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In this episode of “That Married Couple”, Nava and Kian speak with Fiona McDonald about myths relating to when you’re looking to find a partner and first getting to know them, all the way to
myths we often believe about what a relationship should look like when you’re in one.
“That Married Couple” is a Baha’i-inspired marriage and relationship podcast hosted by Nava Revalk and Kian Jones. They describe their podcast as exploring “all things relationships–from how to tell if they’re the one and navigating relationships from a religious perspective, all the way to the nitty gritty details of marriage.”
In our interview, Nava and Kian share how they hope the podcast offers listeners “a way of doing things – not necessarily the right way or the only way, with the goal that everyone leaves with a better understanding of what they want to do going forward.”
Find all episodes on Spotify and follow the podcast on Instagram and TikTok. And if you want to skip ahead to season two, you can also find the podcast in video form on YouTube!
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