The 1% Marriage Formula: What Eric Thomas Taught Us | Ep. 344

CRAZY Is Not An Insult. It's An Invitation! | Ep. 346

What does it mean to be a truly compassionate husband? In this powerful solo episode of The King's Corner, Lovey goes deep — sharing the jaw-dropping origin story of his 30-year marriage to Snooks, including being tricked into meeting, a violent attack that led to two open-heart surgeries, and a near-divorce that almost ended it all just four years in. But this isn't just a story of survival — it's a masterclass in showing up. Lovey breaks down the C.R.A.Z.Y. acronym — Compassionate, Real, Accountable, Zealous, and Yielding — and dives into the first letter: Compassion. He challenges husbands to drop the ego, stop trying to "fix" everything, and learn the transformative power of simply listening. 💡 In this episode, you'll learn: -Why "crazy" is not an insult but an invitation to grow -The real definition of compassion and how it applies to your marriage -Why your ego is the #1 enemy of your relationship -How to ask the right questions without judgment -Why listening is more powerful than problem-solving -How every relationship has its own unique "DNA" — and why comparison kills -The one phrase that can change the dynamic of any argument Whether you're a husband trying to level up, a couple navigating tough seasons, or someone preparing for marriage, this episode delivers raw, real, and actionable wisdom from a man who almost lost everything — twice. 🎧 Subscribe, share, and start your journey to a C.R.A.Z.Y. marriage. New episodes of The King's Corner drop regularly — next up: R is for REAL.

Eff Them Kids! Why Choosing Your Spouse FIRST Actually Makes You a BETTER Parent | Ep. 345

Inspired by DeDe Thomas's jaw-dropping declaration at the 1% Conference ("Eff them kids!"), this power couple unpacks why the most radical thing you can do for your children is to prioritize your marriage FIRST. They reveal their deeply personal "Dino Moment" ritual, confess how a forgotten homework folder nearly hijacked their reconnection, and break down the alarming rise of "Grey Divorce" among couples over 50 who sacrificed their relationship on the altar of parenthood. If you've ever felt guilty for wanting a date night that doesn't involve Costco or a kid's volleyball schedule, this episode is your permission slip. Snooks and Lovey share hard-won wisdom on how to keep the spark alive while navigating the chaos of raising children — from regular check-ins and emotional intimacy to the simple power of couch time. They lay out a clear family hierarchy (God → Spouse → Children) and explain why your kids actually need to see you choose each other. Because one day, those kids will change their address without a second thought — and you'll be left staring at a stranger across the dinner table if you haven't done the work. Whether you're newlyweds expecting your first baby or empty nesters trying to find each other again, this episode delivers the wake-up call your marriage needs. Packed with real talk, raw vulnerability, and actionable advice you can implement tonight, Snooks and Lovey prove once again why they're the couple you didn't know you needed in your corner. Hit play, share this with your partner, and get ready to fight FOR your marriage — not just survive it. 🗝️ Key Takeaways 1. Your marriage is the foundation — When you prioritize your spouse, the whole family benefits 2. Kids will leave — They'll change their address without a second thought; make sure you still know who's sitting across from you 3. Grey Divorce is preventable — It starts with neglecting your marriage during the child-rearing years 4. Costco is NOT a date night — Intentional quality time means dedicated couple time, not errands together 5. Model what you want your kids to replicate — Children learn about healthy relationships by watching yours 6. The "Dino Moment" principle — Protect your rituals of connection; don't let parenting duties hijack your intimacy

