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The WinShape Marriage Podcast

The WinShape Marriage Podcast

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Let’s talk all things marriage! Each week, cohosts Marlee Arnold and Rob Philo will chat with marriage and family experts and tackle the big questions and everyday challenges couples face in marriage, all anchored in biblical truth and research. The WinShape Marriage Podcast dives deep into common marriage topics like communication, conflict management, family dynamics, intimacy, and so much more, helping you uncover tips and strategies to start using now to have a stronger, more fulfilling marriage. Strengthen your marriage by experiencing the joy and fun God intended for it. Subscribe to The WinShape Marriage Podcast, and be on the lookout for new episodes dropping weekly.2024 WinShape Foundation Inc. Christianity Parenting & Families Relationships Social Sciences Spirituality
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  • Our 8 Favorite Moments From Season 3
    Apr 8 2026

    Thank you for tuning in every week to season 3 of The WinShape Marriage Podcast! We’ve loved having you with us virtually. As we officially wrap season 3, Marlee Arnold and Rob Philo walk through their eight favorite moments this season. They break down encouraging advice and marriage wisdom shared from many guests—Bob Goff, Ted Lowe, Dr. Juli Slattery, and more. Tune into this episode for a high-level highlight reel on what you might have missed. Then, you can catch up on all your favorite episodes, too. We will be back later this year for season 4. Stay tuned!

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    Time Stamps:

    (2:15) Bob Goff – I'm holding up a trampoline and saying, “Let’s go launch you.”

    (5:22) Jeremy Marshall – I had to develop a liturgy of commute home that released everything I had been carrying through the day.

    (10:31) Ted Lowe – A great marriage is made up of two people that say, “I just wish you could see you like I see you.”

    (16:44) Eric Wooten – Validate now; truth later. Whoever brings a concern up to the other person first, their spouse’s only job at that moment is to validate the concern that’s been brought.

    (27:31) The Robys – Lora wanted to fight, and I was ready to flight. That six-month cycle is where we grew in our marriage. We finally looked at each other in May. If we can make it through this, then we’ll make it through anything.

    (32:59) Katie Bulmer – What is on the other side of fighting for a good marriage?

    (44:52) Dr. Juli Slattery – About 90% of couples have a significant difference in their desire for “how often are we going to have sex” and “what do you enjoy in sex”—that's a normal barrier.

    (55:19) Genee Francis – One thing that trips people up is expecting you of others.

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    Links:

    WinShape Marriage Website https://marriage.winshape.org/

    WinShape Marriage Instagram https://www.instagram.com/winshapemarriage/

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    Relevant Episodes:

    Be a Trampoline in Your Marriage, Not a Mirror | Bob Goff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exYZYo0Yo3Q&t=6s

    Answering Your Marriage Questions: 2026 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWkzDDEsOv0&t=528s

    Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Marriage | Ted Lowe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvodSZzRwq4&t=10s

    What Does Healthy Conflict Look Like? | Eric Wooten https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsR7WxHUzdc&t=6s

    A Marriage Story: The Robys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXYJcpoRH0Q&t=4s

    Social Media Is Lying to You About Marriage | Katie Bulmer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61DHLhWLIgY&t=2054s

    Answering your Questions About Sex | Dr. Juli Slattery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TislJ_9ie8&t=16s

    The Truth Behind Marriage Expectations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRc-G7VGnRo&t=2s


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  • A Marriage Story: The Oldhams
    Apr 1 2026

    On today’s episode of The WinShape Marriage Podcast, we are sharing our fourth and final marriage story for this season. Marlee Arnold sits down with John and Stephanie Oldham, a WinShape Marriage Host Couple. They begin by describing parts of their childhoods, in which they experienced many similarities that affected their abilities to form healthy relationships. Ultimately, they met one another and walked through their own peaks and valleys in their marriage relationship—resulting in a testimony filled with hope and healing. We pray this conversation encourages your marriage. As a reminder, if you want to learn more about sharing your own marriage story and engaging with other married couples in your sphere of influence, consider attending one of our Marriage Discipleship Training programs. Links below.

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    Links:

    Marriage Discipleship https://marriage.winshape.org/discipleship/

    WinShape Marriage Website https://marriage.winshape.org/

    WinShape Marriage Instagram https://www.instagram.com/winshapemarriage/

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    Relevant Episodes:

    A Marriage Story: The Robys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXYJcpoRH0Q&t=2s

    A Marriage Story: The Gables https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8rAohs1bYE&t=8s

    A Marriage Story: The Sharpes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pb6roIdkOY&t=18s


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    58 mins
  • How To Build a Love That Laughs | Ted Cunningham
    Mar 25 2026

    Ecclesiastes 9:9 begins by saying, “Enjoy life with the wife whom you love...” You’ve got to tune in to today’s episode of The WinShape Marriage Podcast featuring pastor, marriage author and speaker, and comedian Ted Cunningham. He breaks down this verse so eloquently, truly helping couples understand, “Jesus is your source, Satan is your enemy, and your spouse is your companion,” and it’s possible to enjoy life with your spouse whom you love! With 30 years of marriage under his belt, Ted has learned what it means to consider his wife, Amy, his companion and how to walk on the lighter side of life alongside her. If you want to learn how to build a love that laughs and experience a higher level of marital satisfaction, check out this episode.

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    Time Stamps:

    (1:55) Ted Cunningham’s background

    (5:28) What inspired Ted to write, “A Love That Laughs”

    (8:42) Why Ted believes we generally adhere to the perspective that, “Life is hard.”

    (15:43) 1 – 2 ways Ted uses humor/laughter to lighten the load of everyday life

    (20:52) How to build a marriage foundation on genuinely enjoying each other versus enduring each other

    (25:18) “I’m not funny...” Where do I start when it comes to incorporating humor/laughter into my marriage

    (30:49) Ted’s go-to way to make his wife, Amy, laugh

    (33:45) Other works by Ted

    (35:03) How to make laughter a key element in your family

    (38:32) One key takeaway from this conversation

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    Links:

    “A Love That Laughs” https://www.amazon.com/Love-That-Laughs-Lighten-Together/dp/1589977084/

    “Greater Joy Twogether” https://www.amazon.com/Greater-Joy-TWOgether-Marriage-Devotional/dp/0830785272/

    Woodland Hills Family Church https://www.woodhills.org/

    A Love That Laughs WinShape Marriage Retreat Nov. 6 – 8, 2026 https://marriage.winshape.org/retreat/a-love-that-laughs-november-2026/

    Serving Marriages https://servingmarriages.com/

    WinShape Marriage Website https://marriage.winshape.org/

    WinShape Marriage Instagram https://www.instagram.com/winshapemarriage/


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    42 mins
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