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In the final episode of our first season, I am joined by Jen... our interviewee from last week... and my better half.
We talk about how we met through the making of Playing With Matches.
We also hear from Georgia-Lee & Craig, our first couple interview, who met through online dating and now live together with their baby boy, Albert.
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A very special episode today...
Certainly for me - and I hope for you too.
Today is all about Jen (my own partner who I met through creating Playing With Matches).
We talk about her online dating experiences pre-me - and I nod and smile politely.
Enjoy.
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A change of script this week as our lockdown interviews are coming to a close...
Gemma and Lou-Lou have written, directed and performed a play called 'Lobster.'
It's all about online dating from a female perspective – so it ties in perfectly with Playing With Matches.
Here we chat about all things Lobster and the shift in human communication from IRL to online – with all its pros and cons.
Gemma & Lou-Lou links:
recording of Lobster at Underbelly Edinburgh 2019
About "Lobster"
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This week we have a brand new episode recorded just last week.
Danielle is a musician and yoga instructor from Wales.
She has lots of stories and a great sense of humour.
Enjoy.
Danielle's song 'Girl From Tinder'
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Kate likes to call men 'cowboy' but she won't tolerate your 'rapey' messages or your fetishization of Chinese women. Quite right too.
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Amira (not her real name) is six feet tall, but doesn't care how tall her dates are.
She comes from a religious family where talk of sex is taboo, but has moved to the UK and found her own sexual freedom.
She dates men and women and couples and laughs a lot.
Enjoy.
Thank you to Denise Banks & Joanna Suchomska for conducting the interview.
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Manisha loves Brooklyn Nine-Nine.Send a text
Tara has had so much drama dating online, that her friends call her Bridget.
She thinks she is catnip to catfish.
Dating online during lockdown made her long for the days when people met for the first time IRL.
She's been stung by Bumble, but she's not out for the count yet.
Enjoy.
Thank you to Ele Berrie for her help editing this episode.
Thank you to Denise Banks & Joanna Suchomska for conducting the interview.
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Ally is bisexual, polyamorous, mixed race, has ADHD and doesn't like Tories.
She is also incredibly smart.
She knows who she is, what she wants and is tired of explaining it all to you.
Divisive and entertaining... it's a good one.
Enjoy.
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Patricia is from Romania and moved to the UK for her studies.
She's lived in Manchester and London but doesn't date British men because they make too many jokes about Dracula when they find out where she's from.
She once went on a date with a man, only to find out she was actually attending his engagement party.
She cycled 60 kilometres for another date... and she never came back.
Enjoy.
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Women talk about their online dating experiences... The good, the funny and the downright shocking.