Rupture Ever After
Rupture Ever After is a relationship podcast about marriage, attachment styles, emotional triggers, faith shifts, betrayal, and rebuilding trust. We explore what happens when childhood wounds meet adult love. This isn’t about saving marriages or convincing anyone to stay.
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- Aug 18, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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The Fir Tree in the Closet — A Bonus Episode from the Editing Room Floor (opens the original)
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Monte opens with the version of meditation he learned in 2010: focus on the breath, count to six, let the muddy water settle. Practical, mechanical, learnable. Then Mechelle tells hers, and it goes somewhere else entirely. Her sister-in-law told her to get quiet and ask for a gift. She went into a dark closet, sat down, and saw a narrow path with a great gulf on either side and her first thought was that falling off would be easier than crossing. What came back wasn't words exactly. It was close
20. Holding Hope, Facing Truth: Our Season One Recap (opens the original)
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We're opening the curtain on Season One — the stats, the surprises, and the question we're still sitting with: who are we, and what is this podcast actually for? Monte shares the Stockdale Paradox and what it's teaching us about holding hope while facing our hardest truths, and we look ahead to what Season Two might hold. This episode covers attachment healing, nervous system regulation, and relationship repair — what we learned making this show, what surprised us in the numbers, and why the sto
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