Jason Magar Podcast

About Jason Magar Podcast

Tired of surface-level connections? Dive into the art and science of meaningful relationships with licensed counselor Jason Magar, author of The Business of Relationship. This podcast offers practical advice, insights, and tools for stronger personal and professional bonds, and improved mental health. Boost self-awareness and thrive! Subscribe now!

Publisher

The True Conncetion Company

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

27 May 2025

Latest episode

23 Sept 2025

Latest episodes

10 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Sept 2025

   Premarital Counseling for Blended Families: What You Need to Know!

   When families merge through remarriage, the process often mirrors what happens in business merges. Two distinct cultures come together and must find a way to coexist. In this episode of the Jason Magar Podcast, Jason discusses the complexities of blended families. He sheds light on marriage after divorce, and the importance of premarital counseling. Jason draws on years of experience in counseling couples. He highlights how to navigate second marriages and co-parenting. “When you’re married, you create a culture with that person. Your kids grow up in that culture,” he explains. “Then you’re marrying somebody else who has an entirely different culture. You put them together, and trying to make that successfully blend doesn’t just happen.” The conversation highlights why divorce advice must go beyond quick fixes. It should urge couples to acknowledge the grief process. They must address co-parenting dynamics and prepare intentionally for marriage after divorce.

2. 

   16 Sept 2025

   Exploring EMDR Therapy for Trauma Healing in Christian Counselling w/ Jason Ford

   In this episode of the Jason Magar Podcast, the focus is on faith, addiction recovery, and practical therapy methods. Today’s guest is Jason Ford. He is a licensed Christian counsellor. He shares his personal and professional journey with addiction and healing. Ford struggled early with gambling and substance use. All these led him to find freedom in faith. Ford offers insights that are relevant for both individuals and couples. He helps them navigate complex emotional challenges. Ford recalls the destructive cycle of addiction. He says, “I was gambling, drinking, and using drugs without realizing I was searching for identity in all the wrong places. Without Christ, I had no foundation.” He is candid about how this lifestyle is affecting his relationships and his view of himself. His recovery journey is beginning in an unexpected place. After collapsing at an airport from substance use, Ford experienced what he calls a turning point. “It was the most terrifying experience of my life. God was getting my attention.” Soon after, he entered Christian counselling, immersing himself in community. This led him to explore methods such as EMDR therapy to address trauma and shame. For couples, Ford’s story is not just about personal addiction recovery. It also highlights how unprocessed trauma and shame can impact marriage and relationships. It focuses on how therapy combined with faith provides a path toward healing. ➡️ Pre-order the Business of Relationship now: https://www.thetrueconnectioncompany.com/

3. 

   26 Aug 2025

   Crisis Management in Marriage w/ Jason Magar

   Marriage and relationships, much like businesses, require constant communication, a shared vision, and the ability to withstand stress. In the latest episode of the Jason Magar podcast, host Cameron sits down with counsellor and author Jason Magar to explore the critical topic of crisis management—not just in business, but in the deeply personal realm of marriage and family life. “Most people view conflict as this ugly monster,” Jason begins. “But the dictionary defines conflict as the inability to agree on a point. It doesn't have to be mean—it just means you and I don’t agree.” This reframing is central to Jason’s philosophy: seeing conflict not as a threat but as an invitation to grow closer. Jason draws a compelling parallel between business operations and marriage, suggesting that couples should treat crises at home with the same urgency and structure they would apply in the workplace. Whether it’s financial strain, emotional disconnection, or a major life crisis like the loss of a loved one, Jason insists that the couple must align themselves not against each other, but against the problem. “It’s not you and me against each other,” he says, “It’s you and me against the problem.”

4. 

   12 Aug 2025

   Set Boundaries In Your Marriage With An Operating Plan

   In this insightful episode of the Jason Magar Podcast, host Cameron sits down with Jason Maga. They unpack the fifth chapter of Jason’s book, Business of Relationships. He is known for drawing parallels between successful business strategies and thriving marriages. Jason provides a detailed roadmap to help couples build a structured and connected relationship.

5. 

