“Making” Love: Lessons from 1000+ Dates

We have a discussion with Dr. Finlayson-Fife about her work as an LDS Sex Therapist and what singles can do to become more sexually integrated.

We talk to dating coach Melissa Bahr who’s job is to help poor unfortunate souls like us shift our mindset about dating and uncover the lies we tell ourselves about our worth. We cannot recommend her services enough. Insta: meli.b.coaching 

If you thought this wasn’t going to affect your dating life, think again. WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT PORN. Wes from The Eternal Warrior Podcast joins us to talk about how pornography can wreck a relationship but also how vulnerability can save it. We learn about valuing each human soul, especially the ones you court and the difference between co-dependence and interdependence in a relationship. Please check out the Eternal Warrior Podcast! - https://the-eternal-warrior-podcast.simplecast.com/

Zack Oates wrote the book on dating. Literally. LDS dating blogger and author of Dating Never Works Until It Does, Oats, gives us his refreshing philosophy on dating and how to cope with rejection. Wanna hear more from Zack? http://www.bowlofoates.com/ Have questions or comments? [email protected]

Have you ever met anyone with some crazy dating game and wanted all their secrets? Then SMASH 👏 THAT👏 PLAY 👏BUTTON. Mark Harmon, psychologist and sociologist, father and husband to Loni shares his tips on how to make unforgettable experiences for your dates and the importance of shooting your shot.

Loni Harmon returns with her husband, Mark, to talk about their last first date. We discuss why it matters to be yourself while you date, what it takes to build a relationship after a great first encounter, and what it takes to move beyond a bad one. Hint: it’s not ghosting.

Can men and women just be friends? Dustin and Jake confront Candeece, their mutual ex-girlfriend, in what might be our most awkward (and sweet) episode yet to find out.

Slap on your swimming suits and take a dip with Dustin, Jake and Stephanie as they re-cap season 1 and give you a sneak peak of season 2. 

We finish up our discussion with 30 Day Bae and this is where it get's juicy.

Ever been dumped because “there was just no spark”? The creators of 30 Day Bae, the viral social experiment, join us to discuss whether pure commitment could compensate for attraction. Is it ‘the spark’ that actually sparks a lasting relationship?