Ok Cool Podcast

Amanda Elliott and Duan M. Davie II
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Ok Cool Podcast

Welcome to Ok Cool. In this podcast, your hosts, a Chicago blogger, Amanda Elliott and an LA-based author, Duan M. Davie II talk about modern dating and relationships. As friends over the past few years, they have confided in each other about dates, settling, and what it means to find your soulmate. While it’s easy to become frustrated because men and women think differently, we encourage our listeners to overcome these obstacles and pursue relationships instead of turning passive aggressive – or worse – just Netflixing and Chilling.

Episodes

  1. 01/25/2018

    Ok Cool 7: The Age of Me Too and Consent

    There's an ongoing discussion about the Me Too movement. In the next turn of events, one of the comedian's, Aziz Ansari's dates speaks out about a date with him that went too far. Some say it's normal for a guy to make a move if you go back to his apartment, others think that this is a more common way that women feel violated and are taken advantage of on dates. In this episode of Ok Cool, Amanda Elliott and Duan M. Davie II discuss consent and expectations on dates. Should there always be an explicit agreement before making a move or having sex? We discuss that in this Netflix and Chill culture.

    48 min

  2. 12/08/2017

    Ok Cool 6: Are You Settling?

    We all have standards. Some say we have too many. But, how can you tell if you're lowering your standards or being open? Think about this: if you had to choose your friends based on your standards for your date, would you talk to them? We discuss.

    27 min

  3. 12/08/2017

    Ok Cool 5: What to do When You’re Dating a Drama Queen?

    It happens to the best of us - relationship drama. But sometimes that starts before the relationship. We discuss the texts we send and the things we say that cause drama in relationships.

    41 min

  4. 12/08/2017

    Ok Cool 4: Relationships That Go Nowhere

    Why do we keep dating someone who we know we're not going to marry? People stay in relationships for 3, 5, or more years and then decide to break up. We discuss why people stay together and if there's a right time to say goodbye to someone.

    30 min

  5. 11/21/2017

    Ok Cool 3: The Boring Ass People You Meet Online

    We've all messaged someone online and they respond with a GIF or "hey there." What do you do with people who respond with one-word answers on dating apps?

    28 min

  6. 11/21/2017

    Ok Cool 2: Netflix and Chill

    Netflix and chill dates seem inevitable. What are the alternatives to Netflix and chilling and also if you Netflix and chill does that mean you're hooking up?

    32 min

  7. 11/21/2017

    Ok Cool 1: Can You Be Friends With The Opposite Sex When You’re in a Relationship?

    We all have friends, but when you're in a serious relationship, should you be friends with the opposite sex. Some think it's necessary and others think it leads to emotional or physically cheating.

    51 min
  • 7 Episodes

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About

Welcome to Ok Cool. In this podcast, your hosts, a Chicago blogger, Amanda Elliott and an LA-based author, Duan M. Davie II talk about modern dating and relationships. As friends over the past few years, they have confided in each other about dates, settling, and what it means to find your soulmate. While it’s easy to become frustrated because men and women think differently, we encourage our listeners to overcome these obstacles and pursue relationships instead of turning passive aggressive – or worse – just Netflixing and Chilling.

Information

  • Creator
    Amanda Elliott and Duan M. Davie II
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    7
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2018
  • Show Website
    Ok Cool Podcast

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