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It’s time to say goodbye.JP has moved to Peterborough, Elah to New York, but months ago, we got together in Toronto one last time to record this.Thank you to all the listeners who have stuck with us for four years, and the many kind words y
Wired called Chris McKinlay a math genius who hacked OkCupid to find love. We talk to him about how he did it - including the eerie byproducts of his experiment - and to his love, Christine Wang, about her side of the equation.Based on his ex
Doug Block has over two decades of experience filming weddings, and he’s always been curious what happens in the years that follow that big day. In his new documentary, 112 Weddings, Doug revisits some of the couples that he’s followed down the
This week, we learn about circumcision and find out what it's like to work in a sex lab. What's the...Visit http://ilikeyoupodcast.com for the complete show notes.
Samantha Joel studies the psychology of relationship decisions: those frustratingly complex choices that can have lifetime consequences. She tells us what the research has to say about decisions like asking someone out, or moving in with your p
17 years ago, doctors found a benign tumour in John Killacky's spine. They told him he would be out...Visit http://ilikeyoupodcast.com for the complete show notes.
Dr. James Cantor studies the brains of pedophiles. He's found statistical similarities among them, things like low IQ and left-handedness - and these similarities seem to indicate that pedophilia is already in the brain at birth. Based on these
Carol Dweck is a professor of psychology at Stanford University, and the author of Mindset. The book aims to help overcome the mental blocks that can stand in the way when it comes to dating, relationships, and more. She provides a lot of valua
Much to our disappointment, lobsters don't really mate for life - just a week or two of procreation, and then they move on - but one of the greatest* love stories is happening in grasslands all over the American Midwest and the Canadian Prairie
This week JP talks with Chiara Atik, the dating expert at HowAboutWe, and the author of Modern Dating: A Field Guide. Chiara shares some great common sense dating tips and provides advice on navigating things like sexting, taking naked pics, an
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This week we talk religion with Ralph Carl Wushke, the Ecumenical Chaplain at the University of Toronto. We aren't religious ourselves, but we figured Ralph could pass along some dating and relationship wisdom that anyone can apply. We also ask
Carol's boyfriend chose a very bad day to break up with her. We discuss whether it's okay to be a little bit cruel when you end a relationship. Local girlfriend Sonal weighs in.Music this week:"Hang on Little Tomato" by Pink Martini"Jungle
Lauren went on a first date, and her date hated everything. Hip-hop, friendly people, her own grandma... everything. This week's show is a cautionary tale for those who can't quite seem to put their best foot forward.Thanks to Andrew Norton f
Megan and Frank tell us how bipolar II disorder and depression have affected their relationship. JP and Elah come out about their own mental health stuff. It feels scary to even write that. More info, including music notes, at ilikeyoupodcast.c
Kat Angus was the cool ex: she got over her breakup with Brandon quickly, and they stayed friends. Then things went bad. An email was sent to Brandon’s new girlfriend – it was filled with lovey words from Kat – and pictures… Read more: http://i
This week JP and Elah play matchmaker and send real people on real dates! The catch? Our volunteer Nicole has to pick the gentlemen using smell alone. Will her favorite smell also be her favorite date? We’ll reveal all at the end of the show. R
Konstantine and Salina met in Grade 1 at Faywood Elementary School in Toronto. By grade 4 Konstantine had developed feelings for Salina, and maintained that crush right through to grade 8. They parted ways and went to different high schools, an
Marissa had been with her partner for two years when the proposal came. She had two options: say yes to a marriage she wasn’t ready for, or say no, and likely break up. We talked to her about what happened. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com
Lindsay Miller says she wasn’t born gay – she chose it. Why is that a problem for so many people?To learn more about what “queer by choice” means to Lindsay, you can read her article in the Atlantic and a more recent article where she explai
This week we have four short stories from fantastic contributors. They all have to do with the beginning, middle, and/or end of a relationship. Huge thanks to Dave Pickering, Jonathan Harris, Whitney Jones, and Dave Huth for letting us use thei
Ayla Newhouse is a Toronto-based designer who’s looking at dating and relationships through the lens of design – and working to solve relationship problems using the tools of design. She tells us how ethnographic research helped land her a boyf
Michelle hates being single, despite the many benefits. We investigate why. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2012/08/78-party-of-one/
Elah’s mom spent most of her life feeling unattractive, but in some ways, it was the best thing that ever happened to her – and in other, more obvious ways, it was the worst. Read more: http://ilikeyoupodcast.com/2012/08/76-unpretty/
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