Last First Date Radio

Erwan Davon has taught thousands of singles and couples how to have exceptional romantic relationships over the last 17 years. He is the founder, senior teacher, and president of San Francisco based Erwan Davon Teachings. He graduated with a degree in psychology and soon began teaching personal development for one of the world's largest personal growth organizations. He then branched out on his own to support people in their relationships, and in 1993 founded Beyond Education, which later became Erwan Davon Teachings. Erwan has a straight talking style that gets through to anyone so you can see your blind spots in relationship and then take your romance to new heights. Join us as we discuss how to overcome fears and stumbling blocks in relationships.

Dr. Amy Banks was an instructor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and is now the director of Advanced Training at the Jean Baker Miller Training Institute at the Wellesley Centers for Women. She has a private practice in Lexington, Massachusetts, which specializes in relational psychopharmacology and therapy for people who suffer from chronic disconnection. Dr. Banks studies love. More specifically, she studies relational neuroscience, and is publishing a new book with her major findings in the realm of love:

1. It's not actually as important to have a strong sense of self as it is to have a significant other;

2. That friend that ALWAYS chooses the wrong guy isn't weak. A bad relationship reprograms your neuropathways to seek out similar relationships in the future. She needs to recondition her brain - not just to take a good hard look in the mirror.

Join us for a dynamic conversation revealing the latest scientific research on love and attraction.

Many people who don’t have the love life they desire spend time “repackaging” their external self instead of rewiring their internal self. When “repackaging” doesn’t work, they still end up feeling alone and awful about themselves. Too often people ask, “what is wrong with me?” The answer we come up with is almost always incorrect. What is the correct answer? You’ll find out in this essential interview with Kimberley Heart.

Ross A. Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT is the owner and works in Clinical Care Consultants, a counseling center in the northern suburbs of Chicago. He also owns and trains with Advanced Clinical Trainers (ACT), which provides a platform for talented and inspiring trainers, leaders and experts.

Ross has been a psychotherapist since 1988. He is considered an expert in codependency, sex and love addiction, and Narcissistic and Borderline Personality Disorders. Ross is a licensed therapist who is also a certified addiction counselor (CADC) and certified sex addictions therapist (CSAT). 

Join us for a fantastic show about how to avoid daitng and falling in love with the people who hurt us.

Antonio Borrello Ph.D is a psychologist and marriage/relationship counselor. He spent the past 20 years as a professor and in private practice as a clinical psychologist specializing in relationship therapy. 

Theresa Pavone Ph.D is an inspiring author and an industrial and organizational psychologist. She prides herself on improving relationships in the workplace with effective coaching and work-life balance techniques. 

Join us for an informative interview with Antonio and Theresa, a divorced couple who have recently co-authored Relationships 2.0, a book that shows you how to improve your relationships and find lifelong love in the age of social media and the mobile web.

Sandra Fidelis is a Dating Coach and co-author of the book Sexy Secrets to a Juicy Love Life. She empowers women to shift how they view themselves and to redefine what they believe they deserve in every area of life. Sandra creates groundbreaking programs for women all over the world to help them obliterate the obstacles that are standing in their way of meeting Mr. Right. Join us as we discuss red flags in dating and whether it's okay to date a newly separated man.

Abby Rodman is a psychotherapist, relationship expert, author and speaker, renowned for her focus on midlife dating, marriage and divorce. She has appeared on the Today Show, HuffPost Live, and is regularly sought out by print, broadcast and online media outlets for her expertise on relationship issues. She is the author of two books, Should You Marry Him? and Without This Ring: A Woman’s Guide To Successfully Living Through and Beyond Midlife Divorce. Join us as we discuss thriving after midlife divorce!

Erika Ettin is the Founder of A Little Nudge, where she helps people navigate the world of online dating. Her services include writing a unique profile to get you noticed, helping to choose your best profile pictures, writing emails to get someone’s attention, and planning dates.

After working in the finance industry for seven years, Erika realized that her true calling was personal marketing, or helping people put their best foot forward online.

A Little Nudge has been featured in The Washington Post, NPR, Good Day Philadelphia, and AskMen, and Erika currently writes a dating column for Philly.com and JDate.  Join us on January 13th to learn 5 steps you can take to find love online this year!

Dating coach, Sandy Weiner of Last first date, speaks with Jane Pollak, Coach, professional speaker and author of Soul Proprietor: 101 Lessons from a Lifestyle Entrepreneur. She'll be discussing how she found love in midlife, the importance of nipping relationships in the bud, and much more.