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How are women today redefining intimacy and dating standards? Listen to this episode with Morgan Hewett to find out! — How are women redefining intimacy and dating standards?Morgan Hewett is a second-time founder and Harvard Business School MBA building Devin, an AI powered vibrator + erotic audio experience for women. She previously founded and sold a generative-AI health tech startup and now focuses on modern dating, female desire, and why women are rewriting the rules of relationships in the AI era. In this episode: Why so many successful women opt out of conventional dating How to tell the difference between loneliness and desire for a partner The role of technology in emotional and sexual fulfillment Mindset shifts to date with confidence EP 702: Morgan Hewett – How Women Are Redefining Intimacy and Dating Standards Highlights from this episode What is Devin? Morgan Hewitt, Harvard MBA, is the founder of Devin (A...

What’s the difference between a red flag and a trigger? If you don’t know, you might be sabotaging your love life. Learn more here. — You’re dating someone new. Things are going well; great chemistry, fun dates, real connection. And then he says something that stops you cold. Maybe it’s “I get bored easily.” Suddenly, your mind is off to the races. Does he mean he’ll get bored with me? Is he already losing interest? Is this a red flag I should have caught sooner? Before you spiral, I want to ask you something important: Is this actually a red flag or is it a trigger? Because there’s a big difference, and confusing the two could cause you to walk away from someone wonderful. The Story That Started This Conversation A woman in my community shared something that so many of us can relate to. She’d been on a first date where the man said, “I get bored easily.” She flagged it ment...

Why do we need to rewrite the “rules” of dating after 50? Enter Suzanne Noble, co-host of Sex Advice for Seniors! — What are the rules of dating after 50, and why do we need to rewrite them? Enter Suzanne Noble, a UK-based writer, speaker, and podcast host focused on midlife reinvention and sexuality. She co-hosts Sex Advice for Seniors, a candid podcast challenging taboos around aging and intimacy. Suzanne is also the author of the erotic memoir The Butcher, the Baker, the Candlestick Maker, exploring love, desire, and dating later in life. In this episode: The biggest myths about dating and sexuality after 50 How women can rebuild confidence when re-entering the dating world later in life How online dating has changed the landscape for midlife relationships What a “last first date” means when you’re dating with intention in your 50s, 60s, or beyond EP 710: Suzanne Noble – Why We Need to Rewrite the Rules of Dating After 50 Highlights of this Episode Dating and sexuali...

Silence after a great first date? No texting, no calling, no plans for a second date? Here’s what to do (or not do)! — You had a great first date. There was connection, laughter, maybe even a kiss. He followed up afterward… and then suddenly, he went quiet. Now you’re left wondering: Do I reach out? Do I wait? Did I do something wrong? Before you spiral, take a breath. This moment isn’t about decoding him. It’s about how you show up for yourself . Here are five grounded, empowering ways to handle when a man goes silent after a great first date. Radio Silence After a Great First Date? 1. Don’t Rewrite the Date It’s so easy to go from “That was amazing” to “Did I imagine the whole thing?” You didn’t. The date can be genuinely great and still not lead to consistency. Both things can be true. A good date is a starting point, not a promise. Instead of questioning your experience, stay rooted in reality: He showed up well once. Now you’re watching to see if he can do it a...

Out with the old dating rules, and in with new dating guidelines and principles. Tune in to Last First Date Radio to hear Talia Koren! — Why should we dump the old dating rules? Talia Koren is a dating podcaster, content creator, and entrepreneur who went on 64 first dates in under 10 months before meeting her husband on Hinge. Now, as the founder of Dating Intentionally, she helps women in their 30s–50s date with purpose, build real connections, and enjoy the process. In this episode: The old rules of dating and why they don’t work anymore The new dating guidelines How to get out of old dating programming Why people today are afraid of commitment and vulnerability What to do when someone says they’re ready for commitment but aren’t EP 709: Talia Koren – Old Dating Rules vs. New Dating Guidelines Highlights of this Episode Main theme: Old dating rules vs. new guidelines Old “rules” (e.g., waiting three days, three-date sex rule) are games/manipulation. Reframe datin...

Dysfuncational family patterns impact the way we love. When we excavate and change those patterns, we’re on the road to our last first date. — Have you ever found yourself thinking, “Why do I keep ending up in the same kind of unhealthy relationship?” There’s a hidden reason many of us don’t know about. You are probably dating from a blueprint you didn’t consciously choose. It was shaped early on, in your family of origin, through what you saw, felt, and learned about love. Those dysfuncational family patterns are not permanent. When you become aware of them, you can begin to shift them. And you don’t just change who you’re attracted to. You change your entire experience of love. Here are five ways breaking unhealthy family patterns can improve the way you love. 1. Notice what feels familiar, not just what feels exciting We are wired to be drawn to what’s familiar, even if it’s unhealthy. If love in your family felt inconsistent, emotionally distant, or chaotic, those dynam...