In this episode we invite Camille, who is keen to break the taboo of "egg freezing" by (single) women in their thirties or beyond. More than a year ago Camille's long term relationship ended abruptly and unexpectedly. As she's in her thirties and has a warm wish to become a mom one day, this breakup had an even bigger impact than one would imagine. This was the starting point for Camille to decide to freeze her eggs. Now, a couple of months later, Camille is happy in life again, and determined to spread the word around social freezing. She went all the way to the Parliament to convince our politicians to have the procedure reimbursed. So, tune into this episode, and learn all about social freezing, what it takes, what it costs, the pros and cons and how it brought back comfort to Camille's (love) life.

We’re thrilled to announce a new episode of our podcast. Another strong story from another strong woman! Natasa tells us how she ended a long term relationship at the age of 33. Against all social expectations. A starting point for her to follow the path she really wanted. A tough one it turns out, with lots of judgements and unsolicited advice from others. But also lots of self reflection and therapy. She tells us how she learned to allow herself to enjoy her successful and happy life without a husband or kids.

We're happy to invite a specialist to the table in this episode. Marjorie is a certified matchmaker with Berkeley International, a specialist elite dating agency. She tells us all about her job, the pitfalls and success factors in dating and some memorable true matchmaking stories. If you want to understand how matchmaking works, then tune into this episode!

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In this episode Kim, the second male guest on our show, shares his views on relationships. From short to long ones, from sneaker sex to true love. Kim is a gay man nearing his fifties who has lived in many different countries and has seen quite a bit in life and love. Tune into this episode to find out what Kim learned along the way and how he reflects back on his more recent breakup.

In this first episode of our brand new second season, Julie talks us through the ugly truth about online dating and how she ends up being a pro at breakups. After an exhausting year Julie decides to quit (online) dating and stay single for the rest of her life... Until she starts a professional development track and everything changes... 

Gerald, a perpetually single guy, shares his remarkable story on how he met Jamie and discovers the ins and outs of being in a serious relationship for the first time. After the breakup and reading tons of literature on how to be successful in relationships, Gerald has a lot of insights to share. Listen to find out all about attachment styles, love languages and much more.

In this episode Danielle looks back on her 8 years as a single woman. With a lot of humor, she talks us through the incorrectness of dating app algorithms, the good and the bad about blind dates and some other funny dating experiences. Instead of giving advice to all those single ladies out there, Danielle ends with a message for people who are in long-term relationships on how to manage single friends.

Love moves in mysterious ways. In this episode of our podcast Kate shares how she had a crush on a colleague at the most unexpected time. She tells us what made her take a hugely impactful decision in her life while she was in, what seemed like, an almost perfect long term relationship.

Get ready people ! In this episode the podcast host Jo goes naked. It's her turn to share her most remarkable dating story. After a painful breakup she meets a handsome guy in a bar. An innocent move it seemed, until she discovered he had a lot of secrets...

Is dating a married guy wrong or not? Maybe the answer isn't that black or white. Listen to our most controversial episode since we started our podcast and find out what Julie things about it after having dated a married guy for 3 years.