Dating or at least trying

In this episode, Alex Piscatelli is joined by her good friend and friend of the podcast Jake Henry. Jake works in politics in Washington D.C., and they discuss the age old question: Can you date someone with different political views than you? Can you date someone who isn't an Elizabeth Warren supporter? All answers are ~explored~.

***This episode was recorded before January 6, 2021.***

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After a few month-long hiatus, Dating or at least trying is BACK and better than ever!

In this episode, Alex Piscatelli is joined by her boyfriend Jack Molmud. They discuss why the show took a hiatus, friend breakups, what they learned from 2020 and more. Then they answer ~relationship~ questions, discuss squirting and plenty of other TMI topics.

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Thank you all SO MUCH for supporting Dating or at least trying for the past two years. 

In this episode, Alex shares news of a hiatus from the podcast and some changes being made.

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In this episode, Alex Piscatelli and Daisy Santana speak with Rachel, who sells feet pics. She shares her experience selling, how she began to sell feet pics, how much she makes and more.

Note: This episode was recorded May 2020.

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In this episode, Alex Piscatelli sets Daisy Santana up on a blind date. Meet the contender: His name is Michael Ajeto, and Alex knew nothing about him prior to the podcast, except a gut feeling that he would be good with Daisy.

Listen in as they meet Michael virtually for the first time, and Daisy and Michael go on their date right on the podcast recording.

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In this episode, Alex Piscatelli and Daisy Santana speak with Will Galvez. Will is a healthy man in his 20s living in San Diego who contracted coronavirus. He spent six days in the hospital and thought he was going to die. He shares his story: how he got the virus, what his experience was and the precautions we all need to be taking.

He shared his story on his blog, which you can find here.

Follow Will at @willlgalvez, and follow his podcast What's On The Menu? on Apple and Spotify.

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In this episode, Alex Piscatelli and Daisy Santana speak with their good friend Jake Henry. Jake ended his engagement last year after moving to Spain to be with his fiancé at the time. He opens up about how to heal after heartbreak, getting closure and working on yourself.

We also answer a listener's advice question sent in, asking what to do about his ex who he wants to be friends with benefits with.

Follow Jake at @justjakedc.

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In this episode, Alex Piscatelli and Daisy Santana speak with their good friend Adriana Heldiz. Adriana is a visual journalist at Voice of San Diego, a local nonprofit media organization. She discusses her experience covering the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests in San Diego and talks about the importance of getting involved locally. 

One of her photos from a local protest went viral. Now it's available to be purchased as a print, and a portion of the proceeds are going to the San Diego Association of Black Journalists, an organization that advocates on behalf of Black journalists.⁣⁣ You can purchase that here.

Daisy also gives updates on her love life and paying for the dating apps.

Follow Adriana's work at @aheldiz and @voiceofsandiego.

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In this episode, Alex Piscatelli and Daisy Santana speak with the hosts of the Tea With Qwns Podcast, Janine and Jerralyn Davis. Their podcast is focused on navigating their twenties, and they frequently discuss current events and making a difference. They share how to make your voice heard with everything going on in America: how to contact your representatives, how to use your voice and how to have conversations with those around you.

Janine and Jerralyn also share stories in their own relationships. Janine discusses how to manage a long distance relationship and how she found love with childhood friend. Jerralyn shares how she and her boyfriend met out, and how they've navigated a new relationship during quarantine.

Find the Tea With Qwns Podcast on iTunes, Spotify or on Instagram @teawithqwnspod.

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In this episode, Alex Piscatelli and Daisy Santana speak with their college professor and DOALT favorite Dr. Nate Rodriguez. Dr. Nate is a media studies professor, and he teaches a class at San Diego State University called "Media & Identity", which looks into intersectionalities of identity, especially in media. He talks about what intersectionality is, how it relates to everything going on in the world and why it's so important. He also talks about how intersectionality shows up in the dating world.

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