There's so much more to finding a partner than joining Tinder. In this episode, Sheki and Sumo address what an individual needs to prioritize before they venture out and try to woo another human being.

Many of you contributed to this topic on social media, and it's amazing how many people sided with show co-host Sheki, when it comes to cheating while drunk. This episode explores difficult questions that force viewers and listeners to look within, and come face-to-face with their own views on infidelity.

A supporter asks, "Why does it seem like pretty girls really go for unattractive dudes?" Sheki and Sumo explore this topic from several angles. Many men just don't understand what turns women on. Even more clueless male souls believe it's just about six-pack abs, muscles, great hair, or money. In reality, relationships are much more nuanced than that.

Are the sounds of crickets becoming way too familiar in your relationship? Do you only talk to discuss family business, gossip about others, or to argue? Sheki and Sumo explore several tried and true secrets to effective conversation in committed partner relationships. Silence is ruining your sex life and your happiness. Learn to communicate and start fixing your relationship now.

"It's the thought that counts." Nope. Women and men are sick of hearing this one, because it simply is not true unless the thoughts that are being referred to come from one partner listening to the wants and needs of the other partner. We all need to stop being lazy and trying to guess last minute what to give as a gift. Instead, listen, observe, and take the time give from the heart.

In this episode Sheki and Sumo explore a topic raised by a follower on YouTube. She is involved with a married pastor whose quadriplegic wife is unable to have sex.This episode even brings Bible verses into the broadcast. Many women are frustrated by partners who are too jealous and insecure to introduce new and exciting things into intimate relationships. But, those same men are sexual kings with their side chicks. This one gets good!

When is it okay to flip social gender roles upside down and change the way relationships are traditionally initiated? In this episode, Sheki and Sumo explore stories of real women who went against the grain and assumed the role of the aggressor when dating. What they found was interesting.

In this episode, Sheki and Sumo explore a topic that is very familiar with couples that live together and have different opinions on who should do the cooking and the cleaning.