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D' Adams Perspective

Candid conversations from the host about various topics and situations that help men and women become better versions of themselves through applying enriched, empowering, and elevating resources, tools, and real-life experiences to be better in your personal relationships but…

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Your Mouth Is a Weapon or Medicine (opens the original)

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    Abracadabra: Watch What You Speak — Episode 2: “Your Mouth Is a Weapon—or Medicine” Words can cut—and words can heal. The question is: Which one is your mouth producing? In Episode 2 of Abracadabra: Watch What You Speak , Sam Adams explores Proverbs 12:18 , which compares reckless words to the piercing of a sword while reminding us that the tongue of the wise can bring healing. We examine what happens when communication turns into combat, why anger doesn't erase the impact of hurtful words, and

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    I Create As I Speak (opens the original)

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    Abracadabra: Watch What You Speak — Episode 1: “I Create As I Speak” What are you creating every time you open your mouth? In Episode 1 of the new Abracadabra: Watch What You Speak series, Sam Adams explores the provocative idea, “I create as I speak.” This isn't about magic, manifestation, or pretending problems don't exist. It's about recognizing the very real influence our words can have on our relationships, attitudes, decisions, and direction. Using Proverbs 18:21 — “Death and life are in t

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    AI, Real Relationship Boundaries (opens the original)

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    How do we use artificial intelligence without allowing it to replace honesty, intimacy, judgment, and real human connection? In the final episode of the Love in the Age of AI series, Sam Adams brings the entire conversation together by focusing on one of the most important issues couples now face: boundaries. AI can help write messages, organize thoughts, suggest conversation starters, analyze disagreements, and even provide emotional support. But when does helpful assistance become overdependen

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Love, Lies, and Online Dating Scams (opens the original)

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    What happens when the person you are falling for online is not who they claim to be? In Episode 5 of the Love in the Age of AI series, Sam Adams explores the darker side of modern dating—romance scams, fake identities, manipulated images, synthetic voices, and the growing role artificial intelligence can play in making deception more convincing. Romance scams often do not begin with money. They begin with trust. A scammer may spend weeks or months building an emotional connection, learning your

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    When AI Becomes the Third Wheel (opens the original)

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    What happens when artificial intelligence becomes the first place you go after an argument, the place you share your frustrations, and the voice you trust to interpret your relationship? In Episode 4 of the Love in the Age of AI series, Sam Adams explores how AI is beginning to function as a relationship coach, confidant, emotional sounding board, and even referee between couples. This episode asks an important question: When does using AI for support become a substitute for real communication?

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