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Relationship Revolutions Podcast

For professionals who lead in life, but feel lost in love. Hosted by Alan Watts, The Love Engineer, this bi-weekly podcast explores what happens in your nervous system when real love shows up.

Podcast · By Alan Watts - The Love Engineer · American English · Official site

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Aug 31, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    When Did You Decide What Love Should Look Like? (opens the original)

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    Summary This episode explores how our childhood, cultural influences, and societal expectations shape our beliefs about love and relationships. It emphasises the importance of self-awareness and conscious choices in building authentic partnerships. Key Topics How childhood influences shape relationship beliefs The impact of cultural and media narratives on love Invisible rules and covert contracts in relationships The importance of self-awareness and communication How to identify and rewrite inh

  2. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    What Are You Like To Be In A Relationship With? (opens the original)

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    Summary What are you like to be in a relationship with? In this solo episode, Alan Watts invites listeners to shift the focus from evaluating partners to examining their own relationship habits. The conversation matters because healthy relationships depend on self-awareness, not just standards, and because intention and impact are often very different things. He explores how you respond to disagreement, disappointment, need, closeness, and criticism, then reframes self-awareness as a practical t

  3. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    What Do Arguments Really Tell Us About a Relationship? (opens the original)

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    Summary In this episode, Alan Watts explores the true meaning of arguments in relationships, emphasising that conflicts are often signals for deeper understanding rather than problems to be solved. He shares insights on healthy communication, emotional safety, and how to foster genuine connection. key topics The role of arguments in relationships Four types of relationship dynamics The importance of emotional safety Curiosity versus judgment in conflicts Communication skills for healthy relation

  4. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    The Wrong Question Keeps Giving You the Wrong Answer (opens the original)

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    Summary In this episode, Alan Watts explores how understanding the root causes of relationship patterns can lead to healthier connections. He emphasises the importance of asking better questions and cultivating curiosity over criticism. Key Topics The importance of understanding underlying patterns in relationships How asking the right questions leads to insight The analogy of diagnosing a car to understanding relationships The role of curiosity versus criticism in personal growth Practical step

  5. Episode · Jul 6, 2026

    What Kept You Safe Might Be What's Keeping You Stuck (opens the original)

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    Summary In this episode, we explore how understanding our unconscious patterns can transform our relationships. Instead of asking 'What's wrong with me?', learn to ask better questions that lead to meaningful change. Key Topics Unconscious programming in relationships The importance of curiosity over criticism How patterns develop to protect us The role of understanding in change Better questions for personal growth Takeaways Asking 'What's wrong with me?' is less helpful than exploring what pat

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