This week Sav and Llary each give some dating updates and then take the enneagram quiz together. They discuss their results, including what they agree and disagree with, and how their results could apply to their dating lives.

This week Sav and Llary catch up on some of the things on their mind lately and each give a bit of an extended dating update.

Sav and Llary give each other some dating updates and then take a trip down memory lane by sharing specific songs and the things those songs remind them of.

Sav and Llary chat with Llary's friend, Meg. (Partly while staying with Meg at her house in Ireland and partly after returning home.) Meg brings the gals some of the myths she's heard about Mormons, and Sav and Llary set the record straight with a mix of giggles and gasps.

Llary and Sav both give each other some long-awaited dating updates. After catching up, they revisit their teenage obsession with Twilight. They laugh about swooning over sparkly vampires and reflect on the saga’s cultural impact. From swooning over Edward to realizing that stalking isn't romantic, they explore how their ideas about love have evolved.

This week Sav and Llary chat with their friend Ching. Hillary and Ching tell Sav about a speed dating event they attended in New York City!

This week Hillary and Sav discuss some of their favorite boyfriends from fictional media including books, TV, and movies. They grade many well-known boyfriends from popular rom-coms.

Sav and Hillary break down some of their thoughts about the new reality TV show, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.

In this episode Sav and Hillary consider the advice they might include in letters to their younger selves. They cover various areas including friends, family, career, religion, and more.

This week Hillary & Sav trade dating app profiles to try to help each other find some success. They laugh at some of the classic, cliche profiles they come across and tailor their matches and conversation starters to what they think the other would like. Listen in as they comment from the trenches of what is the modern dating world and attempt to make something monotonous a little more fun.

*Identity theft is not a joke* (But what if it is)