that's what she said

season 2 finale has marcia debonis keeping it very real: partnership without marriage, how to accept setbacks as part of the path and why you should never read someone else's journal.

orion johnstone gets after it: liberation from the gender binary, navigating family tension around identity and breaking down our "barbie and ken" notions of love.

a deep dive with writer grace clarke: architecting great dates, understanding serial monogamy and the weird sex appeal of jeff goldblum.

actor sipiwe moyo shares her experiences setting out on a love vision quest, getting to kiss her celebrity crush and what oprah would have to say about all this.

actor whitney maris brown dishes on wrestling with darkness, exploring ethical non-monogamy and the poetic perfection that is "lover you should have come over."

theatre director lisa r dishes about coming out in the 90s, the faith necessary for long term partnership and the map laid out for her by madeleine l'engle and ursula leguin.

back in berlin: helen gibson talks an enduring love of little women, knowing what you want from a young age and the best language to fight in.

activist/organizer/advocate ms. v phillips brings the truth and the light: overcoming a painful childhood, how having a son changed her understanding of love, and the lasting power of judy blume.

actor and innovator shelly slovin shares her experience with divorce, the meditative quality of loving your children and what advice she would've given herself 50 years ago.

berlin based actor kristen bush shares her experience with a small town upbringing, long-distance relationships and finding love in a seriously unexpected place.