Episode 1: #WeAreNotExperts

from Her Rock His Peace Hosted by Jayson and Monica Green

Please take these podcasts sessions as mere advice from a real couple that has walked the walked and still walking the walk with this thing called love and marriage. To offer a platform for healthy, respectful dialogue that will spark a conversation that will help others on their journey. Talk about what is almost never said “out loud”, it may help those that are going through the same thing. We hope you enjoy and keep listening.

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