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Rod and his interns dig into the messy reality of marriage role expectations using their SYMBIS assessment results, tackling everything from who cleans the house to why cohabitation might not be the compatibility test everyone thinks it is. With fresh perspectives from a younger generation and hard data to back it up, they make the case that the conversations most couples avoid before walking down the aisle are exactly the ones that could save their marriage.

What happens when a spouse secretly spends $70,000 on sports gambling or buys a $120,000 car without telling you? Rod and his fall/winter 2026 interns unpack the devastating world of financial infidelity, hidden debt, and why money is quietly tearing marriages apart. Tune in for the SYMBIS assessment and practical tools to get you and your partner on the same page before it's too late.

Your spiritual beliefs can save your relationship. Do yours?

Find out how hour mindset can win or loose your relationship.

How do you deal with your partners baggage and what about your own?

In this heartfelt episode of Communicating Love, licensed marriage counselor Rodney Limb sits down with his Spring 2025 interns to explore the role of faith and spirituality in marriage. Together, they dive into how couples can navigate different beliefs, discuss spiritual expectations before and during marriage, and find unity without uniformity. Whether you and your partner share the same faith or come from different spiritual backgrounds, this conversation offers practical insights, empathy, and hope for building a relationship rooted in both love and respect. (This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional counseling.)

Marriage & Family in the 1800s.

In this episode of Communicating Love, Rod and his Spring 2025 interns dive into one of the most meaningful (and sometimes messy) parts of a relationship: parenting. From navigating different parenting styles to knowing when to talk about kids in your relationship timeline, they share honest insight and practical wisdom for couples at every stage. They also bust some common parenting myths, explore the realities of raising children, and offer guidance for those in stepfamilies or blended families learning how to love and lead together. Whether you’re planning for a future family, currently raising kids, or navigating co-parenting, this episode is packed with grace, truth, and tools for growing a connected home.

In this episode, my 2025 Spring interns and I dive into the often unspoken — and sometimes awkward — world of relationship roles. Who does what in a relationship can be a source of connection… or conflict. Let’s unpack how roles get assigned (intentionally or not), and how couples can have honest conversations to reset expectations and find balance. Whether you're feeling overburdened or just curious about how to better support your partner, this episode is for you.

In today’s episode, therapist Rod Limb is joined by his Spring 2025 interns for a thoughtful conversation about the influence of friends and family in our romantic relationships. Together, they explore how outside connections can support—or sometimes strain—a couple’s bond. From setting healthy boundaries to seeking wise counsel, this episode offers practical insights on navigating the complex dynamics between love, loyalty, and outside influence.

Rodney Limb is joined by his insightful and passionate interns to explore one of the most vital yet often misunderstood aspects of relationships—intimacy and affection. Together, they unpack how emotional connection, physical closeness, and everyday expressions of love play a role in strengthening partnerships. From navigating differences in affection styles to building deeper trust, this candid conversation offers both professional perspectives and real-world insights from the next generation of relationship counselors. Whether you’re in a committed relationship or seeking to understand love more deeply, this episode offers encouragement, education, and heartfelt reflection. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you are struggling in your relationship or mental health, we encourage you to seek support from a licensed counselor.

Today my Spring 2025 interns discuss leisure activities for fostering healthy relationships/marriages.

Part 2 of my Spring 2025 interns discussing financial management in a marriage.

Talking about financial management with my Spring 2025 interns. Pt. 1

Today my Spring 2025 interns and I discuss stress in a marriage/relationship (pt. 3).