A blunt, careful look at divorce and responsibility.
The episode takes a hard look at the claim that immaturity or lack of effort is the main cause of divorce, and it does not let that answer stay vague.

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Pi and Dr. Glenn turn familiar relationship conflicts into direct, structured conversations about communication, accountability and repair.
12 Week Relationships Podcast turns recurring couple conflicts into structured conversations about what people do next. Pi and Dr. Glenn move from definitions to practical steps, using easy banter to keep discussions of resentment, defensiveness and communication from sounding…
A 'boundary' can be a wall; Pi and Dr. Glenn might make you look twice.
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A blunt, careful look at divorce and responsibility.
The episode takes a hard look at the claim that immaturity or lack of effort is the main cause of divorce, and it does not let that answer stay vague.
A blunt, practical look at contempt in relationships and why ignoring it makes things worse.
This episode treats contempt as one of the most corrosive forces in relationships and as the number one predictor of divorce or relationship failure.
A blunt guide to how shutdown turns into damage.
The episode treats stonewalling as more than a bad habit; it is a communication break that can do real damage, especially in intimate relationships, and the discussion does not stop there. Pi and Dr.
A blunt, practical guide to separating defensiveness from a real boundary.
Pi and Dr. Glenn frame defensiveness in relationships as something distinct from a healthy boundary, and they keep the point grounded in everyday language.
A practical relationship episode that turns a familiar idea into eight concrete tips.
Pi and Dr. Glenn treat relationships as something that needs steady care, not luck. They start with the grass-is-greener idea and move into eight concrete ways to tend a relationship garden, with a small caveat that the framing is not meant as an absolute rule.
A blunt look at why a marriage clip about obedience still pulls a crowd.
This episode turns a viral marriage clip into a blunt conversation about obedience, authority, and the appeal of traditional gender roles. The hosts do not soften the edges.
A blunt, practical look at whether open relationships can really hold up.
The episode treats open relationships as a practical question rather than a slogan. It starts by sorting out open relationships, monogamy, and polyamory, then turns to the conditions the hosts see as most important: a healthy relationship, mutual buy-in, and a clear sense that…
A direct reset for resentment loops built around judgment, expectations, and real listening.
This episode digs into resentment loops, where the same hurts keep resurfacing after quick fixes or partial ones. Its strongest move is practical: it asks listeners to stop mistaking frustration for honesty, set aside judgments and expectations, and try to hear the other person…

Dating profiles, heard before seen.


Blunt romance talk with an argument built in.

Firm dating coaching with faith and polarity.

Group-chat honesty for messy modern relationships.

Clear rules for confusing dating signals.
This episode explores whether relationships can be repaired after cheating, using statistics from the APA and other studies to reveal that while 60-80% of couples who work on it see improvement, only about 15% achieve long-term success.
Pi and Dr.
Pi and Dr.
The hosts debate the idea that immaturity or lack of effort is the main cause of divorce.
Pi and Dr.
Stonewalling is the topic, and the hosts do not soften it.
The hosts take on contempt as one of the most damaging forces in a relationship.
The hosts explore whether open relationships work, defining them versus monogamy and polyamory, discussing an 8% success rate, and debating emotional versus sexual intimacy.
The hosts react to a viral TikTok video where a woman advocates for wives to obey their husbands as bosses, analyzing its dangers, religious and business motivations, and contrasting it with modern, evidence-based relationship approaches.
Pai and Dr.