Missed Connections

The Elizabeths

Missed Connections is a podcast that explores our longing to connect and the circumstances that stand in our way. Each episode, we share a missed connection story and unpack it with the person who lived it. 

  1. 23. Juni

    "To the Tattooed Artist Who Was Always in My Orbit" with Myisha Battle

    In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome the brilliant, fun, and always insightful Myisha Battle back to Missed Connections. This time, she’s sharing the story of a very modern missed connection: her former situationship-turned-Instagram-follower whose sudden disappearance from social media took the last remnants of their past relationship with him. Before we get to what happened next, we dive into the increasingly blurry line between our digital and real-world relationships. From social media and dating apps to the quiet ways technology shapes how we stay connected (or don’t), Myisha helps us unpack what it means to build, maintain, and lose connections in an online world. About Myisha Battle ✨ Myisha Battle is a sex and dating coach, educator and author. She is the host of KCRW’s How’s Your Sex Life? podcast and writes the Real Love column for TIME. She is the author of This Is Supposed To Be Fun: How To Find Joy in Hooking Up, Settling Down, and Everything In Between. She also writes a weekly newsletter called The Pleasure Dispatch, which explores modern relationships. Her new book Sexual Pleasure For Dummies is now available to order. 💞 Follow Myisha on Instagram  💫 Order Sexual Pleasure For Dummies Links from the episode ✨ “Technology is Taking Over Our Love Lives” by Myisha in TIME "We Locked Eyes at Choir Practice" with Myisha Battle on Missed Connections Season One Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    "To the Tattooed Artist Who Was Always in My Orbit" with Myisha Battle
  2. 26. Mai

    “To the Man With the Soft Eyes I’ve Yet to Meet” with Chiffon Lark

    In this episode, we have the honor of speaking with the incredibly thoughtful and wise Chiffon Lark, who tells us a story of romantic longing rooted in personal purpose. Together, we explore whether the desire for a romantic relationship can coexist with an intentional, independent life. We then dive into today’s dating discourse, why many women are rejecting traditional relationship models, and what we can learn about alternative relationship models through the teachings of Chiffon’s Indigenous culture. About Chiffon Lark✨ Chiffon Lark is a full-time artist and children’s book author based in San Diego, California. She is an Indigenous advocate for environmental sovereignty for Native peoples and wildlife, and is of White Mountain Apache, Mescalero Apache, and Coahuiltecan descent. Her work is rooted in ancestral relationships with land, food systems, and non-human relatives. 💫 Follow Chiffon on Instagram @chiffonlark 🖼️ Check out Chiffon’s art including her new children’s book, “I Am” Links from the episode ✨ “I Am” by Chiffon Lark “My Story Asking if Boyfriends Were Embarrassing Went Viral. Here’s What That Says About the State of Heterosexual Dating” by Chante Joseph ”What Does It Really Mean to Decenter Men From Your Life? And can you still date them while you do it?” By Kayla Kibbe “2025 was the year single women chose themselves. Will they continue in 2026?” By Chante Joseph Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    “To the Man With the Soft Eyes I’ve Yet to Meet” with Chiffon Lark
  3. 12. Mai

    "To the Queen Bee Who Made Me Feel Safe to Be Seen" with Jason Rhee

    In this episode we have the privilege of speaking with the incredibly charming and thoughtful Jason Rhee who tells us a story that takes us back to the early 2000’s–digital cameras in the club and a connection that paved the way for Jason to become who he is today… but ultimately faded over time. Before we get to what happened next, we explore the context surrounding the different chapters of this friendship, deconstruct friendship roles, and examine the millennials’ early adulthood communication toolkit. About Jason Rhee ✨ Jason Rhee is a luxury wedding planner, designer, and founder of Rheefined Company, a Los Angeles based creative studio specializing in high touch weddings, events, and experiences. With nearly two decades in the industry, Jason is recognized for his thoughtful approach to storytelling, inclusivity, and emotional authenticity. A sought after speaker and self described edutainer, he brings humor and real talk to conversations about creativity, resilience, and redefining success in hospitality and life. Beyond events, Jason is expanding his creative work into television and film, including developing an original romantic comedy inspired by the wedding industry. 💞 Follow Jason on Instagram and TikTok @jasonroars 💐 Check out Jason’s stunning work at Rheefined Company Links from the episode ✨ The Gay Bestie: Pop Culture’s Most Reliable Archetype Deserves a Break The Sad Moms Podcast (Apple, Spotify) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    "To the Queen Bee Who Made Me Feel Safe to Be Seen" with Jason Rhee
  4. 28. Apr.

    "To the Local DJ Who Had a Gravitational Pull" with Amber Abundance

    We’re so back! In our season two premiere, we have the absolute pleasure of sitting down with the delightful and ridiculously charismatic Amber Abundance who tells us about how a series of almost-meet-cutes in the LA queer arts scene fueled an unrequited crush… Or was it? 👀 Before we get to what happened next, we dive into the context leading up to Amber’s story, taking notes on her approach to going “low and slow” in dating, and how she pursues connection as a full, real-life human outside of dating apps. About Amber Abundance ✨ Amber Abundance is a storyteller, writer, and creative director. Amber is devoted to using radical Black queer imagination to create stories, art, culture, and community. Amber is the founder of Ample World and writes a bi-monthly newsletter called “Toxic Femininity” on Substack.  Check out Amber’s new live show, Toxic Femininity LIVE: An evening of folklore, fallacies, and fairytales is a monthly comedic storytelling show featuring Amber herself and 3 other storytellers at Petty Cash Studios in West Hollywood, Los Angeles.  🎟️ Follow Amber on Instagram @amberabundance for the latest show info and links to get tickets. 📺 Can’t make it to the show? Watch full episodes on YouTube! Links from the episode ✨ Mickalene Thomas: All About Love at The Broad Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving All About Love by Bell Hooks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    "To the Local DJ Who Had a Gravitational Pull" with Amber Abundance

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Missed Connections is a podcast that explores our longing to connect and the circumstances that stand in our way. Each episode, we share a missed connection story and unpack it with the person who lived it. 

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