Gold Digger Rules

The Love Island Episode

We have so much to catch up on! Watching or not, lets get to it!

When a lion marries a gizelle

This week we're comparing the lions and the gizelles of the world.

When you're not each other's person... yet

In this episode, Eryn & Dre get more personal than they ever have. Dre reflects on the years he spent trying to figure out his path and what he now understands about himself during that season. Eryn opens up about what it felt like to love someone who hadn't chosen her yet. They also get into why marriage rates are at an all time low in 2026, the difference between Type A and Type B women in modern dating, and why so many people stay stuck chasing the wrong person. If you've ever loved someone through a confusing season or been the one doing the confusing this conversation is for you.

Gold Digger Rules

This week Eryn & Dre pull up an actual list of rules a woman wrote to help her sister land a superstar athlete and broke down every single one of them, no filter. Then the couple gets into one of the most important questions in any relationship: is it chemistry or compatibility that really keeps a marriage together? Because you can have all the spark in the world and still be wrong for each other. Pull up a chair, grab your partner, and get ready to have a conversation you probably should've had a long time ago.

Affair-Proof Your Marriage

In this episode, Eryn & Dre share the one simple thing every wife can do to keep her husband happy and stress-free and after 3 years of marriage, this revelation might surprise you. They also dive into one of the most important conversations in any relationship: can you truly trust your partner when temptation is all around? They break down real ways temptation sneaks into relationships and what couples can do to build a bulletproof foundation before it ever becomes a problem. Plus, they talk about staying locked in on your goals as a couple, why successful people don't gatekeep, and how being ready for your moment can change everything.