“Men on Marriage,” a new, live radio program, which debuts Thursday, March 27th on ClearChannel WBZT 1230 AM in South Florida, from 6:00-7:00 PM, live.

Live Web Stream on : http://www.wbzt.com/pages/streaming.html

Co-host Tim Kellis is the author of Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage, at www.happyrelationships.com. Kellis, a renowned Wall Street analyst, brings science and logic to the relationship equation. Tom Danks, a decades-long restaurateur-real estate specialist and student of faith-based initiatives, has honed his one-on-one people skills and relationship building prowess from both business and personal life experiences.

Tim Kellis and Tom Danks have become the nation’s newest and most innovative relationship commentators. Tim brings years of research and meditation on the topic of relationships, while Tom Danks brings a faith-based tilt to the conversation. They both are excited about the debut of “Men on Marriage.” According to Tom, “We believe that the mix of our personalities and the dedication Tim has undertaken with his book to help couples understand relationships will be embraced by both men and women looking to make their relationships stronger.”

The hosts feel that most therapists today are failing to make a dent in the divorce rate. “ All that most therapists do today is perform CPR on marriages close to heart attacks.  Unfortunately, marital therapists spend their professional careers engulfed in negative relationships so they are simply too close to the problems to see what solution is needed,” states Tim Kellis.


Men On Marriage Radio Archive
June 19, 2008
"Transference Causes Divorce"

June 12, 2008
"Are We Hard Wired?"

June 5, 2008
"Aim for the Light by Understanding the Dark"

May 29, 2008
"Healing"

May 15, 2008
"Can Men Feel, Can Women Think?"

May 8, 2008
"Why More Women File For Divorce"

May 1, 2008
"Why Marriages Fail"

April 24, 2008
"Carl Jung Explained"

April 17, 2008
"Equality: The Book Explored"

April 10, 2008
"Marriage is not a 2 ring circus"

April 3, 2008
"Balance...Balance your Ego, Balance your Self, Balance your Marriage, Balance your Life"

March 27, 2008
"Getting Along, Setting The Foundation"


Reviews:

Men on Marriage is an informative, entertaining new radio talk show that's quite different in content from anything on the air, certainly in this market, with two men talking opening and candidly about a subject that's perplexing and challenging millions of couples today--marriage. Co-hosts Tim Kellis and Tom Danks are an engaging couple of characters themselves--a provocative mesh of two quite different personalities. Both have great voices and I liked the banter and good natured teasing they do as they pick up on each other's, shall we say, vulnerabilities. Also, their guests, like a former President of the Home Bank, provide articulate and sensible observations on balancing such things as the financial side of marriage, to which callers respond as the show obviously hits sore spots in relationships today with couples having to live on less. This show definitely elicits a frank interchange of ideas. Dank is right about teasing Kellis, a former Wall Street analyst, not to read too much from his new book, "Equality: The Quest For a Happy Marriage." Kellis should just paraphrase philosophers like Carl Jung, which would make him sound even more interesting and authoritative as Kellis brings a Wall Street analyst's clear-headed perspective to what works and doesn't work in relationships. But he should go easy on the self deprecation and have a bit more fun rebutting and challenging he's pal's teasing. The light sparring between the two men is fun for listeners as they're both coming at a sobering subject from different angles and vantage points, and obviously a long battle-scared friendship that adds color and occasional sparks. This is what makes the show most enjoyable as well as enlightening. Kellis and Danks probably can develop this format into something worthy of syndication. Also the commercials for Kellis's book were a cut above most spots one hears today on the radio and Danks does a nice job keeping the show flowing and on target. Guests and call-ins are going to help this show a lot by keeping it fresh and relevant for listeners. In summary, I believe these two characters are on to something here as it's different and refreshing to hear two highly intelligent, informed and occasionally opinionated . . . Men on Marriage.
-Glen, Boca Raton, FL

If you would like to submit your review, please email Tim Kellis: timkellis@happyrelationships.com