A candid midlife check-in that stays warm, practical, and rooted in marriage.
Will and Sharana treat midlife crisis as a plainspoken conversation about what changes in this stretch of life, with menopause and andropause in clear view.

Hot Sexy Marriage Podcast with hosts Willmusiqk & Sherona married since 1999 22yrs and counting
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This is a Hot Sexy Marriage podcast that focuses on Love and how to navigate through life's ups and downs with your partner using practical inspirational methods that can strengthen your marriage and help grow your family unit in a healthy way. Hosted by Willie "Willmusiqk" McFadden and his lovely Wife of 23 yrs and counting Sherona McFadden. Join in on this real-time marriage journey, Christian values that offers humor, drama, truth, passion, and most of all...Love.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Will Music and Sharana make marriage advice concrete by examining how faith, intimacy and disagreement operate inside their own conversations.
Will Music and Sharana turn their marriage into a working case study, testing broad advice against disagreements, changing convictions and the ordinary effort of staying close.
A foot rub starts the conversation you might need about making time for each other.
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A candid midlife check-in that stays warm, practical, and rooted in marriage.
Will and Sharana treat midlife crisis as a plainspoken conversation about what changes in this stretch of life, with menopause and andropause in clear view.
A marriage conversation where dinner, breakfast, and care share the same table.
This marriage podcast keeps returning to food, but the real focus is how a marriage is shaped by attention, relief, and care. Will Music and Sharana move through dinner, breakfast, and cooking as everyday signs of affection, and the teasing between them gives the conversation an…
An Amazon joke opens into a warm, practical talk about marriage and companionship.
A package at the door turns into a small, sharp look at marriage, shared memory, and the practical work of staying in step. Will Music and Sharana lean on an ordinary Amazon mix up to move between teasing, family logistics, and what companionship looks like in the day to day.
A playful marriage chat that turns a spirit-animal prompt into faith-minded relationship reflection.
The episode is a conversational marriage podcast segment that starts with a playful spirit-animal prompt and then opens into ideas about creation, instinct, and how couples come to understand each other.
A warm marriage conversation about love, calling, and public purpose.
The episode treats marriage as more than private affection, especially when one spouse's purpose reaches into community, ministry, activism, or public life.
A loose marriage conversation that turns backseat-driving tension into a simple lesson about care.
The Way That I Love You Podcast stays close to marriage, daily friction, and the small tools couples use to get through it. Will Music and Sharana keep the tone loose and affectionate as they trade backseat-driving stories, respond to Facebook page comments, and work through the…
A warm, straightforward marriage discussion that uses house and foundation language to make its point.
The Way That I Love You podcast keeps coming back to one idea: a marriage needs a real foundation, not just a polished shell. Will Music and Sharona give that point some life with jokes, quick corrections, and an easy back and forth that feels settled rather than scripted.
An affectionate marriage conversation that turns everyday care into practical advice.
A marriage conversation keeps this episode grounded in ordinary life: eye appointments, glasses, family health history, and the small kind of noticing that can catch trouble early. The back-and-forth feels unforced, and that makes the practical advice easier to take in.





Will Music and Sharana open with a warm welcome and introduce the podcast as a marriage podcast rooted in their own marriage, the ups and downs of life, and the tools they have picked up along the way.
Season 7, episode 4 of The Way That I Love You Podcast continues a reading of 2 Samuel chapters 1 to 11, asking "who's to blame" among King David, Bathsheba, and Uriah.
Will Music and Joanna open with their usual welcome and settle into a marriage conversation about whether spouses should share passwords.
The Way That I Love You Podcast episode “Amazon Wait Let Me Explain” centers on Will Music and Sharana talking about Amazon orders, a shared family account, and how packages can quietly change a household budget.
Will Music and Sharona open The Way That I Love You Podcast season 7, episode 1, “A Fixer Upper,” by framing marriage as a long-term build instead of a repair job.
The Way That I Love You Podcast marks season 7, episode 3, “Who’s The Blame,” with a discussion of 2 Samuel 11 and the story of King David and Bathsheba.
The hosts open with their familiar welcome and gratitude, then frame the show as a marriage-centered conversation for their listeners.
Will Music and Sharana open with their familiar welcome and remind listeners that the show is centered on marriage, love, and the tools they use in their own life.
Will and Sharana open with their familiar welcome and go straight into their marriage-first tone.
Kevin and Michelle from the Iron Sharpens Iron marriage ministry explain why they call date-night intimacy "Chasing Your Dessert" and how the phrase grew out of conversations about dessert after dinner.
Will and Sharana open season 6 with a audience-driven discussion about what married couples will NOT do in the new year.
Will Music and Sharana start warm.
Will and his wife open with their familiar welcome and a reminder that the show lives in marriage talk.
Will and Sharana, marriage coaches, discuss midlife crisis and hormonal transitions in their own relationship.
Will Music and Sharana use a driving metaphor in The Way That I Love You Podcast episode “Honk For Peace Who’s The Back Seat Driver In Your Relationship,” framing backseat driving as “unwanted advice” and “eager to advise without responsibility.” They connect the idea to their own car trips, with Sharana saying Will drives too fast and Will saying she points out turns and traffic in ways that feel like guidance.
Will Music and Sharana open with their familiar affectionate welcome, speaking to listeners like family.
Will and Sharona open with their usual warm welcome and settle into a conversation about purpose-driven marriage.