Playing 4 Keeps

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Dating is a mess and we’re telling the stories people are usually too embarrassed to share. Hosted by DJ Robinson, Playing 4 Keeps brings Atlanta singles together for honest conversations about crazy dates, red flags, pet peeves, relationship patterns and the lessons learned along the way. This is more than dating drama. It is about knowing yourself, choosing better and dating with intention. Crazy stories. Real lessons. Still single. Still hopeful. Playing 4 Keeps.

Episodes

  1. 2d ago ·  Video

    EP 9 | Don't Date Baddies

    Send us Fan Mail Ric Holcomb Jr. comes to Playing 4 Keeps with a dating rule that is guaranteed to start a conversation: don’t date baddies. Ric says some of his worst dating experiences came from the women he considered the most attractive. From constantly dealing with other men approaching his partners to jealousy, material expectations, and relationships becoming more complicated as attention increased, Ric explains why he believes dating a “10” can come with more than just good looks. DJ challenges that theory and asks whether the real issue is beauty or simply choosing the wrong type of woman.   Then Ric tells the story of a date that went completely left. She told him she only went to expensive restaurants, barely held a conversation once they got there, sent her food back twice, and left Ric wondering why he had agreed to the date in the first place. His solution? Put money on the table and leave.   The conversation also gets into male jealousy, dating someone with “motion,” independence, money, faith, intelligence, and what Ric says a woman needs to bring to the table if she wants to date him today.   Guest: Ric Holcomb Jr. Instagram: @ricmystroholcombjr Subscribe to Playing 4 Keeps for dating stories, relationship debates, red flags, lessons learned, and conversations about what modern dating really looks like. Support the show Dating is a mess, but we keep it moving. Want to be a guest on Playing 4 Keeps? Click Here to submit your application. Produced by Organized Movements Recorded at PriviCast Studio Visit our Website playing4keepsdating.com

  2. Aug 21 ·  Video

    EP 8 | He Got Married on My Birthday

    Send us Fan Mail On this episode of Playing 4 Keeps, Ms. Tee joins DJ for a candid conversation about toxic dating cycles, inconsistency, grief, overgiving, and finally learning when enough is enough. Ms. Tee opens up about a nearly decade-long on-and-off connection with a man who eventually got married—on her birthday—only to circle back into her life later. When they finally had the opportunity to seriously explore a relationship, the same inconsistency and disappointment resurfaced. She also reflects on losing a longtime partner, how grief changed the way she approaches relationships, and why she refuses to spend another decade caught in a runner-chaser dynamic. At 41, Ms. Tee says her tolerance for games, dishonesty, and mixed signals is gone. If you don't make your intentions clear, she's getting off the exit. The conversation gets even deeper as DJ and Ms. Tee unpack what happens when you're naturally a giver but realize you've been pouring too much into people who aren't matching your effort. Ms. Tee talks about no longer wanting to date “projects,” wanting a man who is intentional, values her time, and can grow with her instead of expecting her to fix, motivate, or carry him. From dating in Atlanta to whether you're really “single until you're married,” this episode is about breaking old patterns, protecting your time, and figuring out how to receive the love you want without returning to the habits that drained you in the first place. Playing 4 Keeps — where dating is a mess, but we keep it moving. Support the show Dating is a mess, but we keep it moving. Want to be a guest on Playing 4 Keeps? Click Here to submit your application. Produced by Organized Movements Recorded at PriviCast Studio Visit our Website playing4keepsdating.com

  3. Aug 7

    Men Should Get Refunded for Failed Dates... Right? feat. Sean Garvey | Episode 6

    Send us Fan Mail What happens when you spend nearly $200 on a first date, only to hear, “I don’t see a romantic connection”? On this episode of Playing 4 Keeps, DJ sits down with Sean Garvey for a conversation about dating expectations, rejection, money, accountability, and what men and women really owe each other after a date. Sean shares the story of taking a woman out, covering the entire bill, and later jokingly asking for his money back after she told him she wasn’t interested. He also opens up about how his perspective has changed since then, why he now believes some dating lessons simply come with a cost, and how getting to know someone before rushing into a date can save time, money, and disappointment.  But the conversation does not stop there. Sean gets personal about a past relationship that pushed him outside of his comfort zone, challenged how he saw himself, and led to unexpected experiences around intimacy, identity, and personal growth. He and DJ also unpack the difference between being challenged in a relationship and losing yourself trying to become what someone else wants.   And when it comes to what Sean wants now, he makes one thing clear: he is not interested in dating just for the experience anymore. He is looking to build with someone who is healed, intentional, open-minded, and ready for something real.  Follow Sean on Instagram: @seangarveyatl Support the show Dating is a mess, but we keep it moving. Want to be a guest on Playing 4 Keeps? Click Here to submit your application. Produced by Organized Movements Recorded at PriviCast Studio Visit our Website playing4keepsdating.com

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Dating is a mess and we’re telling the stories people are usually too embarrassed to share. Hosted by DJ Robinson, Playing 4 Keeps brings Atlanta singles together for honest conversations about crazy dates, red flags, pet peeves, relationship patterns and the lessons learned along the way. This is more than dating drama. It is about knowing yourself, choosing better and dating with intention. Crazy stories. Real lessons. Still single. Still hopeful. Playing 4 Keeps.

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