Episodes: 308
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Female
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 4.0k followers
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Michelle Purta - Marriage coach and mother of three who helps couples shift unhealthy communication patterns, resolve conflict, and rebuild connection while navigating parenthood.
Lori Oberbroeckling - Energy Management, Productivity Pressure, Rest, Hobbies, Delegation, And Creating Sustainable Routines For Motherhood.
Mike Mendez - The Pressures Men Experience Around Providing, Success, Money, Fatherhood, Emotional Vulnerability, And Marriage.
Ep. 306 - Making Hard Conversations Feel Less Heavy
August 20, 2026
Let us know how you enjoyed this episode!Discussing a difficult topic with your husband does not have to be heavy.By the time many couples sit down to talk about a conflict, they have already replayed what happened, assigned meaning to their spouse’s behavior, and reached a verdict about who is right and who is wrong. The conversation feels heavy before anyone says a word.In this episode, I share why the preparation you do before talking matters just as much as the words you eventually choose...
Ep. 305 - How Productive Moms Actually Manage Their Time with Lori Oberbroeckling
August 18, 2026
Let us know how you enjoyed this episode!You might not need more time. You might need to manage your energy differently.As moms, it can feel like there’s never enough time to get everything done. Between work, kids, marriage, the house, and everything else competing for our attention, it’s easy to assume the solution is becoming more productive.But what if time isn’t actually the biggest problem and what if you could stop judging yourself for not doing more?In this episode, I’m joined by Lori...
Ep. 304 - A Reminder For Your Marriage
June 25, 2026
Let us know how you enjoyed this episode!TW: LossThe biggest pitfall to your marriage isn't conflict. It's assuming you'll always have more time.A few weeks ago, I lost one of my best friends.Her passing changed the way I think about life, marriage, and the conversations we choose to postpone.As parents, it's easy to believe there will always be another season to reconnect, another opportunity to express appreciation, another day to repair what feels unresolved.But tomorro...
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