Dating After 50 with Robin and Julie "It's like hell, only funnier!"

I have enjoyed listen and learning. But please edit out the cackling. The last 5 minutes of the episode was absolutely unintelligible. I understand you make each other laugh and I’m all for it. But if it isn’t adding content, edit it out!

Here “Todd” (perfect moniker) wonders out loud… why he has hit a dry run? Why is he undateable? Why aren’t women talking to me and stuff? GASP! I too was vexed ‘Toddler’! Your raconteur skills were exemplary. Your stories worthy of embarrassing giggles and immediate re-directs. How have you not been snapped up, T-Hawk? No… double thank you No-Doubt-Dad-Bod-Todd.. you, sir, are why now I am “somewhat encouraged” that perhaps I am not doomed for post-60 single-ness. If you’re the competition — I might have a sliver of a chance at happiness. Apparently, you speak for men nowadays… if your “male perspective” offers some kind of notable reason to listen to this swill.. please, please, Todd - send me a list of your recent rejects… as I would like to apologize each and every one of those women who were subjected to your tone-deaf defective take on what men are all about. TIP: the word “chick” is not a compliment. “Who knew, right?” That’s why I’m here for ya T-Boner. Unfortunately, my only sampling of this series annoyed me so much I couldn’t/wouldn’t invest anymore time listening. Why the two female host’s chose to let this dreck continue unchallenged was more mystifying than prod-Todd’s unappreciated communications skillz… One star out of Five. This podcast is yet another fine example of why anyone with a “finger to press record” can now have one. Content is king. Interviewing some 50-year-old Chicago moax that’s surfaced from his parents basement to declare that “he don’t wear underwear” ,… ain’t. Move over. Move on.

Tears, laughing so hard ... thank you for sharing the male POV. No surprises, but much needed comic relief

Generally like the podcast, but was very turned off by your male guest on the male POV episode. The way he talked about that woman’s disability was not in the least bit funny. What is this...junior high? While he might have been surprised he could have used that opportunity to ask questions and learn about her. Most likely she’s been through quite an experience that has made her a strong person. If this is the male point of view, I’m glad I’m not on dating sites.