Guests:
John Kim
Real masculinity is having the strength to be vulnerable, sensitive, and emotionally honest. Start by finding your true worth and value, and you’ll become the man you want to be.
Joining us to discuss is therapist, life coach, and blogger, John Kim.
Guests:
Lauren Petkin
Virginia Gilbert
From prenups to premarital counseling, if you’re getting married at midlife, you need to be equipped. You might be older, but you gotta get wiser too. This week, we’re talking legal, financial, and family matters, and how to negotiate it all. To help you navigate the process, we’re bringing in the experts: family attorney Lauren Petkin, and licensed marriage and family therapist, Virginia Gilbert.
Guests:
Dr. Gary Salyer
Whether yours is a secure style, anxious style, or avoidant style, when you figure out attachment theory, you’ll figure out everything. It’s literally the missing link to life, love, and all relationships. And no one knows this better than our guest this week, Dr. Gary Salyer, the authority on attachment theory. Find out your style, and create the love you deserve!
Guests:
Renee Slansky
It doesn’t matter who you are, what you look like, or how much money you have, even the best of us get dumped. Smart, successful, beautiful, it happens to everyone. The key is to use the lessons you learned to propel you forward. Our guest this week is internationally acclaimed dating coach Renee Slansky, who just happens to be smart, successful and beautiful. Even she knows a thing or two about getting dumped and the power of prevailing.
Guests:
Mike Goldstein
If you think there’s some magical formula to meeting people and getting dates, think again. It’s really a math equation and law of physics. More effort plus wider net equals bigger pay-off. Our guest this week, dating coach Mike Goldstein of EZ Dating, uses data from the major online dating sites to get an 83% success rate for his clients. Play your numbers right and tune in. It might be your lucky day!
Treva & Robby Scharf are midlife marriage first-timers, and co-hosts of the podcast, “Done Being Single,” on the VoiceAmerica Talk Radio Network. With a combined 107 years of single life under their belt, Treva & Robby have the wisdom and experience needed to navigate the dating world.
“Done Being Single” covers all aspects of being single, and finding love later in life. From sex tips to dating intervention, from tough love to life advice, from personal growth to prenups, Treva & Robby aim to entertain and empower. If you’re done being single, you’re ready for “Done Being Single.”
Guests:
John Cowsill & Vicki Peterson
Ever wonder how rockers ever get married and stay married? In a business not exactly known for loyalty or longevity, you’re about to meet a married couple who’s managed to accomplish both. John Cowsill of the Cowsill Family, best known for the hit song “Hair,” and Vicki Peterson of the Bangles, have been married for over 15 years and going strong. And now, they’re sharing their stories about finding love, being on the road, and making beautiful music together, this week on DONE BEING SINGLE.
Guests:
Spencer Burnett
Inside every guy there’s an inner stud that’s just dying to get out, and this week, dating & relationship expert Spencer Burnett is making it happen. Whether you want to connect with your alpha male, develop your natural charisma, get out of the friend zone, or leverage your sexy nerd, now’s the time and episode to do it! Learn skills, techniques, and new approaches to dating, and lasting relationships.
Guests:
Lauren Frances
You just got divorced, just ended a relationship, or your BF/GF just dumped you. You’re suddenly single, now what? How fast do you get back on the market? Should you online date, get fixed up, take a break, or get laid as fast as possible? Should you get a makeover, cut your bangs, hit the gym, or hire a shrink? You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers. Giving you great advice is dating coach & romance expert, Lauren Frances.
Guests:
Anita Chlipala, MFT
If you’ve ever been cheated on, lied to, or betrayed, you know the pain. If you’ve ever cheated, lied, or betrayed someone, you also know the pain. It cuts both ways, so does the guilt, shame, and humiliation, which can be devastating to all parties concerned.
Is it the death knell, or can a relationship survive? This week, Anita Chlipala MFT shares practical tips, tools, and therapy insights, to help heal our wounds, mend our hearts, and show us we can love again with trust and faith.