Love your podcast so much, Have heard you guest on many other podcast and was so happy to find yours. Love the guests, your cohosts and that there’s a variation in length and style of show to keep it interesting. Your mashup with @ramit was a mashup I didn’t know I needed. Love Ramit. I’m a fan of his and feel deeply the struggles of being a successful woman on the dating scene and how to handle in a sea of candidates to who live at home in their late 30s, have jobs vs. careers and barely scape by financially. It’s awkward to think about who pays for what, do I just pay because I’m able to but risk resentment.. etc. Hung on every word with Esther Perel also, loved your rapport with her and now enjoy to follow her.

I never listen to the episodes where his wife, Audrey is part of. Unless they are taking about their own relationship, why is she a part of it? Why is it a family business? Who is she do give advice? You can get someone off the street and have him there instead of her and it would be the same. It’s either Matthew or some professional guests, but I care less about what Audrey has yo say cause besides the fact she’s his wife, I care less about what she says

How do you do a whole hour with Mel Robbins, push her book and don’t bring up the originator who started the “let them” movement- Cassie Phillips. Cassie cares about helping people. Mel by contrast does $100,000 speaking tours. Disappointing. Makes me wonder whom you’ve stolen from.

I mean I can write a whole book if I could, but coming in contact with your podcast not only change my confidence in terms of relationship but the whole trajectory of my life for the better. I really want to go in depth but will pause here for now.

Thank you Matthew for all your inputs. My eyes, my ears and my heart is open. Your information is invaluable. Your podcast channel is filled with amazing information and resources. Thank you.

I really love this podcast. It’s one of my favorites. Although I’m married and not dating, I feel that so much is still applicable because it all boils down to your relationship with your self. The advice he gives is so relatable on so many levels. It’s so honest and real. Nothing about his messages comes off as harsh or arrogant like many other relationship coaches. I love that you can tell it comes from a place of genuinely wanting the best life for other people- it’s never preachy and does not ever have an “I told you so” vibe. There’s so much to be learned here on how to better connect with the people around you in all forms- friendships, coworkers, romantic partners etc. Always a soothing and uplifting tone that I really appreciate.

Gives medical/clinical advice & diagnoses without having medical credentials.

LOVE this podcast so much! The perspective, the advice, and the compassion are huge. I’m always learning & it’s really helped me so much. ❤️❤️

Absolutely ❤️ the book I’m telling all my friends about it and your podcasts i can’t get enough thank you don’t stop what you are doing

I want to start off by saying that I love Matthew’s passion for the subject matter. I’ve had so many a-ha moments listening to his work and am very grateful for his insights. That said, I love that he adores his wife and I fully get that she’s a huge part of his story. But I think involving her in his podcast is a perfect example of why mixing business and personal isn’t always the move. I find her insights to be very trite, adding very little value to the conversation. I’ve learned to just skip over the episodes that she’s a part of. I intend to keep listening, but only to the episodes showcasing his perspectives or guests who are also relationship experts.