What 82 Episodes Taught Us About Love
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As we wrap our summer season and ready for a station vacation, we're reflecting on what we’ve learned over two years (!) of producing Love Bites Radio and conversations that stick with us. We've played with taglines, format, and theme. We've dated so many people and gluttonously explored cuisine from coast to coast.
But since we only have thirty-ish minutes on the air for reflection, here are the four shows we're clipping — one on love and one on personal growth — plus why they've stuck with us so.
Image: Jacqueline and Ben stand and smile outside the Heritage Radio booth in Roberta’s, Brooklyn.
Ben
EPISODE 39: Honing Our Romantic Intuition With Iris Higgins
Before Life Coach Iris Higgins joins, we discuss the overall idea of "intuition". When has it served us well? Is intuition even a thing, or is it just a feeling? And when might working against that gut feeling actually be what we most need to do for self-improvement? This conversation stuck with Ben... listen to today's episode to find out why.
EPISODE 33: Traveling Solo and Pushing Personal Limits with Kristin Newman!
Author Kristin Newman dated many men in her solo travels around the globe before she found the man who not only inspired her to stay home a bit, but shifted how she looked at world travel, too. In her quest for "the one", she picked up a life lesson that lodged into Ben's brain...
Jax
EPISODE 36: J Embarks on a Social Media Cleanse and Food & The City author Ina Yalof
There is no way Jax could have known that this chat on June 20th, 2016 would set her life on the course it did. Just over a year later, we listen back to check in on how reality blew expectation away, and pour one out for giving random self-help shit a shot.
EPISODE 15: It’s Not You! You’re Single in Your Thirties? Enjoy It!
Two years later, Jax is still single... and happy. Happier, in fact. And while she has no regrets in the theories we've tested out of the dudes she's dated in the fun of it, one particular nugget from author Sarah Eckel has stuck with her and made it easier to enjoy the ride.