Show Notes
Love in Session is built on a simple idea: the questions we have about everyone else’s relationships often say a lot about our own.Each week, Married at First Sight Expert's Paul C. Brunson and Dr. Lisa Paz unpack the questions at the heart of how we relate to one another—from love, dating, and intimacy to friendship, family, communication, identity, boundaries, and everything in between.
Through candid conversations with public figures, timely cultural topics, expert insight, and real stories from listeners, they explore the things we’re all thinking about but don’t always know how—or want—to talk about. Honest, thoughtful, relatable, and always curious, Love in Session isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about asking better questions, having the conversations that matter, and seeing ourselves—and each other—a little differently.
With plenty of humor along the way, Love in Session goes beyond telling you what to do. It digs into the why behind how we show up in relationships; helping listeners better understand themselves, the people they love, and the connections they share.
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