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RECENT PODCAST CONVERSATIONS
It’s About Damn Time
Aired April 15, 2025
Break Free from People-Pleasing: Stop Losing Yourself in Love
A thoughtful exploration of how emotional over extension and perfectionism can erode intimacy. Jazmyne shares how restoring boundaries invites authenticity and deeper relational connection.
It’s About Damn Time
Aired February 11, 2025
Feelin’ Myself: Boosting Your Sexual Confidence for a Better You
A candid discussion on how reclaiming sexual confidence restores emotional presence and authenticity in partnership, especially for women conditioned to perform instead of attune
My Naked Mindset
Aired August 1, 2024
Clit Stimulation & Prioritizing Female Pleasure
With clarity and clinical insight, Jazmyne reorients the conversation around female desire. Framing pleasure as an access point to emotional intimacy, not performance. Jazmyne explores what it means to be attuned to your desires inside and outside the bedroom.
Righteous Karma
Aired September 23, 2024
Keeping The Spark Alive: Building Passion & Intimacy Through Different Life Chapters
A nuanced dialogue on how life transitions such as parenting, career shifts, aging and more can impact relational warmth, and how preventive emotional strategy preserves passion over time.
RELATIONSHIP INSIGHTS
Curated perspectives on building extraordinary partnerships.
Commonality Is Not Connection
On paper it all aligns. But shared goals aren’t enough to sustain intimacy. Real connection requires safety, curiosity and presence.
Why Communication Tools Fail High Performing Couples
High functioning doesn’t mean highly connection. Explore why conflict avoidance, not poor communication, undermines intimacy.
When Intimacy Goes Quiet
Emotional erosion in high achieving couples often arrives quietly, not in chaos. Here are ten subtle signs you’re drifting apart, and how to intervene with intention.
The Hidden Cost of Success in High Performing Relationships
Success creates space for connection. But in high performing relationships, that space often fills with perfectionism, isolation, and quiet discontent.