3 Men and Some Babies Adrian Langdon, Duane Bacchus and Leslie Samuel

The common "marriage script" looks like this: Boy meets girl, they fall in love, get married, go through the "Honeymoon Phase" where they can't keep their hands off of each other as sparks fly and fireworks are constant. Then time passes, and that passion is replaced with mothball robes and a conversation-less tolerance of each other as the once exciting couple just go through the motions. Is this unavoidable? What if you're already there, should you find someone new? Adrian, Duane and Leslie take this topic head-on, mothballs and all, as they respond to the plea, "Help, the passion in my marriage is gone!"

An episode where the guys aren’t exactly rushing to the front of the line to be the first to answer. Not sure why though. Tune in to see who’ll be sleeping on the couch and who’s brave enough to go first as the guys attempt to answer the question “Who wears the pants in the relationship?”

In the movies The Hero is the knight in shining armor willing to sacrifice everything for the people he loves. But what about when the knights armor starts to get rusty? Is it selfish for him to take some time out from “saving lives” to take care of himself? Trying to figure out the balance between taking care of yourself and taking care of your family can be tricky. On this episode of Three Men and Some Babies, the guys wrestle with this tension through conversation around the topic “Is it ok to put my needs first?”

The story often ends with "...then I looked across the room, our eyes locked, and I knew I'd found 'The One'." That's real love right? But is there even such a thing as "The One"? What if you've been divorced? Was the first person "The One" that you've lost or is the next person "The One" that you've found? On this episode of Three men and some babies, Duane, Adrian and Leslie, sort through their thoughts together as they respond to a question their wives are hoping they already know the answer to. You're invited to join the conversation and then of course, keep the conversation going.

When you’re dating, your dreams of being a professional pencil sharpener, rarely make a dent in your relationships. However from the day you decide to spend your life with one person, your dreams drastically affect the other person. How much of your joint time, joint budget, and joint energy goes towards you changing the world one pointy pencil at a time? What about resentment from the person that has to put their dreams on hold to help support the ambitions of their other half? On this episode the guys strive to answer the question “My dream or hers, who takes priority?”