Love shapes many of the biggest decisions we make, from who we marry to how we raise our children. London Real has asked therapists, doctors, spiritual teachers and authors what makes love work and why it so often fails. These conversations cover long-term relationships, desire and infidelity, communication, family, intimacy and self-love. Some guests take a scientific view, others a spiritual one. Guests share their own views, not professional advice. Every full interview is free to watch.
From psychotherapist Esther Perel and A Return to Love author Marianne Williamson to hypnotherapist Paul McKenna, physician Dr Gabor Maté, Dying to Be Me author Anita Moorjani and Taoist master Mantak Chia: what it takes to love and be loved.
Esther Perel, a psychotherapist known for her work on relationships and sexuality, explores sex and infidelity and what keeps desire alive in long-term couples. Paul McKenna explains how communication can save your love life and the things he says make or break a relationship. Former matchmaker Haley Hill describes starting a dating agency and why managing her clients’ expectations was the hardest part. Lord Michael Farmer argues that family plays a key role in helping people get on in life. Dr Gabor Maté discusses how trauma and childhood shape us as adults.
Taoist master Mantak Chia teaches the cultivation of sexual energy and Taoist ideas about health and nutrition. In Taoist Secrets Of Love he explains the practice of dual cultivation between partners. Dr Joe Dispenza discusses how meditation can change your energy and your everyday life, a theme he continues in Wild At Heart. Gregg Braden, an author who works to bridge science and spirituality, talks about his book Human By Design and what he believes conflict and change are teaching us about how we live together.
Anita Moorjani describes the near-death experience that led to her book Dying to Be Me and what she says it taught her about self-love. She returns in Embracing Life to talk about living in love rather than fear. Marianne Williamson, author of A Return to Love, discusses our deepest fear and later her message to love America. Therapist Marisa Peer argues that feeling “enough” is at the root of self-worth. Life coach Christopher Dines talks about overcoming addiction and building a positive self-image.
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Who has London Real interviewed about love and relationships? Brian Rose has interviewed Esther Perel, Marianne Williamson, Paul McKenna, Dr Gabor Maté, Anita Moorjani, Mantak Chia, Marisa Peer, Dr Joe Dispenza, Gregg Braden and Lord Michael Farmer, among others.
What do the guests say makes love last? They stress different things. Esther Perel looks at desire and honesty in long-term couples. Paul McKenna focuses on communication. Lord Michael Farmer stresses family. Anita Moorjani and Marisa Peer say it starts with loving and valuing yourself. Their views are not a substitute for professional help.
How is Love different from Dating & Masculinity? Love focuses on lasting relationships, marriage, family, intimacy and self-love. The Dating & Masculinity page covers meeting people, attraction and what it means to be a man today.
Are the full love and relationship episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.
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