Get a Love Like Mine Podcast

In this episode, the Amoses discuss mental health and mental illnesses. They discuss warning signs and changes in behavior that can signal mental health issues. They also discuss the stigma of therapy in the Black community. Additionally, they talk about things a person can do to help someone who is suffering from depression, as well as things a person should never do or say to a person suffering from depression. They discuss different types of depression, specifically, being depressed over the end of a friendship or relationship. They also discuss the true definition of narcissism and gaslighting. And finally, they discuss setting boundaries to preserve your mental health.
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In this episode, Sam and Kesha discuss a news story of domestic abuse that resulted in a murder. The hosts discuss current trends of murder/suicide and how prevalent it is. Next, Kesha discusses her own personal experiences with domestic abuse. And then they discuss the Megan/Tory case and how sometimes calling the police for help is not an option. Finally, in the "Ask the Amoses" segment, they discuss what to do once you have left an abusive relationship but you want to go back.
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Sam and Kesha give an update on all that has been happening in their lives since their last podcast, almost a year ago. Then the hosts discuss their approaching 10 year wedding anniversary. They talk about their expectations going into their 2nd marriage versus the reality of how things have gone.
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In this episode Sam and Kesha discuss their journeys with God and how God kept them covered from childhood to adulthood. They also answered an "Ask the Amoses" question about moving on after divorce.
If you have questions about your relationship, parenting, or your walk with God, send us an email at [email protected] with the subject line "Ask the Amoses." Your questions will be read anonymously and answered on the show!

The Amoses discuss physical and verbal abuse in relationships, and what to do if your children are in abusive relationships. You won't want to miss the "Ask the Amoses" segment. If you would like your question answered on the show, send your email to [email protected]!