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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!
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September 23, 2025
<p>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.</p><p>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.”</p><p>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.</p>
September 16, 2025
<p>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.</p><p>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.</p><p>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.</p><p>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.<br>➡️ Pre-order the Business of Relationship now: https://www.thetrueconnectioncompany.com/</p>
August 26, 2025
<p>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.</p><p>“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.</p><p><br />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.”</p>
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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!
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