In this episode, Willie Moore Jr. interviews gospel singer Canton Jones about navigating loss and grief in marriage. Canton shares the story of how he unexpectedly lost his father and later his mother while trying to balance his music career and family life. He explains how his wife Mona was instrumental in supporting him emotionally through the mourning process when he felt like he was drowning. Canton emphasizes the importance of a spouse using affirming words to remind their partner of who they are in the midst of grief. He also discusses learning to communicate more openly with his wife about his vision and plans rather than assuming she'll just follow along. Throughout their 23 years of marriage, they've had to establish guidelines like no venting about their relationship to others and not walking away from arguments. Canton transparently shares his journey of realizing he needs his wife, not just wants her, and having her handle parts of his business forced him to value her role. He encourages men not to compare their spouse to others and to instead focus on figuring out their own dynamic. Canton advises that couples who build a life woven together from the beginning have an advantage over those who come into marriage as "two whole bricks."

This episode of The Love You More Show features an interview with gospel singer Erica Campbell. She shares stories from her childhood growing up with six sisters, her parents' on-again off-again relationship, and how that affected her views on marriage and divorce.

Erica talks about her musical journey, from singing background for artists like Brandy to becoming famous as part of the gospel duo Mary Mary with her sister Tina.

She shares details about her relationships and engagements before marrying her husband Warren Campbell, offering wisdom on listening to God's voice when making big decisions.

Throughout the interview, Erica emphasizes the importance of taking care of your physical and mental health, not pushing yourself too hard for fame and applause. She discusses finding joy in the present moment with family, evolving as an artist into a solo career, and learning to love and forgive.

The conversation focuses on learning from past mistakes, obeying God step-by-step, and improving through self-care and focus on what matters most.

This episode of the Love You More podcast features a conversation between host Willie Moore Jr. and returning guest David Mann but this time he brought his wife and Gospel IconTamela Mann to talk about marriage, family, mental health, and faith. Willie speaks with David and Tamela, a couple who have been married for over 35 years, about the ups and downs of their relationship, blending families, and supporting each other through difficult times. David opens up about his struggles with depression and masking his pain, and how Tamela's attentiveness and prayer have helped him heal. They discuss the importance of honest communication, being vulnerable, and checking in on your spouse's wellbeing. Tamela shares how they keep their marriage strong through intentionality and creativity. They emphasize relying on God, believing things will work out even when you can't see it, and finding purpose through pain.

In this episode of Love You Moore...Bishop Dale Bronner shares wisdom on relationships, purpose and walking in your calling. He discusses how he prayed for his wife as a teenager and advises singles to find their passion and purpose. Bronner emphasizes the importance of peace, which comes from doing things God's way. He talks about the difference between agreement and alignment in marriage - agreeing on values rather than opinions. For leaders, he advises having trusted confidants and learning to compartmentalize challenges. Bronner stresses loving people unconditionally despite imperfections. He encourages married couples to find common values and goals to unify them. Overall, the message is to walk in your purpose, trust God's timing, and bloom where you're planted. Bronner exemplifies humility and integrity as a leader. His wisdom provides encouragement to stay focused on your calling and relationships this year.

Real Talk Kim candidly shares about her three marriages and divorces, including marrying young in the church and the painful unraveling of her second marriage of 18 years. She discusses hitting rock bottom after the divorce, moving in with her parents, and finding healing while working retail jobs interacting with strangers. Kim shares how she rebuilt her life and unexpectedly found a calling in encouraging others online. She talks about learning to make decisions for herself instead of others, finding freedom in embracing who she is, and realizing ministry is about relationships not religion. Kim stresses that divorce doesn't disqualify you from being used by God. She emphasizes learning to love yourself so you can properly love others, and that God can use your mess to turn it into a message to help others.

In this episode of the Love You More podcast, Willie Moore Jr interviews comedian David Mann about maintaining a strong marriage for over 35 years. David emphasizes the importance of friendship as the foundation of his relationship with his wife Tamela. He shares how they overcame challenges like infidelity by committing to face everything as "us against the world." David stresses the need for boundaries with children, self-care, and vulnerability. He discusses breaking negative family cycles and leaving a legacy of love. Throughout their ups and downs, David and Tamela have kept God at the center. David also describes the wisdom he's gained from befriending influential people like Tyler Perry and Kirk Franklin. The core message is that with commitment, humility and faith, a marriage can stand the test of time. Love requires continuous effort, but the rewards are priceless.

In this episode of The Love You More Show, host Willie Moore Jr. interviews business coach and entrepreneur Dethra Giles about career strategies, knowing your worth in the workplace, and negotiating your total compensation package (TCP). Dethra shares her story of going from dysfunction in her childhood home to finding a husband who showed her a new way to communicate without dysfunction. She emphasizes the importance of alignment in marriage and putting your spouse first. Dethra also talks about strategically planning when to be home with kids during pivotal developmental moments versus when she can be on the road building her business. She offers advice to young entrepreneurs to go work somewhere else first and learn real business skills before trying to just make money on social media. The key to career advancement is managing yourself like a business, knowing your value, and negotiating the right tools rather than just chasing money. Dethra pushes people to walk in boldly and ask for what they really want and deserve in terms of salary, benefits, work location, etc. She explains how looking at the ingredients/tools available can help you negotiate creatively, and that it’s important to negotiate your exit when you start a job. Dethra challenges people to stop looking up at what they can’t have yet and instead look at how far they’ve come and acknowledge they are worthy of more.