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Connection Codes

Dr. Glenn Hill, Phyllis Hill

Booking Overview

This is a relationship and mental-health interview show focused on couples, emotional regulation, human connection, and faith-informed approaches to conflict, featuring practitioners, educators, coaches, and people within the Connection Codes network alongside occasional solo episodes. Suitable pitches include psychologists, couples and marriage specialists, somatic or nervous-system practitioners, relationship coaches, learning specialists, and faith-informed mental-health experts; booking difficulty is likely low because guests are generally accessible professionals and affiliated experts rather than high-profile public figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 237

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 2.4k subscribers

Instagram: 19.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@connectioncodes.co

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Host

Dr. Glenn Hill - Relationship educator and co-creator of Connection Codes, focused on human connection, emotional processing, and helping couples break cycles of conflict and pain.

Phyllis Hill - Relationship educator and co-creator of Connection Codes, focused on emotional awareness, human connection, and helping couples build healthier communication and marriages.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Practicing psychologists, coaches, educators, physical or mental-health professionals, somatic practitioners, relationship specialists, and certified Connection Codes coaches with practical experience in emotional regulation, connection, learning, or marriage.
Required Achievements:  
Relevant professional practice or coaching credentials, Creation of a specialized course, program, learning center, or coaching practice, Authorship, speaking, or recognized expertise in emotional health, embodiment, education, or relationships

Recent Guest Discussions

Lara Pilcher - Supporting A Spouse Through Job Loss, Emotional Regulation, Vulnerability, And Rebuilding Social Support.

Andrew Pilcher - Emotional Processing During Job Loss, Asking For Help, Rebuilding Community, And Applying The Core Emotion Wheel During Crisis.

Dr. Margaret Nagib - Nervous-system Regulation, Neuroception, Somatic Responses, Survival Strategies, Emotional Processing, And Building Capacity In Midlife.

Mark Lubovich - Connection Before Content, Emotional Safety In Learning, Primitive Reflexes, Cognition, And Supporting Children And Families.

Teresa Lubovich - Connection Before Content, Emotional Safety In Learning, Primitive Reflexes, Cognition, And Supporting Children And Families.

Recent Topics

Health, Mental Health, Marriage, Emotional Regulation, Christianity

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
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What Does It Actually Mean to Process an Emotion? - With John Kilmer

October 06, 2026

We say it all the time: "You need to process that." But what does that actually mean? John Kilmer is back with Glenn and Phyllis to answer the question so many people are quietly asking, and the answer is simpler and more physical than you might think. Through Phyllis's childhood memory of being told she couldn't make a sound, her mother's pattern of getting sick after hard news, and John's year of crying in his car after 20 years without tears, this conversation sho...

Why Does Pulling Away Feel Safer Than Letting Someone In? - With Elijah Runyan

September 29, 2026

Elijah woke up one morning with a familiar weight on his chest. It was the start of the kind of heaviness that had cost him two to three weeks with his people, over and over, for years. This time he caught it. He named what was happening, and then he made the harder choice: he answered his wife Christina's call and let her in. Dr Glenn and Phyllis Hill unpack why isolation can feel safer than connection, why staying silent is less kind than speaking, and what it looks like to step out of ...

I Didn't Cry When My Mom Died

September 22, 2026

Dr Glenn and Phyllis Hill are recording from a new house, surrounded by half-unpacked boxes, and the conversation turns to something some of us haven't fully unpacked either: grief. Phyllis opens up about the thirteen years since her mom died and the fact that she doesn't remember crying, or anyone asking her what was happening for her. Dr Glenn names the thing most of us do instead: spiritual bypass, where we throw a scripture or a prayer over someone's pain so the conversation c...

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Frequently asked questions

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Connection Codes
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How do I get in touch with Connection Codes?

Connection Codes is hosted by Dr. Glenn Hill and Phyllis Hill. Its publicly listed email is info@connectioncodes.co. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Connection Codes?

The publicly listed email for Connection Codes: info@connectioncodes.co.

How many listeners does Connection Codes have?

Podseeker estimates Connection Codes reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Connection Codes?

Connection Codes typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Practicing psychologists, coaches, educators, physical or mental-health professionals, somatic practitioners, relationship specialists, and certified Connection Codes coaches with practical experience in emotional regulation, connection, learning, or marriage. Common among recent guests: Relevant professional practice or coaching credentials; Creation of a specialized course, program, learning center, or coaching practice; Authorship, speaking, or recognized expertise in emotional health, embodiment, education, or relationships. Recent guests include Lara Pilcher, Andrew Pilcher, and Dr. Margaret Nagib.

How hard is it to get booked on Connection Codes?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Connection Codes cover?

Recent episodes cover Health, Mental Health, Marriage, Emotional Regulation, and Christianity. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

info@connectioncodes.co

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