3 episodes
You Can Do Better Rita Vinnik
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 18 Ratings
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Rita and her hilarious mom and former matchmaker of 25 years provide a collective catharsis to the collective neurosis we all face in adult dating life. Thematic conversations amongst Rita's friends and mom's commentary gives a quirky new spin to every day questions like - "Are we just friends?" and "How soon is too soon? or "How do I survive this breakup?"
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Episode 2: Matt Kessler — Can You Ever Really Just Be Friends?
Rita chats with Matt Kessler, friend and host of YouTube's Too Many Records, to explore the limits of the word “friendship” with someone you'd otherwise get naked with and gets Alla's 2 cents on the matter followed by a mother-daughter swiping session that will help you get your dating profile shit together.
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Quarantine Mini-Series — Episode 1
Follow along on Rita’s journey through these unusual times as she lets you in on her REAL TIME introspection of potential virtual love interests, ponders the transitive properties of sex to a computer screen, and generally copes with the hellscape of this new normal while pointing out the silver lining of it all.
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Episode 1: Alla Vinnik — Former Matchmatcher of 25 Years, my Mom!
Our first episode focuses on getting to know my mom, where she stands on most things including marriage, my lack of a husband, and sex! Tune in til the end to hear what it's like to swipe with my mom on Hinge! Follow the show on Instagram @you.can.do.better.podcastEmail Rita at rita.youcandobetter@gmail.com
Customer Reviews
Exactly What I Needed
This podcast series is both rich and HILARIOUS! Literally the content that I need during this weird time - not only to hear prime dating advice and experiences, but just for my daily dosage of laughter too. They say that laughter is a social behavior, but I found myself cracking up by myself multiple times 😂 thanks for sharing!! 🙏🏽
I’m turned on.
The conversation. The accent. The advice. WOW. Following this!
PS, Rita, you’re rocking it at as a host. Also, you sound like a girl I met at Binghamton alongside a gravity bong circa 2003. Any ideas?
An honest look at relationships
If you’re single (and even if you’re not!) I highly recommend you listen to this entertaining, hilarious and super insightful mom and daughter duo. I burst out loud laughing on my first listen.