In this episode of The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad, Josh sits down with Lisa Johnson for an unfiltered conversation about the hidden realities of high-conflict divorce. Together, they unpack legal abuse, parental alienation, and the emotional and financial fallout that often goes unspoken.

Lisa shares her personal experience navigating a contentious divorce, shedding light on how the legal system can be weaponized—and what parents can do to protect themselves and their children. This episode explores the psychological impact on families, the importance of clear communication, and practical strategies for building resilience, setting boundaries, and breaking toxic cycles during and after divorce.

👉 If you’re navigating divorce, co-parenting conflict, or high-stakes relationship breakdowns, hit subscribe, share this episode with someone who needs it, and listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcasts.

Modern dating isn’t just messy — it can be dangerous. Josh sits down with Justin Smith, founder of Cray, to unpack dating red flags, online dating risks, and why self-awareness and boundaries matter more than ever.

Listen through to hear how to spot red flags before you get attached.

Josh sits down with tantric and holistic relationship coach Emma Galland to explore what real intimacy looks like beyond performance, pressure, and swipe-culture expectations.

They break down why presence matters more than technique, how men unknowingly block connection, and what tantric principles can teach us about confidence, desire, and lasting attraction—inside and outside the bedroom. Emma challenges modern myths around masculinity, sexual performance, and emotional connection, offering a more grounded, intentional approach to love and intimacy.

If you’re ready to rethink sex, relationships, and what it means to show up fully—this episode is for you.

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In this episode of The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad, Josh is joined by clinical sexologist Dr. Claudia Six to unpack what really fuels desire, intimacy, and long-term connection. From why talking about sex feels so damn hard to how culture shapes our turn-ons and shame, they get real about boundaries, mismatched libidos, and keeping attraction alive over time. If you’ve ever wondered why passion fades—or how to reignite it—this episode delivers the truth without the fluff.Dr. Six Counseling

In this episode of The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad, Joshua Jones sits down with Jeremy Nelson, creator of Marrying America, to unpack what’s actually going wrong in modern dating. They break down swipe culture, the illusion of endless options, and why having “more choices” has made commitment harder—not easier.

This candid conversation explores how intentional dating is making a comeback, what people are really looking for beneath the apps, and how to build meaningful connections in a culture addicted to convenience. If you’re tired of situationships, burnout dating, or feeling replaceable, this episode might change how you approach love entirely.

Most people don’t struggle with dating — they struggle with settling. In this episode of The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad, Joshua Jones breaks down the “F Yeah Method” with Ian from PurposeU to show how to choose a partner with both chemistry and real compatibility.

Ian shares personal stories and actionable insights on dating with clarity, discipline, and intention, helping you avoid settling and choose partners who truly align with your values and needs. If you’re navigating dating in your 30s, 40s, or beyond — and want meaningful, healthy relationships instead of mixed signals — this conversation challenges conventional dating advice and delivers real tools that work.

In this episode of The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad, Joshua Jones sits down with dating coach Shelley Badayos to unpack the messy, magnetic world of modern romance. Shelley shares how she traded scrubs for coaching and why confidence, intention, and real self-awareness matter way more than perfectly crafted dating “performances.” They dive into the biggest pitfalls singles fall into, why genuine curiosity beats game-playing every time, and whether men and women can actually stay just friends. Plus, they explore what sustainable growth looks like when you’re tired of pretending and ready for something real.

In this episode, Joshua Jones dives in with clinical hypnotherapist Michelle Walters to unpack how rewiring your mind can change your habits, your healing… and maybe even your love life. Michelle shares how she went from a high-powered marketing career to helping people transform from the inside out, opening up about grief, self-compassion, and the real science behind hypnosis (spoiler: it’s not what the movies show). They break down the biggest myths, why personalized hypnotherapy hits different, and how tech is reshaping therapy.

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