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What if jealousy could actually strengthen your relationship? That’s what we explore in this episode of Last First Date Radio. — Did you know that jealousy can strengthen a relationship? That’s what my guest, Ally Iseman, believes. She is an award-winning creator, author, Certified Relationship Coach and Kink Aware Professional who specializes in modern relationship design, unlocking erotic jealousy, and consent and communication. She has been featured in The New York Times, LADbible, Cosmopolitan, AskMen, and more. Ally works with couples and individuals all over the world who are at transition points in dating and relationships. Whether they want to open their relationship to include more people, explore play parties together, or just open up more authentically to each other about their kinks and curiosities, Ally helps them open up without breaking up.  In this episode: Is jealousy nature or nurture? How understanding jealousy can be be...

Are you making any of these five online dating mistakes? Check out this video to learn how to turn them around and find love! If you’ve been swiping and messaging for months (or years) without much to show for it, it’s not because love isn’t out there for you. It’s usually because a few fixable habits are quietly getting in your way. I see the same five online dating mistakes over and over with the women I coach, and the good news is that every one of them is completely within your control to change. Here they are, along with what to do instead. 1. Your profile isn’t unique enough If your profile reads like a list of adjectives (fun, adventurous, easygoing) it’s blending into a sea of other profiles that say the exact same thing. The people scrolling past have no real sense of who you are. Your profile should sound like you and only you. Tell a quick story instead of a trait. Mention the trip that changed you, the hobby you can’t stop talking about...

Why do people cheat? In this episode, we discuss the science of betrayal and why even happy couples sometimes cheat. — What drives people to cheat? Dr. Glenn Hutchinson is a clinical psychologist and behavioral researcher whose upcoming book, Unfaithful Minds: The Science and Psychology of Infidelity (Prometheus, August 18, 2026), uses infidelity as a window into a much bigger question about human behavior. In this episode: What people misunderstand about why people cheat The role of the unconscious mind in infidelity Why many happy couples cheat How and why people justify cheating Early warning signs of possible cheating and what to do about it EP 730: Glenn Hutchinson – The Science of Betrayal: What Drives People to Cheat? Highlights of this episode: Psychological Foundations of Infidelity Infidelity stems from unconscious psychological processes rather than simple character flaws or relationship dissatisfaction...

Do you have a pattern of over-functioning in your relationships? Do your partners under-function? Let’s break this pattern now! Debbie came to a session excited and a little unsettled. She had been dating Alan for a few months, and everything about him felt different from what she was used to. He texted back. He made plans. When he said or did something that landed wrong, he apologized and corrected course without being asked twice or getting defensive. That should have felt like relief. Instead, it felt unfamiliar enough to make her a little nervous. Debbie’s last long-term relationship was with a man I’ll call Richard. She did most of the emotional heavy lifting in that relationship: she planned, reached out first, smoothed things over, and read his moods so she could adjust hers.  Over time, that became her definition of what it takes to keep a relationship together…until she broke up with him. So when her new boyfriend started initiating dates and...

Should I stay or should I go? How do you know if you should leave a relationship? We dive deep in this episode of Last First Date Radio. — Wondering if you should stay or leave a relationship? My podcast guest Francesca Zoia, is a relationship and self-love coach that helps women in long-term relationships feeling confused and stuck in the “should I stay or leave” mental loop, figure out whether they’re in the right relationship.  In this episode: How to know if you should stay or leave Why it’s so hard to leave a relationship How to tell the difference if a relationship needs work or it’s over How to deal with family and friends who don’t support your decision to stay or leave EP 729: Francesca Zoia – How to Know When It’s Time to Leave a Relationship Highlights of this episode: Long-Distance Relationship Challenges  Francesca shared her personal experience of questioning whether to ...

How do you rewrite your love story to choose a healthy partner this time around? Spoiler alert: heal your trauma! — How can you rewrite your love story so you end up in a healthy relationship? Owen Smithyman works with self-aware people who have done significant work on themselves – talk therapy, somatic work, plant medicine, coaching — and still feel something running in the background, making decisions for them or making life difficult. As a Peak States Therapy Practitioner, he helps clients resolve emotional wounds permanently, relate more authentically, and live a more vibrant life. In this episode: How past trauma shapes our choices in dating and relationships The relationship between beliefs and trauma What are peak states, and how are they relevant in dating? EP 728: Owen Smithyman – Rewriting Your Love Story: From Old Wounds to Healthy Choices Highlights of this episode: Why people get stuck in healing Cogni...