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Sexy Marriage Radio

Dr Corey and Pam Allan 791 Episodes Oct 14, 2026

Sexy Marriage Radio offers straightforward, honest conversations about sex, intimacy, and marriage. Hosts Dr Corey and Pam Allan provide practical advice and actionable steps to help couples build a vibrant relationship. The podcast focuses on keeping the spark alive and creating a fulfilling life together.

Episodes

Feelings Are A Compass Not A Conclusion #802
Feelings Are A Compass Not A Conclusion #802 Oct 14, 2026 33:48 “How does that make you feel?” Four words. The most famous question in all of therapy. Not wrong exactly. Just incomplete. Because nobody ever asks the follow-up: what are you going to do with that? We live in the golden age of emotional intelligence. More language for our feelings than any generation in history. And marriages are not noticeably better. At some point it’s worth asking whether the
Silent Treatment #801
Silent Treatment #801 Oct 7, 2026 29:26 She's been married eleven years. Three kids. A life she genuinely loves. And a husband who goes quiet every time they disagree. Not angry quiet. Just... gone. Still in the house, still doing the normal things, but there's a wall — and she never knows when it's coming down or what she did to put it up. She's tried everything. She asks what's wrong. She gives him space. She apologizes — sometimes wi
Stuck Behind A Label #800
Stuck Behind A Label #800 Sep 30, 2026 23:23 Episode 800. Over fifteen years and eight hundred episodes, one of the consistent choices on this show has been to stay away from clinical diagnostic language — words like coercion, narcissism, gaslighting, abuse — even when those words might technically fit a situation being described. That choice has generated some pushback lately. And it deserves a direct answer. Not a defensive one. A real one
What Do You Do With The Want #799
What Do You Do With The Want #799 Sep 23, 2026 30:40 A listener wrote in after last week's episode. He appreciated it but wanted the other side of the equation. His situation: he wants to do something with his wife that he considers well within the moral framework of their marriage. She says no. Complete sentence. So what's he supposed to do? Stop wanting it? White-knuckle his way through? Watch it fester into resentment? Those feel like the only tw
When He Says He’ll Leave #798
When He Says He’ll Leave #798 Sep 16, 2026 33:05 She's been married sixteen years. Four kids. A husband who works hard, fathers well, and helps around the house more than most. She also has sex with him three to four times a week. Does oral sex. Anal play. Vibrators. Mutual masturbation. Sexting. She tried anal sex three times before deciding the pain wasn't worth it. She tried swallowing despite a genuine gag reflex. She stopped sending explici
One Sided Sex #797
One Sided Sex #797 Sep 9, 2026 33:32 A husband wrote in after our episode with Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife. He appreciated it but wanted more on the man's side. His wife feels connected to him through sex. But 95% of the time she's not aroused. She has a good attitude about it. She participates. And then when he gets in the shower, she goes and uses a vibrator by herself — because she feels pressured by him to enjoy it when he's ther
Best Of SMR: The Lower Desire Wife| Dr Jennifer Finlayson-Fife #796
Best Of SMR: The Lower Desire Wife| Dr Jennifer Finlayson-Fife #796 Sep 2, 2026 26:06 If you've ever wondered why desire felt so natural before marriage and so complicated after — this conversation is worth your time. Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife is a psychologist, coach, and fellow traveler in the Schnarch world. In this conversation with Corey, she names something most couples can't quite articulate: the shift from falling in love to being married isn't a sign something went wrong
I’ve Given Him Sex #795
I’ve Given Him Sex #795 Aug 26, 2026 34:30 She's been married a long time. She's done the work — therapy, 12-step, forgiveness. The guilt and shame are gone. And she's been giving her husband sex twice a week for years. He knows that's all it's ever been. Her question: how do I get past the guarded sex, the pressure, the fear of never being enough? How do I finally be free? It's a good question. But it's not the first question worth asking
What’s Really Driving You? #794
What’s Really Driving You? #794 Aug 19, 2026 34:06 Last week we heard from a wife trying to figure out if she can ever trust her husband again after discovering his affair. This week we're staying on him. All we know about him comes from her email. Four sentences. He denied it at first. Then admitted everything. He says he wants to save the marriage. He's been remorseful and answering her questions. That's it. And it's actually enough to ask the m
Can I Trust Him Again #793
Can I Trust Him Again #793 Aug 12, 2026 40:51 A month ago she found out. He denied it, then admitted it. She still doesn't know if she has the full story. She's been talking to her pastor, her friends, anyone who will listen. Everyone keeps telling her the same thing — rebuild trust, do the work, give it time. She knows they mean well. But at two in the morning when she can't stop replaying everything, that advice doesn't tell her what to act
Christian Erotica #792
Christian Erotica #792 Aug 5, 2026 27:03 A listener asked a simple question: is there such a thing as Christian erotica? They'd done the research, found some authors, and sent the links. But that's not really what they were asking. What they were asking — what most of us are asking when we frame a question that way — is: can someone just tell me if this is okay? Corey and Pam don't answer that question. Instead they go after the one unde
Quid Pro Quo #791
Quid Pro Quo #791 Jul 29, 2026 28:44 He does oral sex almost every time. Toys every time. Bondage, spanking, dirty talk — all things he pushed through because she wanted them. She agreed to reciprocate. She hasn't. Not once. So is he being selfish for wanting more? That's not quite the right question. The real question is what the word return reveals about what's actually been going on. Corey and Pam unpack the difference between gen

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