Ronald Warren's guest appearances

Ronald Warren

Marriage and Martinis

Marlo Thomas

Eve Rodsky

Tammin Sursok

Amy Wilson

Andy Hill

Wednesday Martin

Sarah Merrill

Jo Piazza

Gary John Bishop

Margaret Ables

Darcy Lockman

Laura Tremaine

Oscar Trimboli

Alexis Haines

Celia Behar

OwlTail

Danielle and Adam are so excited to bring you this special episode (the first of two parts), with Danielle's parents, who have been married almost 55 years. Starting at the very beginning, they discuss dating in the late 1950s and how much different it was (do they wish Tinder had been around then?). Going steady, "pinning" ceremonies, and getting married while still in college are all things so many couples of today know so little about. Were they worried about Ron possibly getting drafted for Vietnam? Did Linda feel like she put her own life on hold so her husband could become a doctor? How hard was it to have a long distance relationship without cell phones and texting? Plus, did people really wait til marriage to have sex? This conversation covers so much about the 50s, 60s and 70s. Don't forget to check back next Monday when they release Part Two of this fun and insightful discussion, which will cover parenting and growing older together. Don't forget to sign up for the "Friday Five" on marriageandmartinis.com to get each week's famous "Date Night Questions." This week's will accompany this episode and hopefully inspire others to ask their older relatives more questions about growing up in a different era. Make sure you're following @marriageandmartinis on Instagram to see pictures related to this episode.Episode Sponsors:Duke Cannon Promo Code: MARRIAGE 15% OffHappy Cards Free ShippingModern Gents Promo Code: VDAYMARTINI 25% Off $25Purchase the Date Night Questions Experience paperback book here. Use code "MNMPODCAST" for 15% off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Danielle and Adam are so excited to bring you this special episode (the first of two parts), with Danielle's parents, who have been married almost 55 years. Starting at the very beginning, they discuss dating in the late 1950s and how much different it was (do they wish Tinder had been around then?). Going steady, "pinning" ceremonies, and getting married while still in college are all things so many couples of today know so little about. Were they worried about Ron possibly getting drafted for Vietnam? Did Linda feel like she put her own life on hold so her husband could become a doctor? How hard was it to have a long distance relationship without cell phones and texting? Plus, did people really wait til marriage to have sex? This conversation covers so much about the 50s, 60s and 70s. Don't forget to check back next Monday when they release Part Two of this fun and insightful discussion, which will cover parenting and growing older together. Don't forget to sign up for the "Friday Five" on <a href="http://marriageandmartinis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">marriageandmartinis.com</a> to get each week's famous "Date Night Questions." This week's will accompany this episode and hopefully inspire others to ask their older relatives more questions about growing up in a different era. Make sure you're following @marriageandmartinis on Instagram to see pictures related to this episode.Episode Sponsors:<a href="https://dukecannon.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Duke Cannon</a> Promo Code: MARRIAGE 15% Off<a href="https://www.giftcards.com/happy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Happy Cards</a> Free Shipping<a href="https://modgents.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Modern Gents</a> Promo Code: VDAYMARTINI 25% Off $25Purchase the Date Night Questions Experience paperback book <a href="https://www.marriageandmartinis.com/dnq" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Use code "MNMPODCAST" for 15% off. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

104. 50+ Years of Marriage, With Linda and Ronald Warren, Part One