Epic Marriage – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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Nick and Alex Leyva launch the Epic Marriage Podcast with a simple but revolutionary message - eternal marriages should feel epic, not exhausting. In this premier episode of the Epic Marriage podcast, discover why so many LDS couples settle for "enduring to the end" instead of building relationships that actually thrive.

The Leyvas share their unexpected love story that began in a BYU Hawaii marriage class, the sacrifices they made to choose each other, and how Nick's education in family science transformed their approach to marriage. With temple marriages showing a 91% success rate compared to 50-80% divorce rates elsewhere, they explore what makes covenant marriages different.

Starting with President Nelson's warning about letting romance become rusty and Elder Oaks' commission to share family science with the world, this episode sets the foundation for conversations that tackle what others avoid. Whether you're newlyweds figuring things out or seasoned couples ready for breakthrough, Nick and Alex invite you to discover that marriage with Christ at the center isn't just about surviving together but creating something truly epic that gets better with time.

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Temple marriages have a 12-14% divorce rate compared to 63% for the general population ages 20-40. But sealing alone isn't enough. The Leyva's walk through the three core truths restored through modern prophets: eternal identity, pre-mortal existence, and the plan of salvation. These aren't just doctrines; they're the foundation that helps couples build marriages that last.

Nick's mission experience teaching a Buddhist convert who realized he was a prince and Alex's struggle with numbing out to familiar truths both show why knowing you're a child of God changes everything about how you approach marriage. The proclamation isn't just a document on the wall; it's the roadmap for creating something that defeats death itself.

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Everyone leaves the temple holding hands. A temple matron told Jenny Oaks Baker this, and it stuck. When you grow closer to God, you grow closer together. That principle has anchored 27 years of marriage. In this episode of the Epic Marriage podcast, hosts Nick and Alex Leyva sit down with Jenny Oaks Baker, a Grammy-nominated violinist, and her husband Matt Baker, a CEO who manages both his company and logistics for Jenny's national tours.

Married for 27 years, they've raised four children who all perform professionally in their Christmas tour "Joy to the World." The Bakers share their four principles of marriage: time prioritization, choosing each other daily, loyalty strengthened by covenants, and an eternal perspective. Matt explains how supporting Jenny creates a ripple effect that reaches thousands. Jenny shares wisdom from her parents, including total loyalty and immediate conflict resolution. Plus, Matt's counterintuitive advice about going to bed angry but never alone.

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Nick and Alex Leyva sit down with Dr. Chelom Leavitt, a sex researcher and associate professor at BYU who has spent her career helping couples understand sexuality as something sacred, not taboo. Married for 36 years with nine children, Dr. Leavitt teaches that strong marriages don't happen by accident—they happen through daily intentional commitment.

This episode tackles why Latter-day Saints often miss out on understanding healthy sexuality despite having doctrine that should give us the deepest grasp of it. Dr. Leavitt explains how body and spirit combine to create the soul, and why our culture's rejection of marriage undermines personal development that only comes through covenant relationships.

The conversation explores the difference between conflict and contention—one brings couples closer while the other divides. Dr. Leavitt shares her 24-hour rule for handling disagreements and why being a "peacemaker" through avoidance only adds interest to unresolved problems. Marriage won't always make you happy, but it will make you holy if you let it.

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Nick and Alex Leyva celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Family Proclamation by unpacking Elder Ronald A. Rasband's recent General Conference talk. Discover the untold story of how President Russell M. Nelson led the committee that drafted this document, why it was first shared at a Relief Society meeting, and what the gender roles actually mean.

Many people view the proclamation as exclusionary, outdated, or controversial. But Nick and Alex argue it's the blueprint that applies to everyone, regardless of family background. They tackle the "dragon" nobody wants to face, explain why "preside" doesn't mean dominate, and break down the difference between accountability and exclusivity in marriage roles.

This episode of Epic Marriage combines doctrine with family science research, addressing objections head-on while offering practical ways to check in on presiding, providing, protecting, and nurturing in your own marriage. The proclamation isn't a nice suggestion. It's a revelation designed to protect families in increasingly difficult times.

