ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A big episode that looks at what happens to a relationship when you create a piece of art together.
How should you communicate? What issues could and will certainly arise? How do you navigate conflict? How to give feedback? An episode, where Amie and James let you into their marriage, and the beautiful and ugly that occured when they decided to write a book together!
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