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Conversations with real singles navigating modern dating culture and relationships — cutting through dating-app noise to build connection and compatibility.

  1. vor 2 Tagen

    The Pressure to Find Love Before 30

    In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with Haley, a 26-year-old who moved from Scottsdale to Austin after a breakup with someone she thought she was going to marry. When that relationship ended, Haley wasn't just grieving the loss of her boyfriend. She was also grieving the future she'd imagined with him—and suddenly doing the math on how long it might take to find someone new. Haley believes there's a growing disconnect between young women who feel pressure to get married and have children before 30 and men who don't expect to be ready for commitment until their 30s. We talk about how those competing timelines affect dating, why the pressure to settle down can actually cause people to settle for the wrong person, and how Haley's own breakup forced her to reconsider what she wanted out of her 20s. We also discuss: - The experience of falling in love with one of your best friends - Why losing a romantic partner who was also your best friend can be particularly painful - The little things her ex stopped doing before their relationship ended - Why Haley hates the dating advice “If he wanted to, he would” - Her spontaneous trip to Miami to meet a man from Raya - Why she thinks dating advice on social media is making relationships harder - How men in Austin are better at approaching women than the men in Scottsdale Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@lastdatepodcast Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible Follow Haley: https://www.instagram.com/halesspence https://www.tiktok.com/@itmehaless

  2. 6. Okt.

    Why Being Weird Can Make You More Attractive

    In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with Ashley to talk about something many of us do when we really want someone to like us: we try to be the version of ourselves we think they’ll want. Ashley and I talk about what happens when we do the opposite—when we let someone see the silly, playful, quirky parts of ourselves that we might normally hold back. Those little moments can feel risky, but they can also become the things that make someone uniquely attractive to us and create a kind of connection we don't have with everyone else. We also discuss: The on-and-off relationship Ashley couldn't seem to let go of Why becoming a mom young has actually taken some of the pressure off dating in her 30s What it’s like to talk to someone every night only to discover the chemistry felt completely different in person The difficulty of meeting men organically when your routine puts you around almost exclusively women Her three-year crush on her “Barry's boyfriend”—whom she's never actually spoken to, and our plan for finally getting her to talk to him Her mom's unsuccessful attempts to get her married What if the parts of yourself you’re tempted to hide are actually the parts someone else is going to fall for? Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lastdatepodcast Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible Follow Ashley: https://www.instagram.com/ashleyseibold https://www.tiktok.com/@ashley_seibold

  3. 29. Sept.

    A Relationship Scientist Explains Modern Dating

    For the past year, I've been sitting down with singles and talking about how they're navigating modern dating. And the same questions keep coming up. Why does someone come on incredibly strong, only to suddenly pull away? Why do people behave like they're in relationships but refuse to define them? How much should we trust the “spark”? So I traveled to New York to sit down with Dr. Marisa Cohen, a relationship scientist, psychology professor, and licensed marriage and family therapist, to find out what the research actually says about the things my guests have been experiencing.  We discuss: Why people “love bomb” Why situationships are so difficult to navigate When to have the “what are we?” conversation Where our dating preferences and dealbreakers come from Whether there is truth behind “if he wanted to, he would” The growing backlash against coffee and walking dates What you should really be looking for on a first date How to give the “spark” a nudge Vulnerability versus trauma dumping  Why people prefer to stay “pen pals” on dating apps instead of actually meeting What people lie about on dating apps How dating-app filters may cause us to eliminate people we'd actually be attracted to in real life Modern dating comes with no shortage of rules, theories, TikTok terminology, and conflicting advice. But what does relationship science actually tell us about how attraction, compatibility, and relationships work? Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on YouTube: ⁠ https://www.youtube.com/@lastdatepodcast Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights:  ⁠https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible Follow Dr. Marisa Cohen:  https://www.instagram.com/marisatcohen https://www.marisatcohen.com/

  4. 22. Sept.

    Why Is It So Hard to Leave a Situationship?

    In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with content creator Madi Marotta to talk about situationships and why it can be so difficult to walk away from them—even when you know the person you’re with isn’t giving you the relationship you want. Madi tells me about a guy she met while living in Nashville who became a recurring character in her life for the next year and a half. There was immediate chemistry, ghosting, reconnecting, exclusivity, a breakup—and eventually another attempt to see if there was still something between them. We unpack the difference between being attached to someone and being attached to the idea of them, why potential can make it especially difficult to let someone go, and what Madi is beginning to recognize about her own relationship patterns. We also discuss: - Why Madi would rather double-text than sit around wondering if a guy is interested - Getting ghosted without closure—and why that can make it harder to move on - “Menu Man” and the most elaborate at-home dates she's ever been on - Why we sometimes keep going back to a situationship even after someone has repeatedly shown us they don't want a relationship - Dating as a content creator and what happens when the person you're dating becomes part of your content - “Gnats”: The exes and former situationships who never quite disappear - Rose-colored glasses and getting attached to someone's potential Madi is refreshingly candid about something a lot of us experience in dating: knowing what you should do and actually doing it are two very different things. Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lastdatepodcast Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible Follow Madi:https://www.instagram.com/madimarotta https://www.tiktok.com/@madimarotta

  5. 15. Sept.

