Your Friend Is Getting Married? She Doesn't Hate You

In this episode of It’s a Date, Liberty Schultz gets real about what it means to navigate singleness with grace, honesty, and maybe a little humor. Some weeks, being single feels empowering — other weeks, it feels heavy. Liberty opens up about those waves: the nights that feel a little too quiet, the scrolls through dating apps that leave you drained, and the moments of unexpected peace that remind you you’re exactly where you need to be.She dives into how friendships can fill the gaps, how to sit with loneliness instead of running from it, and why life doesn’t start when you meet someone — it’s happening right now. This episode is a reminder that singleness isn’t a season to rush through, but an art to embrace — one built on self-growth, faith, and learning to love the in-between.

In this episode of It’s a Date, Liberty Schultz opens up about the beauty hidden inside heartbreak. While pain often feels like the end of the story, it can actually be the beginning of self-discovery, resilience, and deeper connection. Liberty shares personal stories and lessons learned from her own experiences, reminding listeners that vulnerability isn’t weakness—it’s the pathway to real love and growth.You’ll hear why journaling can be a powerful tool for emotional healing, how heartbreak can reveal new opportunities, and why it’s so important not to let past hurt harden your heart. Whether you’re moving on from a breakup, navigating new relationships, or just need a reminder that love is worth the risk, this conversation will encourage you to lean into vulnerability and embrace the blessings hidden in heartbreak.

Unpack the heart of friendship—how to make new friends, keep them, and invest in connections that last. She shares tips on consistency, finding genuine people, and letting friendships serve their unique purposes in our lives. But what happens when those lines blur and a friendship starts to feel like something more? Liberty dives into the tricky territory of evolving relationships, from navigating potential romance to recognizing situationships and knowing when to move on. Along the way, she answers listener questions about dating, long-distance love, and staying grounded in your values.Whether you’re building new friendships or wondering if yours could become something deeper, this episode will give you insight, encouragement, and a reminder to embrace the beauty of human connection.

What happens when you trade a down payment on a house for two months of chasing connections across continents? In this episode, I spill everything — from how my 50 First Dates journey finally came to an end, to what I learned about faith, fear, and taking the leap into the unknown.We’ll talk about:💋 Why Europeans might just be the flirtiest people on the planet 🙏 How leaning on faith got me through the loneliest, scariest parts of solo travel🌍 Why I realized love isn’t just on a first date — it’s in the journey itself🌊 And yes… the night I ended up skinny-dipping in the MediterraneanIt’s part romance, part reflection, and part “what was I even thinking?” But if this trip taught me anything, it’s that connection is everywhere — if you’re brave enough to step into the unknown.

Friendships change when someone gets in a new relationship, and it can feel weird, like you’re being left behind. In this episode, I’m talking about what that actually feels like, why it’s normal, and how to stay close even as life moves forward. It's not about losing each other—it’s about learning a new rhythm.

In this episode, we dive into the underrated truth that timing is everything when it comes to dating. From packed calendars to emotional walls, we explore how being “too busy” can sometimes be a quiet form of self-protection. What if love isn’t passing us by—but we’re just not making room for it?Whether you’ve told yourself you’re too focused on work, too tired for one more date, or too guarded to risk vulnerability, this episode is your reminder that falling in love takes intentional space. We’ll talk about the subtle ways we self-sabotage, what it really means to be "ready," and how to create margin in your life—not just for someone else, but for something real.Because love doesn’t always arrive at the perfect time, but it does deserve the chance to arrive.

In this episode, I sit down with my Date 33, Wyatt Moss, to dive into all the juicy details of our first date—yes, including that moment when I flashed the camera! We talk about what went down, how we hit it off, and whether or not there was a second date. Wyatt and I also get into some deeper conversations about building confidence, what the future holds for both of us, and what we've learned from our dating experiences. Tune in for laughs, lessons, and a behind-the-scenes look at Date 33!

Getting ghosted on Valentine’s Day? In this episode, I’m spilling the tea on my own ghosting story and how I learned to stop letting rejection get me down. It’s all about realizing that rejection is just life’s way of pointing us in a new direction. Tune in for a fun, real talk on how to stop placing your self-worth in your crushes and handle rejection like a pro!

ignore my poor camera cutting out halfway :(Join Liberty as she shares howThe Adventure Challenge has transformed her dating life! She'll dive into her most unforgettable date and reveal how dating isn’t just about finding "the one"—it's about the deeper connection of being known and seen. Whether you're a dating pro or just dipping your toes in the waters, this episode uncovers the beauty in the journey, the joy in the adventure, and the magic in meaningful moments.

Valentine's Day is full of love, roses, and... corpse-like kisses? In this episode, Liberty dives into her rollercoaster of past Valentine's Day and realizing she was nearing a breakup on V-Day. yep, you heard that right. With no grand expectations for this year, join Liberty as she spills the tea, laughs through the cringe, and embraces whatever comes her way. Tune in for heartwarming stories, hilarious fails, and a reminder that Valentine's doesn't always go as planned!"