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Nick and Alex Leyva unpack Bishop Gérald Caussé's BYU-Idaho devotional "I Saw Your Potential," which tells his personal story of meeting his wife Valérie 39 years ago. He describes himself as a nerdy, unattractive ward clerk who spent most of his time studying behind closed doors. When he asked Valérie how she fell in love with such an unattractive man, she answered, "I saw your potential."

In this episode of the Epic Marriage podcast, hosts Nick and Alex explore what it means to see divine potential in your spouse when you're frustrated by socks left around, different parenting styles, or daily challenges. Bishop Caussé draws parallels to Moses's encounter with God and the transformation promised in temple sealings. Successful eternal marriage requires tremendous faith: faith in your own potential, faith in your spouse's potential, and faith in Christ's atonement.

The Leyvas challenge listeners to pray for this experience if they haven't had it yet.

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If your marriage looks fine on the surface but runs on autopilot instead of revelation, this episode is the wake-up call you need. Knowing about Christ and actually knowing Him are two very different things, and the gap between them shows up in every corner of your relationship.

In this episode of the Epic Marriage Podcast, Nick and Alex Leyva wrap up their four-part EPIC Marriage mini-series with the final pillar: Christ-centered. They explore what it actually means to center a marriage in Jesus Christ, why research consistently shows that couples unified in faith outlast and outperform every other group, and how the triangle of Christ gives your relationship an unshakable structure.

Nick and Alex share three practical steps: spend daily time with the Savior individually and as a couple, pray to see your spouse's eternal potential, and share your spiritual experiences openly. Alex tells the story of their four-year-old daughter calling on angels when she was scared, proof that what you model at home takes root.

If you want a marriage that gets better with every passing year instead of slowly fading, this conversation will show you where to anchor it.

If you are ready to put Christ at the center, visit YourEpicMarriage.com for resources created for temple-sealed couples. If this episode helps you, please leave a review so more couples can find it. Your marriage was designed for more than survival. Start building it with the Savior today.

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If your marriage has started running on autopilot - driven by schedules, stress, and leftover energy, this episode is for you.

Drift rarely feels dramatic. It often looks like a normal, busy life.  But without vision and intention, even good marriages can slowly lose connection.  

In Part 3 of the EPIC Marriage series, "I is for Intentional," Nick and Alex Leyva explore what it means to stop sliding through marriage and start deciding with purpose. Drawing on Proverbs 29:18, the principle of sliding versus deciding from family science research, and the Parable of the Wedge shared in general conference, they unpack how small daily choices shape the strength of a covenant relationship.

In this episode, you'll discover:
The difference between liberty and captivity within marriage
Why busyness can quietly weaken connection
How small “wedges” of distraction, resentment, or avoidance grow over time
A simple three-part framework to rebuild intentional unity

You'll walk away with a practical challenge: define your 90-day vision, identify one wedge in your marriage, and commit to one measurable, intentional action each day for seven days.

If you've felt the subtle weight of drift, this conversation will help you reclaim your agency and move forward with clarity.

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Your marriage doesn't have to drift. You can decide.

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If your marriage feels like a board meeting with a little kissing on the side, this episode is for you. Playfulness is not childish or extra. It is relational oxygen, and when it disappears, couples drift into efficiency, grievance, and quiet distance.

In Part 2 of the EPIC Marriage series, 'P is for Playful,' Nick and Alex Leyva explore why joy belongs at the core of a covenant marriage. They talk about the Family Proclamation's call for wholesome recreational activities, John Gottman's 5 to 1 ratio of positive to negative interactions, and how small moments of play build an emotional reserve for hard seasons.

You will learn what bids for connection look like in everyday life, why couples who stay married turn toward those bids about 86 percent of the time, and how a simple seven-day experiment with one playful bid per day can change the tone of your home.

If you're ready to move from survival mode back to joy, this episode will help you treat play not as dessert, but as part of the foundation of an epic marriage. Visit YourEpicMarriage.com for resources created for temple sealed couples. If this episode helps you, please leave a review so more couples can find it. Your marriage is not only meant to endure. It is meant to be joyful.

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