Married People’s Business

This episode discusses the many benefits couples can experience simply by pooling their resources into one, joint bank account.  

This episode provides helpful tips to couplepreneurs, business partners and the like that desire to build a successful, million dollar business. 

Valentine's Day is the third most expensive US holiday. In 2025, Americans are expected to spend over 27 Billion dollars in celebration of the holiday. This episode examines how redefining the way we celebrate the holiday can have a positive impact on our communities, families, and relationships.    

This episode reveals the secret formula as to why some couples are highly productive and successful in accomplishing their goals throughout the day.    

Power couple, Ellis and Jervai Dumas, share the secret on how to raise good kids in a world filled with negative images, bullying, and social media.  

This episode highlights 10 key warning signs of the Alzheimer's Disease that if you spot early, can allow you to get the help necessary for your friend, spouse, or family member.

Eddie Melton, Mayor of the City of Gary, Indiana, and his wife Crystal Melton, discuss marriage, love, and why the City of Gary is poised to be the nation's next great city.    

This episode identifies the top 3 signs when a relationship is over.  Wasting time in a relationship that is going nowhere could be a major factor in keeping you from happiness.  Being able to spot these key signs will allow you to effectively cut your losses and move from a bad relationship to a good one.     

A fake friend can be trouble. This episode discusses key signs to help you spot a backstabbing friend before they cause you or your relationship  harm.

Love is not always a box of chocolates.  This episode explores just how we should communicate with our partners when we are upset, mad, and just plain don't like them at that exact moment.       

Business owners and married couple, Monica and Daniel Edwards  of Morehead Manor Bed and Breakfast, share how to turn your dreams into a reality.  Their dream to start a simple bed and breakfast resulted in the Edwards running one of the most successful bed and breakfast businesses in country.  Learn how!    

Married couple, Nathaniel and Robin Shannon, of Shannon Farm and Homestead, LLC, talk urban farming, food apartheid, marriage, and the benefits of growing your own food.    

This episode discusses body shaming and the push to  enact new laws aimed at protecting obese people from discrimination.  The body shaming lawsuit recently filed against superstar singer Lizzo has forced many to examine just what is body shaming and to explore the impact new proposed restrictions may have on how we communicate with each other at home, socially, and in the workplace.  

The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action programs at the University of North Carolina and Harvard in a major victory  for conservative activists, ending the systematic consideration of race in the college admissions process.  However, is this a good thing?  Does this hurt black people or white people?  This podcast episode answers that question and more.  

This podcast episode examines 8 tips couples can use to build wealth.  From ignoring the fictitious family "the Joneses" to creating "saving buckets" to invest money, this episode is jam packed with knowledge for couples who desire to get their financial house in order.     

Everyone has a sexual past.  Should you disclose to your partner every detail about your past?  This podcast episode provides 3 reasons why you should not disclose to your partner the nitty gritty details about your sexual past and the potential harm that can come from sharing this very intimate information.         

African-Americans collectively have roughly 1 Trillion Dollars in buying power.  Yet, almost 99% of that buying power is spent outside of the black community.  In 2023, the question of why blacks don't support their own businesses must be answered.  This episode highlights the problems and the steps that must be taken for the black community to reach its full  potential through partnerships, cooperation, and support.