Chelsea and Layton explore the rise of romantic relationships between humans and Artifical Intelligence, discussing the dangers of emotional attachment to AI. They highlight the counterfeit nature of AI relationships, the illusion of emotional support it provides, and the importance of genuine human connection and growth. The discussion also touches on the spiritual implications of relying on AI for emotional fulfillment, urging listeners to seek authentic relationships.

Join Layton and Chelsea as they explore how pornography disrupts the true purpose that we are all called towards. The conversation expounds on the idea that we are God's handiwork, created for good works, and that there is always hope for us to walk our path in freedom.

"Made for More" by Josh Baldwin, featuring Jenn Johnson

Chelsea and Layton celebrate their 100th episode by discussing the challenges of swimsuit season, body image pressures, and the importance of communication and trust in relationships. They explore how societal expectations can affect self-worth and the need for preparation and boundaries to navigate temptations. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding and supporting each other in marriage, as well as the importance of taking control of one's thoughts and feelings.

Casey and Meygan Caston, founders of Marriage 365, share their journey from college sweethearts to leading a successful marriage ministry. They discuss the challenges they faced in their early marriage, the importance of individual growth, and how their experiences led to the creation of Marriage 365.

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Nate Larkin shares his journey of recovery and healing from pornography and sexual addiction. Growing up in a conservative Christian home, Nate experienced trauma and shame that led him to seek solace in pornography. He struggled with guilt and shame, hiding his addiction from his wife and family. Eventually, he reached a breaking point and sought help through a 12-step program. Nate emphasizes the importance of holistic healing, including emotional, spiritual, and community support. He also discusses the impact of his sobriety on his family relationships and the power of vulnerability and confession in finding healing. The conversation explores the importance of being a safe place for others, the progression and future of pornography, collaboration in the recovery community, and unity and hope in recovery.

Chelsea and Layton discuss how to be community for individuals affected by pornography. The episode explores how to approach the conversations with tact, compassion, and empathy - implementing practical steps that the hosts have learned from their own story.

Authentic Intimacy

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This episode explores the personal and shared journey of healing from pornography addiction and betrayal trauma within marriage. The hosts, Chelsea and Layton, discuss the question they often receive: “Does it get easier?” They respond with honest reflections, spiritual insights, scientific support, and practical steps for healing, growth, and transformation.

Dr. Anna Lembke is a professor of psychiatry at Stanford University School of Medicine and Chief of the Stanford Addiction Medicine Dual Diagnosis Clinic. She has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers and commentaries, along with the bestselling books, Dopamine Nation and Drug Dealer, MD.

In this conversation, Dr. Lembke discusses the complexities of dopamine, the brain's reward system, and how modern society's relationship with technology and pleasure has led to widespread addiction. She emphasizes that everyone is vulnerable to addiction, shares insights from her clinical practice, and highlights the importance of community and support in recovery. Dr. Lembke also delves into the science of pornography, the pleasure-pain balance, and practical strategies for overcoming addiction, ultimately offering hope and encouragement for those on the path to recovery.

Dopamine Nation