Jaime and Jessica join us as we chat about bad dates, ghosting, how to gently let someone down when you don’t want to see them again, and more!

Does one’s significant other (or anyone for that matter) have the right to decide who is and who isn’t an intimate friend or family member in your life? Why do men wear underwear until they fall off? Why don’t women hash out their differences the same way men do? All this and more on Gender Clash 12!

Why do women feel that they’ll be able to change a man? For that matter, why do men feel that a woman will never change? We revisit how/why women have more control in a relationship and delve into a new topic concerning how gullible men can be. Join us in Episode 11!

Do men ever really mean it when they say ”I want to work on our friendship”? If you come out of the bathroom when you’re out and your significant other is kicking it to an attractive member of the opposite sex - what’s your move?

Do shoes belong in the middle of the floor? Is laundry and team effort? Who’s a better driver? And, has the me-too movement taken away some of the ’little things’ or are the little things worth sacrificing for progress? We talk about this and more in Episode 9!

Men think simply, women think in a more complicated manner. Are men simple, or are they simpletons?

Our first guest joins us! Monica D. helps us sort out whether or not a significant other should be forced to go to concerts if they don’t like the music, the obsession women have with shoes, man eyes and much more!

Do dudes dance only to get some? Is it shallow not to want to date a buttaface? These topics and more on Gender Clash - Episode 6!

Why wedding dress shopping is so exciting to women, the different ways we think about our celebrity crushes, and more!

If you and your significant other are watching a movie or tv show together, and ”spending time”, is it rude to be on your phone instead of giving your full attention to the show? Or are you multitasking? This and other fun topics are discussed in ”Episode 4: Multitasking or Rude?”