When you're in the middle of a divorce, love can feel like the last thing you want to think about. Come Back to Love, the weekly radio show and podcast hosted by Robyn Vogel, MA, makes a gentle case for returning to it anyway, starting with the relationship you have with yourself.
About the show
Robyn is a trauma-informed psychotherapist, IFS-trained clinician, couples specialist, certified Love & Intimacy Coach and High Conflict Divorce Coach. Her show airs on KMET 1490 AM every Thursday at 1:30 pm Pacific / 4:30 pm Eastern, then moves to podcast platforms so you can listen whenever suits you.
Each episode combines personal storytelling, expert conversation and practical tools for healing your heart and building more honest, connected relationships. Robyn regularly explores the things that tend to surface during and after a divorce: shame, vulnerability, and the patterns that keep repeating long after they've stopped being useful.
Why it's worth a listen right now
Robyn designs each episode as a toolbox you can work through in about 25 minutes, which makes it an easy fit for a commute, a walk or the quiet after the kids are in bed. She speaks to listeners in very different situations, whether that's a high-conflict divorce, separating from a partner living with addiction, or trying to find a way to stay together.
Solo episodes and guest interviews alike are built around the same aim: that you come away with something practical you can use, and the reminder that you're not navigating this alone.
More from Robyn
- Her book, Come Back to Love: A Path to Healing, is part memoir and part guide. It traces how losing her mother at ten shaped her relationships for decades, and introduces the Four Gates, the trauma-informed process she uses with clients.
- Listeners can book a free 30-minute consultation with Robyn.
- Learn more about her work, groups and retreats at Come Back to Love.
Where to listen and subscribe
- Come Back to Love on Spotify
- Come Back to Love on Apple Podcasts
- Come Back to Love on iHeart
- Come Back to Love on SoundCloud
- Robyn Vogel on YouTube
- Listen live on KMET 1490 AM (Thursdays, 1:30 pm PT / 4:30 pm ET)
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