Marriage and Martinis

While Danielle and Adam are always open and vulnerable, this episode takes certain things to a new level. What will Danielle not do because she's worried that at 41 years old she'll still disappoint her dad? What sexual position does she despise? What are Adam's serial killer tendencies? Why is he embarrassed about his bathroom habits? They both reveal insecurities that are not easy to admit. If y...

People in Danielle and Adam's life know them to be....how shall we say...."serial movers." They're currently getting ready to move into their sixth home together, and especially during a pandemic, to say this has been stressful is an understatement. People are asking, why the move again? What mistakes have they made that has led to so many relocations? How do they deal with big change and uncertai...

Danielle and her mom, Linda, sat down to talk about ways parenting has changed since the 1960s. How did parents in the 1960s explain how babies are made? Why did moms in the 80s leave their kids in the car while they food shopped for an hour? In this funny, revealing conversation about "who had it tougher," one thing was definitely determined: parenting has always been ridiculously confusing and o...

What makes a person sexy? How has Danielle and Adam's ideas of sexiness changed over the years? Turn offs? How does body image affect their sexual identity and confidence? This episode covers so many different aspects of sexiness, lust, compliments, and all the things we try to keep going throughout the years of our relationship. Plus, what's the sexiest place Danielle and Adam have ever been, sex...

Who would win in a face-off of questions about anything from personal details about their life, politics, science, history, and so much more. In this hilarious episode, Danielle and Adam try to stump one another by asking questions about things like Danielle's bra size, how many sexual partners Adam has had, where they lost their virginity and so much more. This episode is pretty explicit from the...

We are halfway through 2020 and it feels like it's been an entire lifetime already. Parenting through the pandemic has made Danielle a tad feisty and impatient, but she is hopeful for what the second half will bring. Adam is back to work at his retail business, and this is his first afternoon off in almost two months. How are the two coping as a couple? How has life changed, and what are they hopi...

Tiffany Aliche is America's favorite financial educator. The way she breaks things down, makes money issues so relatable, and provides countless simple tips for achieving financial freedom is so refreshing. She credits her parents and their practices implementing lessons about savings and budgeting all throughout her childhood for her comprehensive and realistic sense of how to be responsible when...

Danielle and Bethany sat back towards the beginning of quarantine to discuss balance, body neutrality, and taking time for ourselves in the midst of all the craziness happening all around us. Bethany identifies as queer, non-binary, and uses they/them pronouns. Their confidence, positive outlook and undeniable acceptance of humans no matter their identity or experience is truly infectious. Check o...

Danielle and Adam were so excited to sit down with Marlo and Phil to discuss all things marriage related. After forty years of marriage and talking to forty celebrity couples for their new book, "What Makes A Marriage Last," Marlo and Phil definitely had a lot of insight concerning everything from jealousy, to lust, to trust. Plus, Danielle and Adam give Phil and Marlo the "Tik Tok Couples' Challe...

Now that the conversation about race and Black Lives Matter has come to a forefront, it's important that we understand how we can each keep it going within our homes and communities. Danielle asks Charnaie all about having a dialogue about racial injustice with our kids, whether they are young or teenagers, ways we can incorporate cultural awareness into our households on a daily basis, and lookin...

Danielle and Adam have so many crazy stories through the years that it almost seems as if they must be embellishing the truth. But....they're not. While they often have contrasting memories about exactly what took place, the awkwardness, discomfort, hilarity, and absurdity of the stories is real. In this episode, Adam and Danielle pick a few of their favorites to tell, including one about one of t...

"Women get better with age," is something about which Tova Leigh and Danielle definitely agree. The two sat down in New York City to discuss literally everything, from growing up under the impression that we need to be "good girls," to gaining success in the unlikeliest of ways, to sexual bucket lists. The two mesh so well, as they are both completely open and honest about their struggles and expe...

After more than twenty years together, you would think that Danielle and Adam would be over some of the same disagreements they have had over and over a trillion times. But, that's definitely not the case. In this episode, they discuss ways in which they definitely don't see eye to eye, including such things as tipping, cleaning, college, TV and movie watching, and so much more. Purchase the Date...

Danielle, Erica, and Jamilah were so happy to be reunited in NYC at the end of March. Even though this convo took place pre-pandemic, this is the type of "girl talk" we all need in our lives right now. These moms talk about EVERYTHING, from growing up with traditional values, to what they each hope their kids look for in a partner, religion, good vs. mediocre sex, and so much more. They don't hold...

Adam and Danielle get drunk and don't remember what they talked about... Purchase the Date Night Questions Experience paperback book here . Use code "MNMPODCAST" for 15% off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Although Danielle and Stephanie sat down to discuss their love of teachers back in January, the details they bring up are still very relevant right now. Purchase the Date Night Questions Experience paperback book here . Use code "MNMPODCAST" for 15% off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when two of the most inappropriate, honest, vulnerable, funny marriage podcasts sit down (virtually) together to talk about literally everything, from getting pregnant as a teenager, to infidelity, to sex (and lack thereof)? One hilarious episode that no one wants to miss. Danielle and Adam had a blast chatting with Sara and Sterling of the podcast and Instagram account Not The Worst...

Danielle had the incredible privilege of talking to one of the nation's most respected experts concerning tweens and teens. Dr. Lisa Damour is a top parenting columnist for the New York Times, a regular contributor on CBS News, and a profound public speaker. In this episode, she and Danielle discuss tactics for parents to use when navigating adolescents and the world of social media during quarant...

Like everyone else, Danielle and Adam and are just trying to figure out how to parent through a pandemic day by day. With three kids ages 8, 11, and 14, they are very much wondering what the current steps are in order to make this ordeal as "normal" as possible for their kids. They ask Dr. Becky everything from how to deal with homeschooling, to what our expectations should be for our kids during...

Ahhhhh, quarantine. What can Adam and Danielle say about it that hasn't already been said? A lot, actually. The two discuss polls from their instagram community, including questions about sex during quarantine, people's crazy dreams, who is thriving and who is definitely not, and so much more. Where do Danielle and Adam fit in all of these scenarios? Plus, what is Danielle's new Quarantine nicknam...

Now, more than ever, our communication skills are critical to helping the people around us who need to be heard and understood. We may not be able to be there physically for one another, but we can still be a huge source of comfort, support, and consistency for those in our life who rely on us. Our kids are used to having several adult influences throughout the day, and now they are basically reli...

One of the greatest gifts we can embrace in times like this is the power of humor and how it can physically and mentally calm and soothe us. Laughter has always been a huge part of Danielle and Adam's lives, and while everyone is navigating these unchartered times, the connection we can all still make through comedy and relatability is invaluable.  In this episode, Danielle and Adam also talk...

Paige and Catherine are founders and directors of the incredible Motherhood Center in New York City. They are ensuring that pregnant women, new moms, and their partners have plenty of support, therapy and guidance while facing difficult times with anxiety and all mood disorders. Together with Danielle and Adam, they discuss why moms should not feel guilty about not feeling a "motherly instinct," h...

It's tough to concentrate on anything else right now when the Coronavirus seems to have overtaken every realm of our being, including work, home life, and the media. While there's tons of coverage concerning the physical symptoms and effects, we need to remember to figure out how we can best get through the next few weeks while staying sane and keeping our family as comfortable and mentally stable...

Trigger warning: this episode discusses different types of discipline. Please take care if this is a topic which is sensitive to you.  This might be the most sensitive topic in Danielle and Adam's current relationship. Having a high schooler, middle schooler, and elementary schooler is tricky in terms of navigating the subject of discipline, and Danielle and Adam are hoping to improve their c...