Recent Episodes
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Datelab's matchmaker and reporter remember a decade of dates
Aug 3, 2017 – 22:57 -
Summer break
Jun 22, 2016 – 02:54 -
How to plan a bachelorette party
Jun 8, 2016 – 23:29 -
The invention of dating
May 26, 2016 – 19:07 -
'I would like to court you in friendship'
May 12, 2016 – 26:23 -
How to break up
Apr 28, 2016 – 17:40 -
We're better as exes. Divorce done well.
Apr 13, 2016 – 22:42 -
The political power of unmarried women
Mar 30, 2016 – 31:15 -
Solo in the city
Mar 17, 2016 – 30:41 -
Testing yourself for marriage
Mar 3, 2016 – 26:51 -
Bar-hopping with a professional wingman
Feb 18, 2016 – 26:44 -
How to rebound from an awful first date
Feb 4, 2016 – 24:50 -
Matchmaker, make me a match
Jan 20, 2016 – 28:17 -
Love in the office
Jan 6, 2016 – 22:22 -
Putting a ring -- or a dog tag -- on it
Dec 23, 2015 – 32:15 -
She's a foodie. He's a fast-food nut.
Dec 10, 2015 – 14:56 -
How my parents got together
Nov 24, 2015 – 29:03 -
"There was nobody to talk to. Nobody."
Nov 12, 2015 – 24:47 -
The cooking date
Oct 28, 2015 – 28:20 -
Putting your fertility on ice
Oct 14, 2015 – 33:36 -
Deal-breaker or no big deal
Oct 1, 2015 – 23:08 -
Congrats, you're a match!
Sep 17, 2015 – 22:31
Recent Reviews
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iReviewerPersonGreat perspective!This is a great companion to the blog. It makes some of the more frustrating aspects of dating not seem as daunting. I especially like when they talk about the DC dating scene.
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Rachel Kramer BusselGreat insights into datingThis podcast is called Solo-ish, but anyone, single or not, can appreciate it. I like that it’s not about “how to get a guy” (or girl), but about what being single or solo is like, and how different people handle that. We often talk about being “single” as if it’s this monolithic state and that when people are single, they are always in “wanting to not be single” mode and forget about all the interesting things about dating itself. This podcast explores some of them and made me think about aspects of my past relationships and my current ones. Plus how can you not appreciate that the host interviewed her parents, who were quite amusing and more than game to delve into their history. Even if you’re single and “sick of dating,” this podcast will give you food for thought. And perhaps even suggestions about what to cook for your dates.
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