Take Me Out

@tmopodcast is back with someone who needs no introduction: infamous Internet personality Caroline Calloway (@carolinecalloway). Tiff gets deep inside the mind of the self-described scammer to find out who she really is when preconceived notions are removed. The ladies dig into Calloway's obsession with fame, her struggles with addiction and mental health, her controversial usage of OnlyFans and, of course, that now-notorious magazine tell-all. Tiff also inquires about Caroline's off-screen sex life, her dating app tips and the best titties in art history. Make sure to follow Take Me Out on Instagram at @tmopodcast, and find Tiff on Instagram/TikTok at @tiffbaira for season 3 updates and more. Don't forget to call 1-844-HEY-GIRL (1-844-439-4475) and leave a message with all your dirty dating secrets (or disasters) that you want to hear Tiff talk about on the air!

Happy New Year! On the season 2 finale, Tiff goes solo to reflect on the craziest year of our lives. She rates all her (pre-Covid) 2020 relationships, answers your most pressing Dirty Talk questions of the year and even brings back TMO favorite Lexie Lombard for a quick year end catch-up. Thanks to everyone who’s supported TMO this season! We’re going into 2021 together in our self-care and self-love bags! We’ll be back for season 3 on Feb. 3. And don’t forget to check out Lexie’s ICONIC podcast, @lexie, available on all podcast streaming platforms.

Are relationships always as sweet as they look? Find out with TikTik star Isaac Hindin-Miller and the talented Miranda Jarfi on this week's episode of TMO.

On this extra naughty Christmas episode, Tiff is read to filth by her two college best friends, Daren and Gus. From being dragged out of clubs to sexy secret Santas, these three have been through it all together. Come for the crazy college stories, and stay for the conversations about the different types of drunk personalities, coming into your own in NYC, the “gay best friend” trope, independence and individuality, the facade of social media, and learning how to be vulnerable. The chaos is abounding, and the wisdom is overflowing on this week’s episode of TMO.

In this episode, Tiff speaks with Liz Goldwyn — author, filmmaker & founder of The Sex Ed — to understand sex from an academic standpoint. They have an insight-filled conversation about the necessity of good sexual communication, the different definitions of feminism, the need to set sexual boundaries in the midst of a pandemic and the role mindfulness plays in sex. Not ones to shy away from complicated topics, they also debunk myths about the shame associated with sex, the phenomenon of ghosting and the messy process of discovering sexuality at a young age. Together, they reinforce that all of our sexual discovery journeys will look different, but what’s most important is learning how to fall in love with ourselves first.

Tiff and Phoebe “Pojo” Joseph, creator of Models That Eat and 2020 Dazed 100er, give you a behind the scenes look into the modeling industry — all the good, the bad and the toxic. Speaking from opposite sides of the spectrum (Pojo as a veteran model and Tiff as a fresh face), they discuss the prevalence of mental illness in the industry, the bravery it takes to say no in bad situations and the strength needed to dismantle preconceived notions. They also delve into the importance of self-care, the stigma that comes with age-gap relationships, their aversions to Twitter, the body hair debate and the power of creating your own identity independent of your past, your work and your relationships.

Pull up a seat at the Baira dinner table for a candid conversation from the most iconic mother daughter duo since Lorelai and Rory. On this extra special birthday episode of TMO, Tiff chats with the person who’s seen it all: her mom. But this isn’t your typical family dinner talk; these sexually liberated women speak frankly about owning your sexuality as a mother, having an open and honest relationship with your child, rejecting monogamy, dating older (or younger) and getting messy on a Carnival cruise. Listen for valuable insight from Tiff’s empowered mom and to find out how the “Carrie Bradshaw of Gen Z” became the confident and strong woman she is today.

On this week’s episode, Tiff is joined by the inimitable Anastasia Wright, certified bad bitch, owner of IMG Agency & Records and marketing VP for iconic artists like Janet Jackson. They talk about what it means to be a successful woman in a high-power position looking for love, and they attempt to answer the age-old question: “Can you really have it all?”

Rachel Sennott -- Twitter princess, comedian and star of 2020’s buzziest film festival hit Shiva Baby -- joins Tiff from L.A. on this week’s episode. This unstoppable duo covers it all from love in the time of corona to dating in L.A. vs NYC and how dating expectations and views change with time (and one too many bad experiences).

This week, Tiff sits down with NYC artist + graphic designer + YouTube Queen Lexie Lombard for one of TMO’s most vulnerable episodes. Join Tiff and Lexie as they discuss moving on after heartbreak, defining your worth as a single woman in the city and demanding respect in everything from one-night-stands to long-term relationships. This episode gives you two somewhat different perspectives on how to handle a breakup, but with a common thread of realizing the strength it takes to walk away and choose yourself instead of staying in a bad relationship. Tune in, and explore the powerful truth behind going through a breakup but not letting it break you.