The hosts of Snacks, a women's soccer podcast, take on the role of love experts in their Love Line episode where they give advice to listeners on their love queries and conundrums.
Listeners send in their love life struggles and the hosts provide explanations and advice.
The speaker shares their favorite piece of love wisdom - live, laugh, love - and highlights its importance.
The speaker discusses taking time for themselves and quotes Justin Bieber as a source of inspiration for good marriages.
In this podcast episode, the host discusses the moment she knew her friend's boyfriend wouldn't show up for her 21st birthday party and advises not to date someone who's not in high school.
Changing your mindset and unlearning habits that allowed you to accept mistreatment or toxicity can be challenging when meeting genuinely nice people. Self-sabotage due to internalized feelings of unworthiness can also come into play.
This episode discusses the importance of closure and ways to move on from a past relationship, including setting expectations and booking plans for after a difficult conversation.
The speaker discusses a personal relationship issue and suggests trying to arrange a mutual meeting place to help improve the situation.
The hosts share their experiences with navigating mixed signals in both romantic relationships and friendships, discussing the shaky foundations these dynamics can build and how to determine when it's time to move on.
In your twenties, it's important to develop separate circles of friends because not all of them will appreciate you or make you feel good. You might make friends through work, hobbies, shared experiences or university, and it's okay to shift away from friends who no longer suit your lifestyle.
The podcast discusses the challenges faced by people to stay in touch during lockdown and how different people cope with it, including the difficulty faced by young men to build healthy routines and lifestyles during isolation.
The speaker suggests that if someone enjoys rock climbing more than their partner, the partner should use this as an opportunity to pursue their own passions. Relationships grow over time and it's important to give each other space to do what they love.
The speaker likes to go on Instagram lives of DJs and proclaim that she loves short kings, and recommends watching a documentary about Alex Holland if you are worried your significant other loves rocks more than you.
In this episode, the speaker recommends a song called Stacy's Mum as a starting point for those who want to have godchildren and talks about the dynamics of breakups.
A person reminisces about their childhood and how they used to perform magic and act scenes from their favorite movies. They also mention how their dad would record them singing with his sound recording gear.
In this podcast, the speaker talks about a funny anecdote of how she did a fake wedding with her dog, both wearing dresses and a veil. She also mentions her thought on forgiving child brides when the marriage is LGBTQ friendly.
The podcast hosts are preparing to ask the final question of the episode, and comment on each other's energy levels.
The speaker discusses their own experiences with remaining friends with exes and urges people to reevaluate their decision to do so, as it may not always be the best choice.
In this conversation, the speaker shares how they prefer settled and resolved endings to friendships, and how they cope with unresolved ones.
In this lighthearted podcast, three friends discuss their experience eating mixed tofu and joke about their collective wisdom and name.
The podcast hosts express gratitude towards their listeners for sending in questions and hope they provided helpful advice, while also acknowledging a few questions were left unanswered.
The hosts thank their guests and remind listeners to follow them on Instagram before ending the podcast. An ad for the Family Secrets podcast and Snacks podcast is included.