I Like You

I Like You

By JP & ElahSociety & Culture
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I Like You episodes

  • #78: Party of One
    Michelle hates being single, despite the many benefits. We investigate why. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2012/08/78-party-of-one/
    25 min
  • #77: Junk Mail
    Kat Angus was the cool ex: she got over her breakup with Brandon quickly, and they stayed friends. Then things went bad. An email was sent to Brandon’s new girlfriend – it was filled with lovey words from Kat – and pictures… Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2012/08/77-junk-mail/
    24 min
  • #76: Unpretty
    Elah’s mom spent most of her life feeling unattractive, but in some ways, it was the best thing that ever happened to her – and in other, more obvious ways, it was the worst. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2012/08/76-unpretty/
    19 min
  • #75: Start to Finish
    This week we have four short stories from fantastic contributors. They all have to do with the beginning, middle, and/or end of a relationship. Huge thanks to Dave Pickering, Jonathan Harris, Whitney Jones, and Dave Huth for letting us use their stories on the show. Also thanks to Cowbird – a great storytelling site where three of this week’s stories were originally published. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2012/07/75-start-to-finish/
    23 min
  • #79: The Set-Up
    This week JP and Elah play matchmaker and send real people on real dates! The catch? Our volunteer Nicole has to pick the gentlemen using smell alone. Will her favorite smell also be her favorite date? We’ll reveal all at the end of the show. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2012/09/79-the-set-up/
    33 min
  • #85: Seniors On Love
    I asked four elders in my family what they wish they’d know about love and relationships when they were younger. Mostly they ignored my questions and freestyled it, but their answers were insightful nonetheless. And sweet and blunt. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2013/02/85-seniors-on-love/
    26 min

About I Like You

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The podcast tells often-silly, sometimes-sweet, and occasionally-traumatic tales of modern love.