    Are Your Dating Dealbreakers Keeping You Single?

    In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with Katie (aka DJ Kitty), who finds herself in a dating situation she never expected. Katie has always been intentional about dating and clear about one of her biggest non-negotiables: she wants to marry a Catholic man. Then she met someone she really liked.  There's just one problem: he's Jewish. Normally, Katie says she would have learned that and immediately walked away. This time, she's doing something very different—continuing to date him while trying to become more comfortable with not knowing exactly how the story is going to end. Her experience raises a bigger question for anyone dating with a list of preferences and dealbreakers: How do you know which standards you should hold onto—and which ones might be preventing you from discovering a connection you never expected? We also discuss: - Why Katie believes you shouldn't go all-in on someone too early - Dating multiple people until someone has earned exclusivity - How to actually become more open-minded about your “type” - Dating as a DJ—and the kinds of men who approach her at shows - Why confidence can make an otherwise ordinary guy immediately stand out - The surprisingly elaborate second date Katie turned down - What Katie means when she says women want men to “lead” - How much texting is too much in the early stages of dating Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lastdatepodcast Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible Follow Katie: https://www.instagram.com/djkitty_8

  6. 9. Sept.

    When Someone Comes On Strong—Then Pulls Away

    In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with Alexa to unpack a string of recent dating experiences that left her asking the same question: How do you know when someone's early interest is actually real? Alexa tells me about a man she met who seemed to be doing everything right. He was consistent, intentional, excited to see her, introduced her to his friends, and made some surprisingly big statements about where he saw things going. At first, his actions seemed to back up his words...until they didn't. We unpack what happened, the moments Alexa now sees differently in hindsight, and how difficult it can be to distinguish genuine intention from the excitement and intensity of a new connection. We also discuss: - A bizarre encounter with a man who wanted to cuddle before they'd even gone on a date - Why Alexa dates far more in Austin than she does in Chicago - Why dating apps can create a “grass is greener” mentality - And how a good conversation can create attraction for men who aren't classically handsome. How much should you trust what someone shows you at the beginning—and how long does it take to find out who they really are? Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/4UxCPDRQmJuQXLXIM7srrI Follow Alexa: https://www.tiktok.com/@lifewithlex444 https://www.instagram.com/@lifewlex444 Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible

  7. 1. Sept.

    What Does “Effort” Actually Look Like in Dating?

    In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with Grayson to talk about something women often say they want from men in dating: effort. But what does effort actually look like? Grayson shares what one guy did on a date that immediately stood out to her—and, on the other end of the spectrum, what happened when a guy she was genuinely excited about suddenly disappeared despite already having their next date planned. We also discuss: - Dating as a six-foot-tall woman - How to approach someone in public - Why women should approach men too - Asking for her Instagram vs. her number - Ghosting someone when you already have another date scheduled - Why women think about safety differently when meeting someone new Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lastdatepodcast Follow Grayson on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@grayson.smith12 Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible

  8. 25. Aug.

    Who Should Make the First Move?

    In this episode of Last Date, I sit down with Cailan after meeting her on a trail in Austin, where I asked her one question: What do you wish was different about modern dating? Her answer: She wishes people would approach each other more in real life.  So we decided to continue the conversation. We talk about why so many men are afraid to approach women, whether women really only want attractive guys approaching them, and what actually separates a confident approach from a creepy one. Cailan shares approaches that have worked on her and explains why personality and charisma can matter far more than men realize. We also discuss: How to approach a woman without being creepy What actually creates chemistry on a first date Vulnerability vs. trauma dumping How the “Three Day Rule” is outdated What "long-term, open to short" actually communicates on a dating profile This conversation is a practical look at what women actually want from men in modern dating—and why making dating better might require all of us to stop overthinking it and start being a little more willing to make the first move. Follow this channel for future conversations about modern dating and relationships. Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@lastdatepodcast Follow Danny on Instagram for clips and insights: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/lastdatepodcast https://www.instagram.com/cruxcompatible

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