House music Producer/DJ, Teddy Beats and Singer, Mandy Beats join Shervin on a funny conversation about today's dance music, music festivals and the importance of finding a partner that you can share a life with, while working together.

Most authors struggle to get their book noticed—Ellie Laliberté's journey from French publisher rejection to winning an international impact award is a masterclass in resilience and self-awareness.

For all you older women in the dating world-whether you agree or disagree, one thing is certain — the conversation is changing, and older women are no longer sitting on the sidelines. Former model and Divorce and Breakup Coach, Claire Gilchrist from England joins Hidden Innuendos to talk all the fun shit we all so much about in the dating world. Where is my drink?!

Is it really that simple for men to get laid from their partner by just doing the dishes and making sure the kids are in bed at a decent time? Amber from Canada just may help make it that easy.

Electronic music artist, Fdma joins Hidden Innuendos to talk about the meanings behind his sound and music and the future of house music.

At what point does dating stop being “putting yourself out there”… and start looking like a full-time research project? 📝💀

Is house music evolving… or losing its identity?Producer and songwriter W.ILL joins Hidden Innuendos in-studio to talk about the real state of the scene, the pressure behind the decks, and what separates a DJ from an artist.https://open.spotify.com/artist/1lCkLrO2ZvHTkm1zGZkdCN

Nothing better than taking your calls and trying to help you in your dating life. Amazing turnout and thank you to all!

Men! What are the cheesiest lines you've spat out to a woman? Women, what's the cheesiest pickup line you've heard? We list the top 10 cheesiest lines that still exist in 2026. Enjoy!

Ladies, it's time to retire the ancient art of "subtle eye contact and hoping he telepathically receives your vibes." Next time you're at a bar, just walk straight up to the guy, look him dead in the eyes, and say, "Hi, I'm [Your Name], and according to my calculations, you're approximately 73% my type—mostly because you're not wearing Crocs. Buy me a drink or explain yourself." Watch him fumble his beer like a startled raccoon. Confidence is sexy, awkwardness is hilarious, and worst case scenario, you just gave the entire bar a free comedy show. Go forth and hunt, queens. The patriarchy isn't going to topple itself while you sip cosmos and wait for Prince Charming to grow a pair.