

    EP3: Finding Common Ground

    Though Alicia and Mateo are on guard with each other, Rohini and Angus begin to explore the deeper feelings of love and wellbeing present in both of them. Mateo vacillates between the loving feelings in his heart and the pestering thoughts in his mind, as Angus helps surface a glimmer of Mateo’s true feelings for Alicia. Alicia expresses her admiration for who Mateo is as a person -- she wishes he saw himself the way she sees him. Can they start to trust their wisdom over their judgments? &nb...

    • 40 min
    EP4: The Pain of Taking Things Personally

    EP4: The Pain of Taking Things Personally

    Alicia has an insight about not taking things personally. Luckily, she already has examples in her life where she feels immune to what Mateo says to her, and seeing that she doesn’t always take what he says personally allows her to see her own role in her reactivity. Rohini helps guide Alicia toward the truth of where her experience is always coming from, that we can only ever feel our own thinking, not circumstances. Together they explore how not being impacted by someone else’s behavior is ...

    • 54 min
    EP5: Sparring Over Being a Victim

    EP5: Sparring Over Being a Victim

    Mateo reveals that he does in fact want the relationship to work, but only if Alicia changes. Angus points Mateo toward the fact that his experience is created from within, independent of Alicia, and that ultimately she cannot touch his wellbeing. Mateo is reluctant but is starting to see the role that his mood plays in how he interprets Alicia’s actions.Angus points out that Mateo is a deep-thinker, which can be a great thing, except when used against oneself. Mateo can see how his over-a**l...

    • 1 hr 6 min
    EP6: Walking on Eggshells

    EP6: Walking on Eggshells

    Alicia reveals to Rohini that she felt completely blindsided by Mateo's unhappiness in their relationship. She blames Mateo and struggles to examine her own role in the status of the relationship. Rohini helps Alicia to let go of judgments that create the experience of shame for her so she can peel back the layers of denial and see how her reactivity has been pushing Mateo away. With her guard down, Alicia begins to explore her inner experience and how her own emotions, not Mateo's, can ...

    • 1 hr 24 min

Customer Reviews

4.8 out of 5
19 Ratings

19 Ratings

Hannah Patterson Media ,

Life changing

Life changing, insight provoking and extremely authentic. This is the perfect podcast for anyone wanting to better their relationship and do it without much effort!

KEH02 ,

Incredibly helpful for relationships and life!

Entertaining, eloquent and expert use of the 3 Principles in the context of relationships and really fascinating to see the process of explaining this understanding to a couple in crisis. Only wish they would be more clear about referencing the 3 Principles (which is the understanding they are teaching) as it would help listeners to find more material and resources on this understanding if they are finding it helpful. But fantastic idea!

dek9912 ,

This is an amazing podcast!

I really love listening to Rohini and Angus. They are clear, compassionate and authentic, and never take themselves too seriously. I have learned so much about relationships by listening to them working with Alicia and Matteo. More please!

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