The 1% Marriage Formula: What Eric Thomas Taught Us | Ep. 344

Snooks and Lovey take you inside Eric Thomas' transformative 1% Conference in Chicago, where world-class speakers including Sarah Jakes Roberts, Jameis Winston, Pastor Jamal Bryant, and Dr. Sonia Stribling dropped marriage-saving wisdom that applies to every relationship. Discover the power of gratitude in marriage from NFL quarterback Jameis Winston's daily 3:30 PM alarm, learn why friendship is the foundation that sustains love when romance fades, and hear Sarah Jakes Roberts' profound teaching on praying for those who hurt you. This episode breaks down actionable insights from the three-day immersive experience, including ET and DeDe's rare appearances, powerful mantras for course correction, and the revolutionary concept that sometimes your old marriage has to die for a new, healthier one to be born. Whether you're struggling or thriving, these 1% principles will transform how you show up in your relationship. Faith-based, practical, and real talk from a couple married nearly 30 years. Featured Conference Speakers Discussed: Eric Thomas (ET) - The Hip Hop Preacher & 1% Conference Founder DeDe Thomas - ET's wife and behind-the-scenes powerhouse Sarah Jakes Roberts - Author, Speaker & Pastor Jameis Winston - NFL Quarterback (Cleveland Browns) Pastor Jamal Bryant - Senior Pastor, New Birth Missionary Baptist Church (Atlanta) Dr. Sonia Stribling - Clinical Psychologist & Speaker Rory & AJ Vaden - Brand Builders Group Founders Jeremy Anderson - Speaker Pastor Don Johnson & First Lady Phaedra - Ministry Leaders CJ & Candace Quinney- Business Strategist Couple https://www.marriedintocrazy.com

6 Tips To Resurrect Your Marriage | Ep. 343

Is your marriage stuck in the past? In this powerful Easter-inspired episode of the Married Into Crazy Podcast, hosts Snooks and Lovey draw stunning parallels between Resurrection Sunday and the renewal every marriage needs. With nearly 30 years of marriage and years of experience as marriage coaches, they break down three transformative principles: shedding the "grave clothes" of old labels and resentment, enduring the difficult "Saturday season" when you're doing the work but haven't seen results yet, and embracing a gardener's mindset of nurturing, pruning, and protecting your relationship from the weeds of bitterness. Snooks and Lovey get personal about their own journey — from a near-fatal stabbing, to a divorce request, to a fully resurrected marriage — and challenge couples to stop defining their spouse by who they were and start being curious about who they're becoming. They explore the meaning of true forgiveness, why small daily acts of love matter more than grand gestures, and how a Christ-centered foundation transforms everything. Whether your marriage needs a full resurrection or just a fresh spark, this episode delivers raw honesty, biblical insight, and practical wisdom you can apply today. Key Takeaways 1. Leave the grave clothes behind. Stop labeling your spouse with who they were. Forgiveness means not weaponizing the past. 2. Endure the Saturday. The hardest season is between crucifying the old marriage and seeing the new one bloom. Don't quit during the transition. 3. Adopt gardener energy. Water, nurture, and prune — and pull bitterness out at the root before it chokes your growth. 4. Build on Christ, not tradition. A genuine relationship with God — not just church attendance — is the foundation that sustains a marriage. 5. Stay curious about your spouse. Radical hospitality means celebrating who they're becoming, not just who they've been. 6. Win with the small stuff. Daily 10-minute breakfasts, pouring coffee, asking "what's new?" — these deposits build lasting relational equity far more than grand gestures. Check out https://marriedintocrazy.com

Prenups Are An Act OF Love, Not Doubt | Ep. 342

Family law attorney and author Nadia Gilks joins Snooks and Lovey on this powerful episode of Married Into Crazy to break down one of the most misunderstood tools in marriage: the prenuptial agreement. Licensed in Texas and Nevada since 2009, Nadia specializes in divorces, custody battles, and guardianships — and she's on a mission to change how couples think about prenups. In this episode, Nadia dismantles the myth that prenups are only for the wealthy, arguing passionately that average couples have the most to lose without one. She compares a prenup to car insurance — you don't plan to crash, but you'd never drive without coverage. She walks listeners through the legal essentials of creating a valid, enforceable prenuptial agreement, including why both partners need separate attorneys, why timing matters (never sign within 30–60 days of the wedding), and why full financial disclosure is the make-or-break factor. Visit Nadia Gilkes on all her platforms Check out https://www.marredintocrazy.com