Hamptons, Delaware, Dar is everywhere! My first New England summer adventure... This week's guest is one of my favorite people, Jordy B. Plot twist: I was her sorority big, but somehow we've become even closer after graduation than we ever were in college. From me crashing her Florida spring break, to visiting her hometown, to somehow already having Fourth of July traditions together, this friendship has truly had the best post-grad glow-up.

Protein pitches, starting over my dating pool, understanding my 'why', and realizing theres pretty states other than California. Tune in to episode 7!

I'm joined by my friend-turned-roommate Jolie as we officially enter our Upper East Side era.

From how we met and ended up living together in NYC to post-grad, job hunting, and how New York has completely changed our outlook on life (and men), we're covering it all.

Plus, we're spilling on the current roster: Raya, Artist Boy, Mr. Big, and a few other characters who probably shouldn't be getting this much airtime.

Two Persian girls, one apartment, and absolutely no shortage of opinions.

XOXO,
Dar

A topic that is has been a part of me since I could speak! I am so happy to share this episode with a growing artist here in NYC, Nate Dailey, where we both share our love for the art, why we do it, and of course- Nate gives me commentary on my search for love in NYC.

Cue the Birthday Song. Its Birthday Debrief time- the one episode per season that makes you question if I will ever stop celebrating my birthday for the whole month. (no!)

The saying goes, 'New York or Nowhere' but I would be lying if I said I didn't miss home. A new chapter awaits.

[I need an engineer fr for my headphone listeners]

Episode 3 of Season 4 is a family affair as my cousin Kelly joins me for a hilarious and heartfelt conversation on finding your home away from home. From Argentina wine country to Boca Raton billionaires, we unpack travel chaos, cultural discoveries, dating disasters, and why life always seems more glamorous when you’re passing through. Kelly brings her journalist eye, podcast host energy, and behind-the-scenes stories from her many side quests, while I bring the usual oversharing and questionable decision-making. It’s about family, freedom, reinvention, and realizing sometimes the world gives more than the city boy who can’t even plan a proper date.

Wall Street—an episode about chaos, cash, and learning the hard way that New York will still be there tomorrow. From girls’ dinners and Michigan memories to questionable spending habits (yes, almost $3K in three weeks… call me insane), we unpack what’s actually worth it in your 20s, travel, fashion, or just surviving with groceries. With a little finance advice, a lot of bad decisions, and some plotting along the way, this episode is your reminder that everyone’s figuring it out, even when it looks like they’re not.

(Double shoutout to Dina Ayada)

JUST DO IT! I moved to the city of my dreams and beat all odds against me. I share the story on how I came here with 5 professional network connections to 45 in just one month; from shooting BTS at New York Fashion Week, invited to album listening parties, and interviewing for more than 8 new positions.. anything is possible if you just get yourself to do it.

Everyone loved him in episode “2 man” so I brought back my good friend Yanis, for the season 3 finale. As much as I thought I’d be more reflective in this episode— I can’t help the truth; it’s been an exciting time hanging out with my different prospects in the Bay and Yanis and I talk about predictions for my behavior in NYC.

From boy group drama to life as a medical assistant— there’s no telling where this episode is headed. Thank you all for a great run, this was fun. I need to go lock in now.

My guest was in the delivery room when I was born, and no she is not my mother… she’s my best friend who’s navigated the Bay Area with me since ‘03, Persian twin, and someone who we pass our roster back and forth with. (Totally kidding?)

Almaden V.S. Cupertino

Your favorite Silicon Valley born and raised girls who are proving stereotypes wrong day by day! Welcome my guest Ananya who may be the only reason I passed french in middle school AND high school. From partying in Purdue together (I didn’t even go there) and now living on our own in big new cities, we dive into what most Bay Area Mixers WON’T.