Listen as my anonymous co-host talks about what it was like to date after he was married with kids. He talks about the difficulties he went through after divorce and how he overcame them. At the end he offers advice on how to get back into the dating game. He hopes his story can help those who are going through the difficult process of divorce. I also think his advice can help anyone in the dating world.   

According to eHarmony, there are over 40 million Americans using online dating apps. Along with the many users, there are also thousands of dating apps. This episode talks about some of the most popular ones and how they're different from each other. I'm joined by my friend, Steve, as we talk about our personal experiences using them. The apps can be exciting at first, but they eventually get a bit exhausting. 

My co-host, Katie, returns to join me on this episode all about Valentine's day. Many people dread the day and associate it with relationships. If you're not in one, then the day sucks. You're wrong! This episode let's you know all the different ways you can celebrate love this February 14th. It is so much more than a celebration of two people in love!

The first dating game show was produced in the 1960s. Since then, there have been numerous shows of all different types. Most of them ending in failed relationships rather than successful ones. Listen as my co-host, Ryan, and I explore the different categories of dating tv shows, from "the innocent phase" to "airing your dirty laundry." Maybe you'll want to try to find your new significant other this way instead of in person. I wouldn't recommend it, though. Listen to find out why. 

The Bachelor is back on air and my co-host, Katharine, and I discuss the good and bad about dating on live tv. I also give my personal experience of going to a casting call in Columbus, Ohio to audition for the Bachelor. I didn't make it to the next round, but at least I gave it a try! Find out on this episode if you think it would be worth going on the show to find your happily ever after. 

Learn about the three different types of friendzones and how to know whether you're in the friendzone or not. My friends who are married, Jon and Mandy, join me on this episode to talk about their own experiences in the friendzone. Listen to find out all about the friendzone and the answers to questions you may have about it. 

From living longer to student debt, there are lot of reasons why more people are staying single nowadays. In fact, 2014 was the first year single people outnumbered the amount of married people in the United States. Listen to this episode as my co-host, Ellie, and I tell you why we think more people are opting for the single way of life! 

My cousin, Melinda, bravely talks about her diagnosis with Generalized Anxiety Disorder. She hopes talking about it will help remove the negative stigma that surrounds mental illness. She gives tips on how to date with anxiety and how to be in a relationship with one. Most importantly, seek a professional if you think you or someone you know may have a mental illness. It's okay to ask for help!  

It's time to step outside of your comfort zone and try some new things in the dating world. Tired of the same terrible dates? Want to finally find a meaningful relationship? Then listen to this episode as my co-host, Mojdeh, and I talk about 8 ways to change up your dating game for the New Year. We've tried them and have had some success! If things aren't working out in your current dating life, then you've got to try something new! Happy New Year!

My parents join me on this episode to talk about the 6 best and 6 worst Christmas gifts to give your Significant Other. Regardless of the gifts, don't forget to spend quality time and be present with your Significant Other, family, and friends this holiday season. Also, take some time to listen to this episode and make sure you get the best gift for your main man or woman. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!