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Mending Episode 6 - Heart vs. Head Choices

Opening up about a divorce isn't easy—it means facing parts of ourselves that perhaps we have avoided. My co-host Nic is the guest this episode and sat down to share his mistakes,  regrets and the ache of letting go of a life he once imagined would last forever. In his journey, Nic has also found something else take root: resolve.   Theatre vignette read by actor Dennis Coard taken from the play 'Broken Men'. This vignette reveals how a  father tries to find the right words—something wise, something that will make his son look up to him—looking for a bridge that will connect them.

Mending Episode 5 - Meandering Memories

A compelling conversation exploring one woman's journey of self-rediscovery after multiple divorces. With honesty and humor, Rebecca opens up about her challenges along the way of finding out her inner strength.

Mending Episode 4 The Long Tale of Separation Part 2

Content Warning : STRONG LANGUAGE & SEXUAL CONTENT This is part two of a two-part series. This episode we talk further with Andrew* about his relationship with his parents and more specifically how it's affected his marriage and the choices he has made in relation to his past.

Mending Episode 4 The Long Tale of Separation Part 1

This is part one of a two-part series. This episode we speak with Andrew* about his relationship with his parents who divorced when he was a teenager. He speaks about his perception of his parents relationship and how its shaped his own adult relationships. Theatre vignette read by Kevin Summers taken from the play 'Broken Men'. This vignette opens up the roles played between a father and a son

Mending Episode 3 Taking it for Granted

* Discussion with Tia Marcuzzi, a qualified Sex and Intimacy coach, Somatic Healer and Relationship Educator. Tia navigates the conversation through the complexities of relationships- high and low * Theatre vignette read by Adam Ramzi taken from the play 'Broken Men' about a divorced father who is struggling forming positive relationships with his children due to access.