So we talked about the masses not always being great at picking date ideas, and we felt we couldn't end that conversation without offering some solutions of our own. Due to the above, this episode focuses on good slash great date ideas you may not have thought of before. We go way too local for some ideas, and keep it nice and general for others so that our non-seattle listeners can feel included and warm inside. The space needle might be mentioned, but we promise it'll be brief and mostly painless. 

Is it a thing? Are you doomed to never meet anyone again because you live in this area? In this episode, we talk about the dreaded "Seattle Freeze". Not so much about whether it's real (it is), but more about what you can do about it and where the silver linings can be found. 

In this episode, we go over a list of common phrases found in dating profiles along with humorous translations for each. This is mostly comedic, your actual mileage may vary.

In this episode, we kvetch about how some people can't seem to come up with good date ideas. We go over the importance of effort, enthusiasm, and taking turns at the wheel when it comes to picking and planning dates. 

In this episode, "Lilly" and "Julio" channel their inner thespian to re-enact some questionable text conversations. They also critique profile pics for your amusement, because what better way to get a visual sense of something than to have someone else describe it to you with words. Let us be your eyes and ears as we delve into this adventure! 

We continue to painstakingly go down the list of popular dating advice quotes and voice our opinions for your amusement. This week: "stop trying to find the right person and instead try to be the right person", "just because it could have been different, doesn't mean it would have been better" and "you accept the love you think you deserve", among others. 

In this episode, we read pithy one-liners from the world of dating advice and discuss them. Is it right on the money, or far from the point? Examples include "be honest about what you want" (duh) and "no reply IS a reply", among others

Nothing ever dies on the internet. With that said, should I send naked pictures to someone? If so, when? why? how? In this episode, we talk about this from many angles. How fun!