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In her new book "Party of One: Be Your Own Best Life Partner," NPR producer Meghan Keane demystifies several myths our culture perpetuates about romantic relationships. She also provides tools to learn how to nurture the most important relationship we’ll ever have — with ourselves.
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Kansas City was recently ranked as the worst city in America for dating. The creators of "Meet in the Middle," an interactive dating show at The Bird Comedy Theater, say they're offering a space for Kansas Citians looking for love — or simply a good time — to put down their phones and meet in real life.
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Kansas City Star columnist Melinda Henneberger talks about being a Pulitzer Prize finalist, screenwriter Kevin Wilmott shares recommendations on what to stream while stuck at home, how and whether to do romance and dating in the age of COVID-19, and one Kansas City neighborhood salutes health care workers.
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Segment 1: New research shows a difference between what we expect and what we experience when it comes to humor in romance. Data suggests that in…
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Since 2002, The Mortified Podcast has been showcasing adults sharing artifacts from their childhood, most notably, readings from their diaries. A few…
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Swipe left or swipe right, mobile dating apps have gotten traction with the younger crowd but do they lead to lasting connections? We ask how young people…
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Dating is hard, even for those just beginning that scene. But once you pass the age of 70, the challenges can be even greater. We talk with two seniors…
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It’s the season for romance. If you are lucky, finding your soul mate can be simple, but more often than not it can be awkward, and downright tedious.…
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Online dating doesn't seem any worse or fruitful than traditional dating, according to feedback we received this week from avid online daters in the…
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Online dating has opened up new ways to make first impressions. What happens after that depends as much as ever on the whims of chemistry and…
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Maybe the allegedly tall, dark and handsome man you connected with online after hundreds of emails turned out to be a dud.Or perhaps the woman who gave…