Entrepreneurs, Love Coaches, Media Personalities and Husbands Gee and Juan from Atlanta, GA discuss being married 10 years, parenting, owning a restaurant together, the importance of mental health, Gee’s new Memoir, “Black Enough Man Enough” as well as providing essential advice such as "Release the need to change someone."

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2020 has been one helluva year (hence our lengthy hiatus.) And though the coronavirus pandemic has brought devastation, there were glimpses of light amid the sadness. Hosts Iman and Pierre spoke to past guests who faced great loss and gained beautiful new additions to their family.

Aisha and Joe, a married couple we spoke to last year, dealt with job loss, leaving NYC for Connecticut and working as a doctor when New York was the epicenter of the pandemic.

Lindsay talks to us with her best friend Max about what it was like to be pregnant and give birth during the pandemic without her closest friend being physically present to support her.

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We gathered friends of the show Kahlil Haywood and Austin Williams to discuss the Netflix dating reality series, Love is Blind. We get into the overall landscape of dating reality shows, the giant blow up between Carlton and Diamond, (should he have disclosed that he was bisexual sooner?) the love triangle between Jessica, Barnett and Lauren and much, much more!

Happy Valentine's Day! We're back for Season 3 with Ryan and Philip, who met on Tinder 5 years ago. Ryan tells Pierre and Iman about what he *didn't* want: an actor and a smoker. The love of his life, Philip, turned out to be both. Funny how life works! They discuss their first date, a botched first attempt at a trip to Dia:Beacon in Upstate New York and navigating a sometimes-open relationship.

 

Iman and Pierre are back with the second Dating in NYC episode. To discuss, we gathered friends of the show Paulana Lamonier and Austin Williams -- we also asked a new friend to join us, Francis Mothersille. We got into first date etiquette, man weaves, dating people who have children, polyamourous relationships and so much more. It’s a fun one. Tune in!

Jeff and Eric Rosenthal are the podcasters, comedians, musicians and brothers known as ItsTheReal. Yes, we asked them how they met. (Jeff, who is 3.5 years younger, of course doesn’t remember.) They discussed growing up in Westchester, their bar mitzvahs, the business of being a creative, getting in the podcast game early, their place in hip hop and more.

This week's guests are best friends Lindsay and Max. They discuss taking mushrooms together, the importance of group chats and how being New York City transplants connected them and strengthened their bond.

 

This week we talk to Eric & Woodley who consider themselves "bestie brothers". They met on a dating app about 8 years ago and knew early on that they would be great friends. They discuss New York dating life, how their friendship evolved, share their coming out stories and how they helped one another with that difficult process.

This week, Iman and Pierre are tackling the TLC reality TV franchise "90 Day Fiancé!" The show is chock full of drama (real and manufactured) and of course it ties right into the theme of How'd U Meet? The reality series also gets into issues of race, immigration, xenophobia, cultural differences and current political moment. To discuss, we brought on friend to the show Kyshia Smith (who was on with her partner last season) and Pierre's partner, Claude.

This week, in celebration of Pride month, we're re-airing one of our favorite and most popular episode from season one with same-sex couple and business partners Richard and Charles, who’ve been together for 10 years and married for 3 years. They discussed owning a vodka company together — and the challenges that come with it, infidelity and the importance of trust and transparency. Happy Pride!