Dr. Wendy Walsh explores the concept of time and how our perception of it changes as we age. She delves into the psychology behind why time seems to speed up or slow down, citing research on how our brains process different senses and experiences. Dr. Walsh also discusses the importance of mindfulness and meditation in slowing down time, sharing her personal experience with meditation and offering tips for beginners. Additionally, she touches on the topic of loneliness and the challenges of modern dating, setting the stage for a discussion on strategies for finding meaningful relationships.

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Dr Wendy dives into the complexities of relationships and dating over 50. She shares her own experiences and insights on how to navigate the world of online dating, warning listeners about common scams and pitfalls. Wendy also addresses common cognitive biases that keep people in bad relationships, such as loss aversion and the sunk cost fallacy. She offers practical advice on how to break free from these patterns and cultivate a secure attachment in relationships.

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Happy New Year. Dr. Wendy is getting into New Year New You. Including new body even with no time to exercise, new mindset, and a new love life specifically for single people. It's all on KFIAM-640!

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Dr. Wendy is getting into the New Year with the new love life for partnered people. PLUS we are getting some Wendy wisdom with Dr. Wendy's driveby makeshift relationship advice as she answers your relationship questions. All that and more right here on KFIAM-640. 

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In this episode of the Doctor Wendy Walsh Show, host Doctor Wendy Walsh explores the state of relationships in 2025. She discusses the mating crisis in America, where a surplus of men and a decline in population are causing concern. Doctor Walsh talks about the rise of AI companions and the potential consequences of relying on technology for intimacy. She also delves into the trend of lavender marriages, where young people are choosing non-romantic partnerships for financial and emotional support. The episode covers the complexities of modern relationships and the need for real-world alternatives to technology.

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Doctor Wendy Walsh explores the consequences of a society with an oversupply of single men. She's joined by film director Violet Feng, who shares her documentary "The Dating Game" that delves into China's one-child policy and its effects on the country's population. They discuss the rise of a surplus of single men, the impact on mental health, and the potential consequences for society, including increased crime rates and the military's role in addressing the issue. This conversation sheds light on a pressing global concern.

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It's the holiday season and Dr. Wendy is covering why it is good to go home for the holidays. PLUS there is a huge difference in men friendships and women friendships and how we can improve friendships for men. All that and even more on KFIAM-640.

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Dr. Wendy is giving us some Wendy wisdom with her drive by makeshift relationship advice. PLUS we are talking to Dr. Andrew Erdman, the licensed psychotherapist and historian, about his podcast "Feel Familiar? Emotionally Intelligent History."

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Dr. Wendy is breaking down why we are obsessed with the Diddy Doc. PLUS the micro habits that can improve your relationship and why they are so important. It's all on KFIAM-640.

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Dr. Wendy is offering her Wendy wisdom with her drive by makeshift relationship advice. PLUS the role of religion in marriage, AND if you are Jewish and single, we have all you need to know about the Matzoaball as we talk to the National Director, Brittany Shoughi. 

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