Unpopular Opinion with Mr and Mrs C

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Real marriage. Real conversations. Unpopular truths. Unpopular Opinion with Mr. & Mrs. C is a couples podcast hosted by a husband and wife married over 20 years. We talk honestly about marriage, relationships, faith, communication, and the realities of building something that lasts, without filters or fluff. New episodes Bi-weekly.

  1. Oct 7

    When Illness Changes the Marriage: Walking Through It Together

    What happens to a marriage when one spouse gets sick? Illness can change routines, responsibilities, expectations, and the roles a husband and wife once thought they understood. In this episode of Unpopular Opinion with Mr. & Mrs. C, two married couples have an honest conversation about what it looks like to navigate sickness in marriage while continuing to care for each other and protect the relationship. We talk about supporting a sick spouse, changing roles, difficult conversations, caregiving, accepting help, setting boundaries, faith, communication, and the practical things that help couples stay connected when life does not go according to plan. We also look at what challenging seasons can reveal about a marriage. What changes when the routine changes? What becomes harder to say? What support actually helps? And how do two people continue choosing each other when illness becomes part of their story? This is not a conversation about having a perfect marriage or all the right answers. It is about partnership, honesty, grace, and learning how to walk through difficult seasons together. 👍 Like, Subscribe, and Share if this episode resonates with you. Find us on socials: Instagram, TikTok, Threads, Facebook @upwithmrandmrsc Follow our Power Couple from the Episode Instagram @chandrawebb @therealrichmondwebb  Facebook @richmondwebb78 @chandrawebb TikTok  @chandrawebb @richmond.webb 🎙️ Unpopular Opinion with Mr. & Mrs. C Real Marriage. Real Conversations. Unpopular Truths.💯 #MarriagePodcast #MarriageAndIllness #RealMarriage#UnpopularOpinionWithMrandMrsC

  2. Aug 12

    Sex, Intimacy & Apologies: The Conversations Couples Avoid

    These are some of the most vulnerable conversations a husband and wife can have and often the ones couples avoid the most. In this episode, Mr. & Mrs. C have an honest conversation about emotional, spiritual, and physical intimacy while discussing how unresolved hurt, unmet expectations, and sincere apologies can either weaken or strengthen a marriage. Together, they explore difficult questions surrounding desire, rejection, pornography, emotional connection, and what it looks like to intentionally protect the relationship you've built. Throughout the episode, we reference Scripture (primarily from the English Standard Version (ESV)) alongside our own experiences and practical tools that have helped us continue growing together after more than 20 years of marriage. Whether you're newly married, engaged, dating, or have been together for decades, our hope is that this conversation encourages you to pursue healthier communication, deeper connection, and lasting growth in your relationship. 🛠 Marriage Toolkit The Little Fox Inventory 💬 Question of the Week What "little fox" has been stealing intimacy in your relationship, and how could a sincere apology become the first step toward healing? 👍 Find us on socials Instagram, TikTok, Threads, Facebook @upwithmrandmrsc 📖 Episode Resource One of the resources that inspired part of our conversation on apologies is the work of Kenneth Hall on apology and reconciliation. Learn more:https://www.kennethhallmeditations.com Real Marriage. Real Conversations. Unpopular Truths.

    Sex, Intimacy & Apologies: The Conversations Couples Avoid
  3. Jul 15

    Love Is Not Enough? Understanding What Husbands & Wives Really Need

    Can you truly love your spouse... and still miss what they need most? In Episode 14, we explore a conversation inspired by a message that challenged us  (by Pastor Otha) to think differently about marriage. We unpack the idea that many relationships don't struggle because love has disappeared but because couples stop understanding, appreciating, and responding to each other's evolving needs. Building on our previous conversations around communication, intimacy, trust, and connection, this episode takes a closer look at what many husbands and wives say helps them feel loved, respected, valued, and emotionally connected. More importantly, we discuss how those needs can change over time and why curiosity about your spouse may be one of the greatest investments you can make in your marriage. In This Episode, We Explore: The difference between loving your spouse and truly understanding themWhy friendship is one of the strongest foundations of marriageEmotional needs that help husbands and wives feel valued and connectedHow appreciation, communication, affection, and respect strengthen relationshipsWhy your spouse's needs may be different today than they were years agoPractical tools to help couples continue learning and growing together Healthy marriages aren't built by mind reading—they're built through intentional conversations, mutual understanding, and a willingness to keep learning each other through every season of life. Whether you're dating, engaged, newly married, or celebrating decades together, this episode invites you to ask one simple but powerful question: 🚨Do I really know what my spouse needs in this season of life? 👍 Like, Subscribe, and Share if this episode resonates with you. Find us on Instagram @upwithmrandmrsc Find us on TikTok @upwithmrandmrsc 🎙️ Unpopular Opinion with Mr. & Mrs. C Where the truth might not be popular but it helps relationships grow stronger.

    Love Is Not Enough? Understanding What Husbands & Wives Really Need

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Real marriage. Real conversations. Unpopular truths. Unpopular Opinion with Mr. & Mrs. C is a couples podcast hosted by a husband and wife married over 20 years. We talk honestly about marriage, relationships, faith, communication, and the realities of building something that lasts, without filters or fluff. New episodes Bi-weekly.