Studies have found that men and women talk roughly the same amount, but women engage in more fishing around for topics and ask far more questions in heterosexual couples. While gender differences in communication have been found, there is still ongoing research about the extent and nature of these differences.
The podcasters discuss the need for men to have conversations about their problems, the importance of collaboration with women, and their plans for bringing in diverse guests and having high-quality productions.
The challenges of dating as a public-facing person, particularly for men trying to get female attention, are discussed.
The conversation regarding sex segregated spaces is a complicated and multifaceted one that requires both philosophical and legal considerations, but it is worth considering whether men and women might benefit from spending time alone in single-sex spaces.
The promotion of casual sex in women's magazines has led to a desensitization of our own bodies and has hindered our ability to find a proper long-term partner. The limitations of sex education in these magazines have caused a greater sexualization of women as well.
This podcast explores how evolutionary psychology provides a well-grounded understanding of human nature, which helps people become less uncertain about their position in debates. The podcast also emphasizes the importance of presenting this science in an empathetic and well-meaning way.