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When Communication Dies, Bad Things Happen.

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Ever feel like you and your partner are speaking two different languages, even when you’re both saying "I love you"?

Healthy communication in relationships isn’t just about talking; it’s about truly connecting, understanding, and being heard. Whether you're dating, engaged, or married, learning how to communicate effectively with your partner can be the difference between feeling disconnected and building a strong, lasting relationship.

We started Honey, We Need to Chat because we realised that most couples don’t struggle with communication because they don’t care—they struggle because they don’t know how to communicate in a way that builds connection. It’s one thing to have a conversation; it’s another to actually understand each other.

Like many couples, we’ve navigated our fair share of miscommunications (some funny, some frustrating), and we’ve learned the hard way that the key to a strong relationship isn’t just talking more, it’s talking better.

This relationship podcast is an open invitation to join us on the journey, where we unpack the nuances of real communication, share practical relationship advice, and provide tools for couples to improve their conversations, one episode at a time.

We’re here to have the tough, funny, awkward, and meaningful conversations that every couple faces, because we believe that with the right tools, misunderstandings can turn into moments of growth and deeper connection.

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The why:

Blair is a father of 4 (+1 pup) and a co-host of the Dads Group Podcast. He has vast experience with team management and strategy and is passionate about intentionality and communication. This guy has done it all, from Bricklayer to Ship Engine Room Forman, to Pastor. You can identify him by his beard of epic proportions.

Blair

AMY

Amy is a mother of 4 (+1 pup) and was a co-host on the This is Our Village Podcast. She is a communications manager and has an array of experience in digital media and marketing. She is passionate about self-evaluation and communication and you can identify her by the mixed up accent she gained from attending an international school as an MK child.

Blair & Amy have been married since 2015, are the proud parents of 4 littlies and 1 pup, & are passionate about communication within relationships.

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A couple deep in conversation, symbolizing the honest and open discussions shared on 'Honey We Need to Chat
A couple deep in conversation, symbolizing the honest and open discussions shared on 'Honey We Need to Chat
A couple deep in conversation, symbolizing the honest and open discussions shared on 'Honey We Need to Chat

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