The Likeable Podcast

The allegations. The text messages. The university’s response. The investigation. And the bigger questions about consent, accountability, and what happens when a case explodes online. When does public outrage lead to accountability — and when can the internet make an already complicated case even messier?

This week on The Likeable Podcast, we’re diving into a complicated friendship with a romantic twist. Leia has a new male friend who wants to be more than friends, but there’s one major obstacle: he’s 20 years older than her. He’s interested in pursuing something romantic, but he doesn’t want to be seen as a sugar daddy. So, is Leia a jerk for rejecting him? Absolutely not — nobody owes anyone romantic feelings just because they’re a good person or genuinely interested. But what about talking about him on social media without naming him? Is that harmless storytelling, or is it still disrespectful if people can figure out who he is? We’re unpacking age gaps, dating expectations, rejection, friendship, financial assumptions, and the fine line between sharing your dating life online and embarrassing someone who has feelings for you.

In this episode of The Likeable Podcast, we’re talking about why men need to have a plan when it comes to planning dates. Is it really too much to ask for a little thought, effort, and initiative? We’re sharing our thoughts on what makes a date feel special—and why “I don’t know, what do you want to do?” isn’t always the answer. We also discuss Hayden Panettiere and the latest conversation surrounding her life and career. A little dating talk, a little pop culture, and plenty of opinions. #TheLikeablePodcast #DatingTalk #DatingAdvice #RelationshipTalk #PopCulture #HaydenPanettiere #PodcastLife #LikeablePodcast

This week on The Likeable Podcast, we’re talking about the unexpected return of MySpace and whether the OG social media platform can really make a comeback in today’s TikTok and Instagram world. Plus, we’re catching up on Perez Hilton — from the peak of celebrity gossip and internet drama to his personal struggles, recovery, and where he is today. Is MySpace actually making a comeback? Has the internet changed for better or worse? And can people really reinvent themselves after years in the spotlight? We’re talking nostalgia, pop culture, internet drama, second chances, and everything in between.

In this episode of The Likeable Podcast, we’re catching up after Aurora’s unforgettable trip to New York City! From iconic views and amazing food to funny travel moments and unexpected surprises, Aurora shares her favorite memories, what was worth the hype, and what she’d do differently next time. Whether you’re planning your own NYC vacation or just love hearing travel stories, this episode is packed with recommendations and laughs. Then we shift gears into a relationship question that’s guaranteed to spark debate: Does your partner represent you? When you’re in a committed relationship, should your partner’s behavior reflect on you? If they are rude, flirt with other people, constantly embarrass you, or treat others poorly, does that become part of your reputation? Where is the line between being an individual and being seen as a team? We discuss: Aurora’s favorite moments from New York City, The best places to eat, explore, and take photos, travel expectations versus reality, whether a partner’s actions affect how others see you, public behavior, respect, and accountability in relationships, When should you defend your partner, and when should you call them out? Is it fair to judge someone based on who they choose to date or marry? As always, we share our personal experiences, disagree on a few things, and invite you to decide where you stand. Do you think your partner represents you—or are you both completely separate people? Let us know what you think!

Have you noticed that more men seem isolated than ever? Today we’re talking about the male loneliness epidemic—what’s causing it, why experts are worried, and whether social media is making things better or much worse.

On this episode of The Likeable Podcast, Aurora and Leia dive into the latest season of Married at First Sight and break down all the drama. From shocking relationship twists and explosive arguments to fan-favorite couples and the biggest red flags, they share their opinions on who’s thriving, who’s struggling, and what they think will happen next. It’s a fun, unfiltered discussion packed with reactions, hot takes, and plenty of reality TV gossip.

On this episode of The Likeable Podcast, Aurora and Leia dive into Leia’s wild Las Vegas drama, the chaos that followed, and the story behind lighting a “magic passion” candle that may have worked a little too well. They also share their thoughts on the upcoming Michael movie, talk about growing up with Michael Jackson’s music, and discuss the nostalgia, controversy, and excitement surrounding the film. Expect funny stories, honest opinions, and the usual unfiltered chaos from Aurora and Leia.

Aurora and Leia dive into the art of petty—but totally legal—revenge, sharing their funniest and most relatable takes. The conversation shifts into dating, where they open up about age of attraction and the biggest age gaps they’ve personally experienced. They also chat about exciting new filming locations, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes feel, and wrap things up with tips and insight on how to get cast on Love Is Blind.

Aurora and Leia dive into the chaotic and drama-filled reunion of Love Is Blind Season 10. From shocking breakups to unexpected relationship updates, they break down which couples actually made it—and who completely fell apart after the cameras stopped rolling. The girls get into all the messy moments: cast members being called out, surprise pregnancies and engagements, and the real tea behind fan-favorite (and villain) behavior. They also share their unfiltered opinions on who was right, who was wrong, and who absolutely embarrassed themselves on national TV. It’s funny, honest, and a little unhinged—just the way we like it.