In the 66th episode of The Couples Expert Podcast, A Groundhog Day Marriage, Stuart talks about some of the ways in which couples find themselves trapped in their own time warps of negative cycles as Bill Murray was in the movie "Groundhog Day", a story about a man who finds himself trapped in a bizarre time warp which forces him to relive the same day over and over again, making the same mistakes over and over again. Do you find yourself making the same mistakes with your partner day after day, caught in a cycle of negative relationship patterns? Many of us do, and sometimes it is extremely difficult to extricate ourselves from these repetitive actions and words, like trying to get off some evil merry-go-round that just won’t stop! In this podcast Stuart offers some practical solutions on how to get out of negative cycles. 

The accepted medical definition of infertility is the inability for a couple to conceive or carry a pregnancy to term after a year of frequent, unprotected sex. In episode 65 of The Couples Expert, Stuart speaks with Erika Labuzan-Lopez about the complicated emotions a couple experiences when one or both partners is infertile.

In the 64th episode of The Couples Expert we talk about how a therapy dog can be the best thing that happens to your relationship. Dogs are known as "man's best friend", well they an also be a best friend to your relationship too.

In the 63rd episode of The Couples Expert Podcast,Listen to Pooh and Love Your Partner with Your Heart, the topic is sexuality and intimacy. What it fundamentally comes down to is finding intimacy not through our parts, but through our hearts. Join Stuart and Jim as they discuss the nature of intimacy, the true meaning of eroticism, and what it means to be passionate.

In the 62nd episode of The Couples Expert Podcast: Couples Coping with Cancer, Stuart Fensterheim speaks with Wander Garnder about one of the most devastating events that can occur in a relationship, receiving a diagnosis of cancer. For both patient and partner, the fears and worries of what is to come can be overwhelming.