Marriage is fulfilling a promise of forever.

It is a major milestone in a couple's lives, and it marks the beginning of a new chapter in their journey together. It signifies a deep commitment to each other and a willingness to face life's challenges as a team.

In this episode, Andrew and Benjy talk about the difference between being intolerant of porn and being allergic to it, the reasons why less porn leads to more porn, as well as how our small decisions can have a big impact on our lives. They also discuss the High Noon programs that can help us with our struggles, such as porn addiction to porn.

In this episode, Andrew, Benjy, and special guest Eric talk about what it means to be an owner and a renter, as well as how to fully own and take control of our sexuality. They discuss different analogies of what ownership means and how we can use those definitions to apply them to why we should take control of our sexuality.

In this Episode, Andrew and Benjy talk about what advice we should give to our younger selves, the lessons we should learn in marriage, as well as trusting God in our journey. They also touch on the importance of having a cause in our lives and finding our sense of purpose.

In this episode, Andrew and Benjy talk about why YOUR marriage matters, its impact on society, as well as why we should commit to the marriage process. They also discuss the importance of understanding the two worldviews about marriage, limiting beliefs, and what international marriage is all about.

In Episode 114, we are joined by Rabbi Daniel Bortz, widely known as The Millennial Rabbi. He spent his teenage years studying Jewish wisdom and gaining a greater knowledge of it. He also explored Biblical, Talmudic, and Jewish mystical teachings in schools around the world. After earning his Rabbinic degree, he created an organization called SOUL X Academy that focuses on cultivating profound soul connections among adults through the experiential events they offer. He is a captivating speaker and experiential guide who shares the beautiful things he has learned while exploring Jewish wisdom with today's generation, the millennials.

In Episode 111, Andrew and Benjy talk about how our emotions affect our lives, as well as the difference between junk emotions and valuable emotions. They also discuss how emotions affect relationships and what it means to be committed to a marriage.

In Episode 110, we are joined by Dr. Drissa Kone, an experienced professor of Conflict Resolution and Ministry, who has been named as the Director of the Unification Theological Seminary’s Doctor of Ministry.

In Episode 108, we are joined by William Haines, ‌co-founder of the International Educational Foundation in Russia. He co-authored a series of textbooks for spiritual and moral education in Russia. He is a member of the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain and the Scriptural Reasoning Society, secretary of the British Academy for World Peace, and a member of the Council of Christians and Jews.

The early stages of marriage are one of the most difficult phases because it is the period of adjustment for both of you.  You must learn to understand your partner's physical, emotional and sexual rhythms, attitudes, and decisions because marriage is all about compromise.

In this week’s episode, Andrew and Benjy talk about who the ‘sex’ people are and how they can help married or single people in finding an accountable partner and maintain a healthy relationship in their lives.

In this episode, we are joined by Roger and Daniela Wetherall, a blessed couple who have been married for 33 years. They are conducting a free webinar program called The Marriage Course designed to help couples invest in their relationship and build a strong marriage.

In Episode 88, Benjy and Andrew are joined by the two ladies, Carina, and her friend Joo Yeon. They talk about how important it is to have friends of the opposite sex, and how to create a balance between being friends and knowing your boundaries.

To lead us into an insightful discussion on sexuality, intimacy, and marriage, we are joined by Cheryl Wetzstein, an award-winning journalist for over 40 years. She is happily married and is successful in her current field. In this episode, she will be sharing with us more about her journey in life- how she was able to manage to pursue her passion being a mom and a wife, and how she was able to keep a healthy relationship with her husband. 

In this episode, Carina Cunningham will be interviewing Leena Vincenz-Gavin, the co-director of the school of love, which is under the High Noon who helps parents have rewarding and fruitful conversations about sex with their kids.

In this episode, Benjy and Andrew talks about the true definition of absolute sex. They’ll be sharing their experiences and understand what absolute sex is and isn’t. They’ll be diving deeper about the Divine Principle, importance of trust and communication in a relationship, how our habits affects our future, and the potential of absolute sex.

In this episode, we have Dr. Tyler Hendricks who will be sharing to us his views and his experience with the Unification movement as it pertains to sex, and also his theories on a variety of very important topics like marriage, civil religion, the three family models, the origin of marriage, and a host of vitality elements to provide us wisdom.

True Parenthood is the focus of this week’s episode, as guest Maarten Meijir, educator and author of the book People Who Choose the Unification Church, shares about what lasting love is and should be.

Listen to an inspiring and enchanting love story of High Noon Families' School of Love project directors, Jario and Leena Vincenz-Gavin. Married for 13 years, these two have grown a lot and discovered many things about themselves, their work, and each other.

In this episode, Andrew and Sammy talk about abstinence from sex before marriage, both the struggles and the merits. There are so many concepts and notions surrounding premarital sex.