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When it comes to dating and relationships what are your deal breakers? For some people bad sex, tardiness and having kids is a deal breaker. For others it’s bad hygiene, too much debt, or too messy. As you mature, you learn what you don’t want. Tune into this hilarious episode.

Having a successful marriage seems impossible if you only listen to people who have failed at them. But many couples have created incredible partnerships and build strong families. Michael celebrates them on his show and allows them to share their secrets to a successful marriage.

  Michael opens the phone lines to parents today to ask ‘Is it okay to spy on your children?’ Do you know parents who are too friendly with their children and give them too much privacy? Then, Tanisha makes an incredible confession that will encourage ALL parents to do a little snooping. Enjoy the episode!

Do we know what we’re getting into when we date or marry someone with children? Does the age of the child matter? And what are the warn signs of problems to come?

This is a classic feature on The Michael Baisden Show. Single women call into the show to practice picking up men and George is more than willing to play along. Michael speaks to married women admit they made the first move in meeting their husbands, some even popped the question to get married first. Not to be outdone, Tamara demonstrates her Mack Down skills by showing the men how it’s done. This is one fun podcast!

Michael mixes in a little entertainment with hardcore believers who really do choose their partners based on when they were born, or their zodiac sign. Michael believes compatibility is a matter of upbringing, common values, and similar degree of open mindedness. Tamara says that Zodiac signs do matter. And George just wants to know which zodiac sign is the freakiest in bed.  Enjoy this podcast and share it with your friends. It’s insightful and funny as hell!

Michael keeps his promise to his listeners when he discusses the issue of Domestic Violence in January that he would consistently address this issue. This time he doesn’t just focuses on the victims but also the abusers. Also, he speaks to members of the Christian and Muslim communities and asks, “Are religious leaders doing enough to sound the alarm about this epidemic?”