Open Marriage Podcast
Our marriage isn’t open—but our conversations are.
We’re Blair and Khalia, a creative Brit and a corporate, Cali girly navigating life, love, and everything in between without kids, filters, or apologies.
Every week, we break down relationships, current events, cultural contradictions, and the hilarious chaos of trying to stay aligned as partners and individuals.
It’s storytelling meets side-eye, with humor, honesty, and just enough tension to keep things spicy.
Subscribe and tune in—because the doors to this “open marriage” are wide open.
Open Marriage Podcast
He Invited My Wife Backstage...BOLD!
This podcast episode follows Blair and Khalia Edwards’ mix of humor, honesty, and light marital debate. They talk about the misconceptions of naming their podcast “Open Marriage Podcast”, leading into a disclaimer that the show is not about partner swapping but about opening up conversations around marriage.
They discuss audience reactions, especially male listeners who enjoy the balance between Blair’s comedic commentary and Khalia’s grounded insight. Blair shares his recent immigration meeting and reflections on life as a British immigrant in the U.S.
They have a humorous exchange about cleanliness, sitting in other people’s homes, and domestic quirks (e.g., Blair’s relaxed attitude vs. Khalia’s need for hygiene).
Blair recounts a concert where security invited Khalia backstage on Tyler’s the Creator’s behalf, sparking a conversation on jealousy, trust, and boundaries in marriage. The couple debates a viral TikTok about a wife clearing her husband’s bowl. They examine modern expectations, mutual respect, and emotional labor in relationships. They discuss whether marriage itself is something to boast about, concluding that marriage can be a flex when both partners elevate each other. A brief discussion on Love Is Blind leads into talk about therapy, emotional maturity, and breaking intergenerational relationship patterns.
Khalia shares thoughtful reading suggestions including Why Won’t You Apologize?, Terrence Real’s Us, and Esther Perel’s Mating in Captivity.
In the end Blair thanks listeners and credits Khalia for inspiring the podcast, emphasizing shared growth, humor, and partnership.