Let\u2019s be honest, who doesn\u2019t have relationship issues? From your best friend to your S.O., tension can arise from what might seem like the smallest thing.<\/p>\n
So what helps? Sometimes, just hearing someone talk about a similar situation to yours can help you decide how to go about it, which is why we’ve collected some of our favorite\u00a0relationship podcasts.<\/p>\n
Dear Sugars<\/strong><\/a> Modern Love<\/a><\/strong> Anna Faris Is Unqualified<\/a><\/strong>
\nCheryl Strayed, known for the memoir Wild<\/em>, and Steve Almond, author of My Life in Heavy Metal<\/em>, have come together to answer your relationship questions — no matter how deep or how dark. Send in your questions to dearsugars@nytimes.com for a chance to be featured!<\/p>\n
\nThis one isn\u2019t quite an advice podcast, but it does provide a lot of perspectives when it comes to different kinds of love. It explores different essays from a popular New York Times<\/em> column, covering all sorts of relationships from platonic to romantic to familial.\u00a0The essays are beautifully written and narrated, so it\u2019s just as entertaining as it is insightful.<\/p>\n
\nAnna Faris (um, love her!) gives her \u201cnot so great\u201d relationship advice. Leave a message describing your situation, and you just may receive a call back from Anna and her co-host Sim Sarna. If anything, it\u2019s nice to hear some genuine advice from a couple of people that are removed from the situation.<\/p>\n