   29 Jul 2025

   The Power of Love Language in Marriage

   In this episode, Cameron sits down with Jason Magar. He is a licensed therapist, author and relationship coach. He unpacks a timeless but often misunderstood concept in relationship therapy: the love language. He has over a decade of experience in marriage counselling. Jason is offering a clear, compassionate roadmap for couples looking to rebuild trust. improve emotional connection, and communicate more effectively. Jason begins by sharing a reflection that sets the tone for the entire discussion: “Hope is a decision. And if love is a decision too, then your relationship is truly a decision, isn’t it?” From this foundational idea, he leads us through a powerful framework for navigating relational disconnect. His approach is grounded in the belief that any relationship can be restored if both partners are willing to put in the work. “Have I found any marriage that can’t be saved? No,” he states plainly. Jason likens his role in couples therapy to that of a Sherpa guiding a couple up Mount Everest—“I’m your Sherpa. My job is to walk alongside you and go, ‘No, don’t step there.’” What follows is a deep yet practical exploration of how couples can use the love language model to reconnect and thrive. One of the central themes Jason discusses is that love is not merely a feeling—it’s a conscious choice. “If you don’t have hope, how are you going to make it? And if you’re choosing to love, you’re also choosing to believe that your relationship has hope,” he says. For couples entering relationship therapy or considering marriage counselling, this idea can be a turning point. According to Jason, most couples who come in for therapy aren’t lacking love. They’re lacking hope and direction. By reframing love and hope as decisions, couples can reclaim agency in their relationships. Jason introduces the metaphor of the love bank. It is a mental and emotional ledger that tracks deposits and withdrawals in a relationship. “If your love bank is full, you can weather conflict with grace and compassion,” he explains. “But if it’s empty, even small issues feel overwhelming.” He urges couples to make regular deposits through intentional actions. Such as thoughtful words, acts of service, shared experiences, or physical affection. These gestures, while often small, can build resilience during tough times. The heart of the episode is a deep dive into the five love languages. Words of affirmation, Quality time, Acts of service, Gift giving, and Physical touch. Jason stresses that learning to speak your partner’s love language is essential for cultivating emotional connection and trust. “The greatest gift your spouse can give you is when they tell you how to love them better. That’s not criticism—that’s a blueprint,” he says. Jason emphasizes that praise must be specific and sincere. “It’s not just ‘you look nice,’ but ‘I love the way you put your hair up—it brings out your smile,’” he explains. More than just spending time together, Jason says quality time is about being present. “Plan intentionally. Text them mid-week to say you’re excited for Saturday’s date. That’s three deposits in the love bank before you’ve even met,” he advises. Jason shares a simple but powerful story: “I told my wife, sweeping the floor is my way of saying ‘I love you.’ I needed her to know that—even if it wasn’t her language.” Acts of service can be especially meaningful when communicated clearly. Contrary to popular belief, this isn’t about expensive items. “A candy bar from the gas station because it reminded you of them—that’s a perfect gift,” Jason notes. Jason clarifies that physical touch goes beyond intimacy. “Reaching over in the car to hold hands, a hug when you walk in the door—those are moments that say ‘I’m here and I care,’” he explains. ➡️ Pre-order the Business of Relationship now: https://www.thetrueconnectioncompany.com/

6. 

   9 Jul 2025

   Wedding Planning Isn’t the Goal—Marriage Is w/ Jason Magar

   In this episode of The Business of Everything, Cameron sits down with Jason Magar. He is a seasoned marriage therapist and couples counsellor. He dissects what it means to plan a wedding. But this isn't just about choosing the right venue or dress. Jason is viewing wedding planning through a therapeutic lens. One that focuses on emotional readiness, financial responsibility, and relational health. “Most couples don’t realize their wedding day is just the beginning, not the highlight,” Jason shares. Jason has decades of experience in premarital counselling. He is walking couples through how to approach their wedding like they’re launching a business. Because, as he puts it, “Marriage is the business of two people coming together for a shared mission.” Instead of the typical wedding checklist, Jason is helping couples ask deeper questions. What are our non-negotiables? Who do we want at our wedding? What’s the true purpose of this day? He reminds listeners that “Going $150,000 into debt for a one-day event when you make $50,000 each annually isn’t a good start. You’re launching your life together—don’t make it harder before it even begins.” This episode is a must-listen for therapists, coaches, and couples alike. It brings clarity to the emotional and financial chaos that often accompanies wedding planning.

7. 

   17 Jun 2025

   Want a Better Marriage? Start Acting Like It’s a Business

   Counselor Jason Magar discusses how applying business principles like goal setting and accountability can strengthen marriages and family relationships in an interview with Cameron.

8. 

   10 Jun 2025

   Dating Is a Job Interview… Are You Hiring Right? w/ Jason Magar

   Relationship expert Jason Magar advises listeners to approach dating with self-awareness and intentionality, comparing it to a job interview where understanding qualifications ensures a healthier, more purposeful relationship, in an interview with Cameron.

9. 

   3 Jun 2025

   Red Flags in Modern Dating No One Talks About

   Chanel, a 21-year-old from Sydney, Australia, discusses red flags in modern dating and the importance of self-confidence for young women navigating relationships, emphasizing setting boundaries in this interview episode.

10. 

    27 May 2025

    Why You Should Treat Your Relationship Like a Job

    Relationship counselor Jason Magar advises host Cameron on treating relationships like a job, emphasizing emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and intentionality for lasting connections in this interview.

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YouTube views

41,505

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Podcast Authority Score: 30 / 100

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Quality

30

Social presence

0

YouTube

76

Engagement

0

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