Couple Goals Podcast

Psychosexual therapist Kate Moyle joined us to talk about why communication skills are such a key part of building intimacy in marriage, how we need to broaden our understanding of sexual health and wellbeing and how any couple can start to grow their intimacy together.

Having met on X Factor in 2008, JB and Chloe Gill have lived their whole relationship in the public eye. They spoke to us about how they keep their connection, what really happened when they met, and the key rule that’s helped sustain their marriage.

Pete and Sophie Killingley join us to discuss the joys and challenges of marriage when one of you is neurodiverse. We also dived into the reality of parenting two neurodiverse teenagers, helpful tips on navigating this area and some hilarious insights into their relationship dynamic.

We were joined by Cat Etherington, Director of Recovery from Naked Truth Project, to help us understand what the challenges surrounding p*rn use are, and how we can overcome them. Even though this is a challenging and often painful topic for many, in this episode, Cat brings a message of hope.

Relationship coaches, David and Sarah Abell, bring a nuanced perspective as our first expert couple on the podcast! They provide insight from their own relationship alongside techniques and tools for addressing common relationship challenges.

Can you fully invest in both career and marriage? Is ‘busy’ a bad word? Dan and Charlie Blythe candidly share their story, exploring vulnerability, partnership, and their commitment to serving each other well.

Jo Hargreaves is better known online as The Faith-Filled Therapist. She joins Luke and LJ to talk about how we can use an understanding of our body and brain to get to a place of health and healing for our relationships.

Jordan and Kezia Lawrence-Graham are a force of nature. Between them they have half a dozen different careers and are still finding time to build a family and advocate for people to invest in real relationships. But as their Insta bio says it’s marriage which is their spice!

Poets and speakers Dai and Cath, bring laughter and challenge in equal measure as they share both their hilarious relationship stories and their unique perspective on the hardship of their infertility journey. Featuring wisdom for the mountaintop moments and the valleys, this conversation is not one to miss!

Hosts Luke and LJ Meates break down the top pieces of advice from every episode in the series so far, highlighting the take-home wisdom they’ve been trying for themselves in their relationship. 

Divorce and relationships coach Claire Auchmuty shares what often leads relationships to break up, as well as the simple steps that can start to breathe new life into partnerships that are struggling. 

Being married to someone incredibly different is all Andy and Dana Masters have ever known. But by grounding their relationship on a solid core of agreement, their relationship is thriving in spite of their differences. 

Care for the Family Director Philip Jinadu shares how best to manage conflict in a relationship, some surprising research around negativity and the hard–fought lessons from his own marriage. 

Cathy and Mark Madavan’s marriage didn’t go to plan from the outset when Mark was diagnosed with progressive sight loss. They honestly share the realities of their marriage and how they are stronger than ever because of their journey through challenge. 

Viral content creators John and Jade Reynolds bring their hilarious perspective on life as an ‘inter–abled’ couple, revealing what has sustained their relationship through incredible challenges and their new–found online fame. 

Care for the Family Director Katharine Hill joins the show to dig deep into the impacts of technology on relationships, love languages and communicating well with your partner. 

Care for the Family Founder Rob Parsons and his wife Dianne look back over their married life, sharing stories of the good times and the bad across their incredible journey together. 

John Bostock is a professional footballer and founder of Ballers in God. He and his wife Sia open up about the challenges of marrying young, the life of a footballer and building a strong relationship.