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What happens when one person in a long-term relationship experiences a major change in faith, values, and outlook on life? Can a relationship survive when two people are no longer on the same page?

Vince (99.1 PLR) and Dee (Fox's 99 To Beat S1) welcome special guest Connor from Connoisseur Media for an honest, funny, and occasionally unpredictable conversation about relationships, religion, and figuring out where life takes you.

After six years with his girlfriend, Connor found himself on a much deeper Christian journey than the one he started with. He opens up about questioning his beliefs, rediscovering Christianity through Bible study, and the frustration of realizing how much he still had to learn. The crew explores what happens when personal growth changes a relationship, how to navigate differences in beliefs, and why communication, maturity, love, and meeting halfway matter.

Then things take a few detours! From Christian V-Tubers and internet culture to Vince’s ongoing dating adventures, goth-girl matchmaking schemes, and a wild conversation about Cocaine Bear, there’s plenty of classic Laughable Advice chaos along the way.

Can two people grow in different directions and still build a future together? And can Dee finally find Vince the right woman? Tune in for relationship talk, real-life experiences, questionable jokes, and advice that might actually help.

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What happens when relationship advice, dating apps, ChatGPT, questionable fashion choices, pop culture, and real-life heartbreak all end up in the same conversation? You get another episode of Laughable Advice. Brought to you by Blue Law Bourbon (21+ only, drink responsibly)

Vince and Dee kick off the episode with some laughs about a signature hat and AI-generated advice before moving into stories about getting stared at in public, social media, and the strange ways our online world shapes everyday life.

The conversation takes a more serious turn as they talk about the unexpected loss of  professional wrestler PAC (Benjamin Satterley) and how losing someone around your own age can change the way you think about life, health, and mortality. They also discuss the importance of men being able to openly express grief and the reality that sometimes you really should listen to your body and go to the doctor.

From there, the show gets back to its trademark mix of humor and relationship talk, including alternative dating apps, furries, wife swapping, attraction, celebrity relationships, Drake dating a goth girl, and the unpredictable twists that come with finding love. Throughout it all, Vince and Dee keep coming back to one idea: life can change quickly, so you might as well laugh when you can.

If you're looking for a podcast that mixes relationship advice with unfiltered conversation, personal stories, pop culture, and plenty of laughs, you're in the right place.

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In this episode of Laughable Advice, hosts Vince (from 99.1 PLR) and Dee (from Fox's 99 to Beat, Season 1) break down real relationship dilemmas mixed with comedy, studio updates, and behind-the-scenes radio workplace drama.

Vince (99.1 PLR) and Dee (Fox’s 99 To Beat) are back with another episode of Laughable Advice, and this one starts off hot!

Vince kicks things off with a dating disaster involving a Wu-Tang Clan and Bone Thugs-n-Harmony concert, free tickets, a no-show, and the classic "I was sad in bed" explanation. Dee offers some advice: maybe it’s time to stop chasing and start with friendship.

From there, the conversation gets into the challenges of modern dating—including mixed signals, inconsistent texting, emotional availability, and why being too accommodating can sometimes send the wrong message.

The hosts also debate the best first-date ideas, with Dee making the case for IKEA and Vince arguing for activities like mini-golf or bowling. Because apparently, nothing reveals someone's true personality quite like watching how they handle losing at mini-golf.

Then comes THE ICK.

Inspired by Dee's social media followers, Vince and Dee run through some of the biggest dating turn-offs—from open-mouth chewing and rude behavior toward restaurant staff to excessive phone use, taking endless food photos, and getting way too drunk on a first date.

Finally, they tackle the more serious side of relationships: communication, accountability, boundaries, marriage, children, and knowing what you actually want. Being honest about your expectations early can save you from years of resentment, confusion, and wasted time.

What’s your biggest dating ick? And what’s the best—or worst—first date you've ever been on? Let us know in the comments.

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Vince Berry and Dee Ortiz are back with another episode of Laughable Advice, and this week the conversation goes everywhere from fresh tattoos and questionable Snapchat notifications to the complicated world of dating, breakups, rebounds, and realizing that maybe the person you've been overlooking could actually be the right one.

Vince reveals that an ex from his distant past has unexpectedly added him on Snapchat-and then completely ignored his attempt to figure out why.
Meanwhile, another woman from his past may finally be single after a messy breakup, leading D to wonder if Vince could be the "end of the road" she's been looking for.

The duo also talk about dating patterns, the difference between attraction and compatibility, Vince's history with a tattooed goth bartender, his growing collection of ink, the possibility of making some extra money as a wedding DJ/ MC, and why sometimes being the "boring option" might not be such a bad thing.

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This week, Vince (99.1 PLR) and Dee Ortiz (Fox’s 99 to Beat) ditch the guest format and dive into an unfiltered conversation packed with hilarious stories, relationship advice, and plenty of laughs.

From building a Tiny Blockbuster out of thrift store finds to reminiscing about the glory days of Blockbuster and Hollywood Video, the conversation quickly shifts into the wild world of modern dating. They swap real dating horror stories submitted by listeners, discuss ghosting, awkward first dates, long-term relationships, dating apps, age gaps, and yes... Vince explains the infamous concept of "post-n*t clarity."

Along the way they share embarrassing breakup stories, debate whether you can find love in a thrift store, and wonder if today's dating scene is completely broken—or if everyone is just overthinking it.

Have your own dating disaster or relationship question? Leave it in the comments—you might hear it discussed on a future episode!

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This week on Laughable Advice, Vince and Dee Ortiz are joined by special guest  Melissa Sheketoff of Melissa in the Morning on WICC 660AM/95.9 FM  for an hour of laughs, relationship talk, and brutally honest advice.

The conversation covers everything from what makes a long-term marriage work to the challenges of modern dating, before diving into a hilarious Reddit story about being pressured into becoming part of a family obsessed with Disney. Is it ever okay to hate Disney? How do you survive your partner's family traditions when they're completely different from your own? And where's the line between compromise and losing your sanity?

Along the way, the crew shares personal stories, pokes fun at relationship quirks, and offers the kind of advice that's equal parts practical and laughable.

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This week, host Vince Berry and the lovely Dee Ortiz are joined by comedian and improv artist Ron Hill, who saved the day on short notice. Before diving into the depths of Reddit Relationship disasters, the crew talks about Vince's out-of-control thrifting habits, the unique agony of raising teenage daughters (and cats), and why "fat looks better brown" at the gym.

Things take a hilariously dark turn as Ron and Vince swap their absolute worst on-stage trauma stories—involving a well-meaning joke to a grieving priest and an incredibly awkward encounter with a double-amputee. Finally, they tackle two juicy relationship dilemmas from the internet: a gym bro who got roasted into tears on a fourth date, and the ultimate debate on whether or not you should ever date a stand-up comedian.

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