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New Relationship series that sparks REAL conversations about marriage and provides practical resources to encourage couples while having fun
RALEIGH, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Raleigh, NC 一 On Thursday, February 2, 2023, The Couples Connect TV Show will make its debut on the InspireU network at 7 PM EST. The show is produced by Husband and Wife team Akida & Latisha Gray.
"We are extremely excited about the launch of our first episode. We consider it a privilege to provide a platform that helps couples to grow in their marriage, maintain strong connections, and build a legacy together. We know that marriage is work, but we believe it is worth it," says Latisha and Akida Gray, Producers of Couples Connect.
Couples Connect is a platform that will help couples strengthen their relationships by sparking honest and healthy discussions paired with actional tools and resources that can be used right away.
The hour-long show will air weekly on Thursdays, where experiences and thoughts around various marriage topics will be shared. Following each episode, there will be a subscriber-only Live Q&A on YouTube.
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The InspireU network app is available to download for free on Roku, FireTV, AppleTV, Android, Google Play, and iPhone. To watch the show, complete the following steps:
About Akida and Latisha Gray
Akida and Latisha Gray are "coupleprenuers" who have been married for 15 years with a blended family of 7. Their hope is that you remain inspired and that although marriage is work, it's worth it. Download their FREE ebook (https://exciting-founder-1778.ck.page/60be8c5750?fbclid=IwAR0QdxXiZlcMZMM99TMwcaoDvwT3o3-36hFNEHAz35Cb6vzqBhRxduqzRVg) which has "15 Tips to Cultivate a Happy Marriage."
"We are extremely excited about the launch of our first episode. We consider it a privilege to provide a platform that helps couples to grow in their marriage, maintain strong connections, and build a legacy together. We know that marriage is work, but we believe it is worth it," says Latisha and Akida Gray, Producers of Couples Connect.
Couples Connect is a platform that will help couples strengthen their relationships by sparking honest and healthy discussions paired with actional tools and resources that can be used right away.
The hour-long show will air weekly on Thursdays, where experiences and thoughts around various marriage topics will be shared. Following each episode, there will be a subscriber-only Live Q&A on YouTube.
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The InspireU network app is available to download for free on Roku, FireTV, AppleTV, Android, Google Play, and iPhone. To watch the show, complete the following steps:
- Download our InspireU app on your television or mobile device
- Go to Live Streams
- Click on "All Shows" and you'll see the Couples Connect show Live
- The replay will be available on 2/2/23 under the "LifeStyles" category.
About Akida and Latisha Gray
Akida and Latisha Gray are "coupleprenuers" who have been married for 15 years with a blended family of 7. Their hope is that you remain inspired and that although marriage is work, it's worth it. Download their FREE ebook (https://exciting-founder-1778.ck.page/60be8c5750?fbclid=IwAR0QdxXiZlcMZMM99TMwcaoDvwT3o3-36hFNEHAz35Cb6vzqBhRxduqzRVg) which has "15 Tips to Cultivate a Happy Marriage."
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