Named a best new podcast of 2016 by The New York Times, NPR, Huffington Post and iTunes. Andrea Sile
Sometimes in order to find love, you have to figure out what you love to do. We begin by exploring o
Are millennials spending too much time behind their screens and not enough time in the back seats of
The persona we create online or on apps isn't very representative of what's going in our lives. So w
We begin with a story: The tale of your host's earliest ancestor’s dating life, and the love life of
Does OK Cupid's app icon tell a larger narrative of chaos and distress? Let's use the logo design of
Over at Why Oh Why HQ, we're planning quite the event for our first live show with Bonobos. And it g
How do you even begin to deal with heart break? Your host weighs the advice.We'll speak with Olga Pr
If our potential matches on Bumble feel hotter than other apps, who's making that decision? What doe
Bumble is held up as Silicon Valley's gift to single women. Finally, a dating app made with us in mi
In June 2013, your host and friends independently piloted a podcast idea called "Like Like." The con
In which six single guys split between D.C. and Brooklyn studios share their plans for the future—do
What do you do when you meet someone who doesn't meet your most essential criteria? Why Oh Why explo
Jim's a 40-something guy who lives in Florida and exclusively dates strippers. What can he teach you
In a time when dating feels so broken, could The Bachelor be a reasonable last resort? What does a r
Today's episode is basically StoryCorps, but between total strangers in the back of a bar with the p
Think about it: The de facto first date invitation tends to be "let's get a drink." What's a single
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Is Uber the new Tinder? A lesson in how to shoot your shot when life sends you a cute driver. You ca
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