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  • Ep. 4 - "How Do You Tell Your Friend Their Fiancé is Trash?" And Other Questions
    2024/11/08

    In the second of two episodes filmed in front of a live audience, Sam and Gen tackle complex questions from audience members around what they would have done differently if they had a time machine, the difficulties in seeking honest feedback during early marital struggles, cultural differences in divorce rates, and the impact of expectations on relationships. This conversation also explores the benefits of working together post-divorce, and why they decided to combine forces.


    00:00 Honest Feedback in About Friends' Relationships

    04:23 Cultural Perspectives on Divorce - Do They Do It Better in Sri Lanka?

    10:14 Advice to Our Younger Selves

    19:39 Why Do Something Like This, Together

    23:44 Final Thoughts, Gratitude, And How You Can Help

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    30 分
  • Ep. 3 - Why Would A Divorced Couple Do a Podcast Together?
    2024/10/30

    In a heartfelt conversation held in front of a live audience, Samuel and Genevieve reflect on their marriage, subsequent divorce, and the journey towards healing and helping others, including their transformation from a divorced couple to co-creators of a supportive platform for those affected by divorce. With a focus on transparency, the impact they've experienced in sharing their story, and their vision to decrease the divorce rate through greater understanding and resources, they invite listeners into an authentic dialogue about relationships, challenges, and recovery. Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and Introductions 02:33 Reliving Sam and Genevieve's Wedding Day 05:15 The Pain of Our Divorce 13:59 How We Reconnected 18:01 The Decision to Collaborate 21:38 The Role of Storytelling in Healing 25:13 Vision for the Future 35:48 Concluding Thoughts

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    36 分
  • Ep. 1 - The Real Reason We Got Divorced (Part 1 of 2)
    2024/08/11
    In this episode, host Chadwick interviews Genevieve Alao and her ex-husband Samuel Robertson, who discuss the real reason behind their divorce and how they navigated the aftermath The conversation touches on memorable moments from their past, early signs of marital trouble, struggles with addiction, and the emotional turmoil surrounding their separation. They also delve into their coping mechanisms, the impact on their faith, and the role of therapy. The episode aims to offer hope and guidance to those experiencing similar challenges, emphasizing the potential for transformation and quality relationships despite the pain of divorce.

    00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:44 Favorite Moments 03:13 Early Signs of Trouble 05:05 The Decision to Divorce 09:16 Coping 12:18 Reflections and Moving Forward 23:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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    25 分
  • Ep. 2 - Failure, Blame, and Stories from Friends ("We Go Through The Divorce Too!") - Part 2 of 2
    2024/08/11

    In this episode, Genevieve and Samuel share more about about their past relationship and marriage. They discuss the idea of failure in relationships, emphasizing the concept of 'transitioning' rather than 'failing.' Both share their journey of self-discovery, the pivotal moments that led to personal growth, and how they navigated their post-separation lives. They also reflect on the impact of their separation on their mutual friends and families, the importance of support systems, and the continuous process of healing. We also hear from some of their close friends about how being their through Sam and Gen's courtship, marriage, and divorce affected their own self-perception. 00:28 Redefining Failure in Relationships 02:39 Personal Growth and Self-Reflection 04:57 Moments of Change 10:16 Blame and Accountability in Relationships 14:38 Coping with Isolation During Grief 15:28 Death vs Divorce and the Grieving Process 16:57 Collaborating Post-Divorce 19:06 Message of Hope and Recovery 20:14 A Man's Perspective on Failure and Growth 22:30 The Bridal Party Speaks - Sheldon, Kalenea, and Simone Share Their Experiences 28:36 Final Thoughts and Future Outlook

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    32 分