First Date Stories: Women's Romantic and Ridiculous Midlife Adventures Available Now
Leah and Paul
After decades of dating, Leah switched it up and hired a matchmaker. Hear her recount what happened when she took an “old school” approach to finding her Mr. Right.
Season 2, Episode 2
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Jodi knows that dating can be challenging - especially in your late 30s and beyond. A successful businesswoman, she found herself navigating the dating world later in life. Jodi realized there was no place that demystified the dating scene and offered support, inspiration and camaraderie to female daters in midlife. That’s why she created First Date Stories. She is also the founder and President of Espoir Ventures, LLC, the company behind First Date Stories, and the author of "First Date Stories: Women's Romantic and Ridiculous Midlife Adventures," which was published by She Write Press.
Lexi and JeromeAre you able to sense true chemistry and connection from texts, calls, and virtual dates? Or can you only sense true chemistry in person? Lexi returns to talk about her date with Jerome. After lots of phone conversations, she had already imagined a future with him. And then they met. Was she right? Find out.
The coldest winter months are known as the “cuffing season” by many unattached women and men. Is cuffing a real phenomenon? Researchers have discovered that temperature impacts romantic behavior. Find out how.
Donna and JoeIf your approach to dating isn’t working for you, why not change things up? That’s what Donna did. Hear what happened next.
Special Episode: The Science Behind Relationships, Love and DatingIn this special episode, Jodi and her guest, Dr. Marisa Cohen, delve into the science behind relationships, love and dating. Discover what studies have revealed about love at first sight, online dating, male and female attraction signals and more.
If you’re looking to marry, how do you know if he’s the one? Do some “litmus testing” to find out which qualities he has that you can accept and which ones spell trouble.
ASK A COACH: What should I say when someone asks me that awful question, “How are you still single?”