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In Episode 620, Germar really hates Plenty of Fish. So, once again he attempts to design the perfect romantic partner, with the hopes that she's a listener. And this time, he does that by examining the positives of past relationships. Follow Don Juan Germaro everywhere at the first person that responds with "k" gets a cash deposit in May.

In Episode 620, Germar really hates Plenty of Fish. So, once again he attempts to design the perfect romantic partner, with the hopes that she's a listener. And this time, he does that by examining the positives of past relationships. Follow Don Juan Germaro everywhere at the first person that responds with "k" gets a cash deposit in May.

Photo by Sharon McCutcheon In Episode 619, they, them, theirs. In another best episode of all time, Germar explains everything better than everyone . . . again. No one will like this episode. Follow the world's greatest most-hated everywhere no one reads this. 

In Episode 616, Germar welcomes Professor Aditi Paul to the podcast. Dr. Paul is the universe's leading expert on Gen-Z sex, dating apps, and app-based sex work. Follow Aditi everywhere @iamaditipaul. Follow in love with the universe's best podcast host @GermarDerron.

A quick review of the latest Marvel-Sony-Spider-man-Villain-Hero-movie-film. LIGHT SPOILERS. Follow your hero, Germar Derron, everywhere @GermarDerron. NSFW.

In Episode 614, Germar Derron goes old school. He covers hit shows The Dropout, Inventing Anna, Super Pumped, and Winning Time (4:57), in that special way that only he can. But first, he expounds on some recent personal pain. Follow the Doc of Pod everywhere @GermarDerron. NSFW.

Photo by Vinícius Vieira ft from Pexels In Episode 613, Germar proves definitively that superpowers and magic are real. Follow the metahuman everywhere @GermarDerron.

 Photo by Florian Köppen from Pexels This is the most important episode of any podcast ever. And it's very short, so just listen. Follow the Seer everywhere @GermarDerron.

Photo by Alex Green from Pexels In Episode 612, Germar Derron continues to try to understand why you can't stop arguing online. If we can understand it, we can end it? Follow G-man everywhere @GermarDerron, if you believe in freedom.