Hey there, Revelation Wellness Friends. Have we got a treat for you? Today, Alisa sits down for sweet and tender conversation with none other than her husband, Simon Keaton.

They're here talking about 25 years of marriage, which they just celebrated last week, and what you'll hear is such a special mix of wisdom and perspective and a whole lot of joy.

So if you've been with us here on the Revelation Wellness Podcast for a while, you know we've been waiting a long time for this. Simon is the most requested guest to add here.

So enjoy this one and let us know what you think. Leave us an audio message and leave us a review where you listen to your podcast.

We'd love to know what special nugget you took away from this conversation.

As always friends, thanks for being here. And donors, special, special thanks to each of you for making this podcast possible. We appreciate each and every one of you. Peace.

Happy anniversary.

Happy anniversary, almost.

Well, yes, as a recording this, it's not our anniversary. It's about nine days away. Give or take. And Simon, you are the most requested.

What is Stanley doing? Stanley, he's got.

He looks like trouble.

Okay, so that was our dog Stanley and he's getting into some trouble right now. So the hold on. We'll be back.

Okay, so Stanley was a lot of toilet paper in his mouth. All good. So as I was saying, you are the most requested guest ever to be on our podcast. What do you think about that?

How many guests? A lot. I've done seven over 700 shows. Disturbing in many ways. Why do you think people want to hear from you?

Not quite sure. I'll have to think about that.

It's because you're so private. You're just you don't you keep your life. You know, I'm public. You're the other half of me. So people wonder about you.

So with much. I enjoy my privacy. I know you do with much arm twisting and in celebration of 25 years of marriage.

I asked you if you'd come on the show. We could maybe celebrate a little bit. I think this month we're talking about marriage and family. So we have some questions that we're going to each nice. We're going to each cover.

And the first question 25 years ago in a few days, we got married. What do you remember about our wedding day?

I would say a couple of things about it. One was just the the speed of everything. It seems like a blur because there's so much stuff going on that in some cases. I know things like we had marry.

I saw these for example, but I saw them for literally maybe five seconds. And we were whisked off somewhere else to take pictures and it was like that for the entire day.

It was like running from one thing to another. And so it's in one aspect. You had this maelstrom of events going on in parallel.

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