Marriage

While it's seemingly common for marriage to end in divorce, how common is it for divorce to end in murder? Criminal Defense Attorney Jack Earley represented Betty Broderick during the sensational trial. He discusses Betty's bitter marriage and divorce and reflects on his work during the high-profile case.

With Valentine's Day soon approaching, this conversation is all about love and romance.

On this episode, Rachel takes a look back on a special Q&A episode where she was joined by her daughter and writer at The Federalist Evita Duffy-Alfonso, as she asks her what it was like growing up with eight siblings, and how her first two years of marriage have been.

The Bachelor’s Madison Prewett Troutt found her happy ending!

Sean and Rachel sit down to answer pressing questions about love and marriage. Together they share their thoughts on the latest viral relationship test, the "Orange Peel Theory", and weigh in on why they believe small acts of service are the key to a great marriage. 

On a special edition of Q&A, Rachel is joined by her daughter and writer at The Federalist Evita Duffy-Alfonso, as she asks her what it was like growing up with eight siblings, and how her first two years of marriage have been.

Shannon is joined by Actors and Authors Carlos and Alexa PenaVega for a conversation about their latest book, Love Is The Point: 100 Days of God’s Love for You and How to Share It with Those Around You.

Sean and Rachel reveal their top songs from the 1980s, and share the memories that each song brings back to them from being raised in the decade.

Sean and Rachel sit down with Writer at The Federalist, and their daughter Evita Duffy-Alfonso as they discuss the growing divide between men and women in the nation and the phenomenon of men removing themselves from the dating pool.

Rachel shares her theory with Sean about why men from the American Midwest are the ideal people to date, laying out the characteristics that make Midwesterners special and detailing the traits that every woman should look for in a man.

Sean and Rachel revisit a discussion about marriage and love and share what they believe is the right time to bring your significant other home to meet the parents.

The Duffys take listener questions, from what breakfast looks like in the Duffy household to what they love most about working at FOX. Sean and Rachel lay out the perks of their jobs, and even touch upon who their celebrity crushes are.

Story #1: How the Biden crime family got away with it all, until now. Story #2: What's the right age gap for marriage? Story #3: Lionel Messi, The MLB trade deadline, and the NFL season. Time to play general manager.

Sean and Rachel explore the inverse of the age-old question "What a woman wants?" as they share their thoughts on what a man wants in a relationship.

Kat & Tyrus reminisce on their producer's gossip from her wedding day.

On the day she was to be wed, Yale graduate student Annie Le's body was found hidden in the lab in which she worked. Retired New Haven Police Lieutenant Lisa Dadio discusses her involvement with the investigation.

Sean and Rachel react to a commencement speech by Kansas City Chief's Kicker, Harrison Butker, where he urges graduates to start a family. Plus, they reminisce on moments from their 24 years of marriage.

Sean and Rachel sit down to answer all of the questions the listeners have about marriage and love and share what they believe is the right time to bring your significant other home to meet the parents. 

Shannon is joined by the Hosts of the Rhythms For Life podcast and Authors, Rebekah & Gabe Lyons.

Sean and Rachel weigh in on a new study from Ohio State University that revealed that having more siblings in your family decreases your likelihood of getting divorced later in life.