Sep 8, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
Many couples long for deeper intimacy but struggle to talk openly about sex, desire, and connection. Avoided conversations can create distance, misunderstanding, and loneliness, even in marriages…
Nick StumboHostJeff FeldhahnGuestHeatherHostGreat to be here today.
We're getting to interview couples, which we don't always get to do, you know, and, and even just watching their banter and what they've learned from each other, uh, has been enjoyable.
Um, uh, how often do you and your husband, do you guys get to banter about your relationship and sex? Does that...
[laughs]
I, I don't know about that.
Um, but yeah, we do banter quite a bit about just a lot of things, but even about sex.
So yeah.
I, I think every couple does develop kind of their own nuances of communication or just how they interact, and we get to see some of that in the couples we've been interviewing as, as they help educate us on healthy sexuality.
Great to be here today.
We're getting to interview couples, which we don't always get to do, you know, and, and even just watching their banter and what they've learned from each other, uh, has been enjoyable.
Um, uh, how often do you and your husband, do you guys get to banter about your relationship and sex? Does that...
[laughs]
I, I don't know about that.
Um, but yeah, we do banter quite a bit about just a lot of things, but even about sex.
So yeah.
I, I think every couple does develop kind of their own nuances of communication or just how they interact, and we get to see some of that in the couples we've been interviewing as, as they help educate us on healthy sexuality.
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