Last First Date Radio

Sandy Weiner hosts behavioral scientist and dating coach Logan Ury in an encore episode about her book 'How to Not Die Alone.' Ury applies decision-making science to dating, arguing that dating is a skill, not just luck.

This episode features Tarah and E.J.

Sandy Wiener hosts a solo episode explaining why storytelling matters in dating for people over 40.

Last First Date Radio host Sandy Wiener interviews relational leadership mentor Mike Elliott about why high-performing men can achieve material success while remaining emotionally unavailable in love.

This episode explains five reasons why storytelling is crucial in dating, emphasizing how sharing personal stories reveals values, fosters emotional connection, and helps individuals authentically express themselves.

Sandy Wiener interviews Vienna-based psychotherapist Alina Kastner about narcissistic abuse, including the shift from love-bombing to devaluation, gaslighting, isolation, and post-traumatic stress.

This episode explores the psychological reasons why aloof people are often perceived as more attractive in dating and relationships, focusing on concepts like scarcity and projection.

This episode explores the rise in gray divorce among couples over 50, discussing factors like COVID-19 impacts, increased longevity, financial independence of women, and changing relationship expectations.

Last First Date Radio episode 701 features Sandy Wiener interviewing Matt Boggs about polarity, masculine and feminine energy, and attraction.

Last First Date Radio host Sandy Wiener interviews Amelia Nagy about why successful women may struggle in relationships when they overfunction, avoid asking for help, or evaluate partners by achievement-based standards.

Last First Date Radio episode 699 features Sandy Wiener interviewing relationship coach Monica Tanner about replacing common dating and relationship advice with communication skills.

Matthew Raabsmith disclosed a long-hidden pornography and sexual addiction to his wife Joanna about three years into their marriage, after she heard an anonymous speaker in her MFT class on 'Shame and Guilt'.

Kat, a dentist, and Sean, a financial advisor, tell Sandy Wiener how they went from a 10-minute smoothie date on Match to engagement, including four months of living together.

This episode features Brooke Bralove discussing how to become more emotionally available in dating, drawing from personal experiences with therapy and offering expert advice for attracting the right partner.

This episode features breakup and relationship coach Cole Zesiger discussing how to heal from a breakup, rebuild a fulfilling life, and successfully date again, with a focus on self-sufficiency and finding meaning beyond relationships.

This episode explores how to maintain personal identity and avoid becoming a caregiver in relationships, drawing from the host's own experience of losing herself in marriage.

This episode features relationship coach Daniel Ratner discussing how to identify and protect yourself from emotional vampires (like narcissists) who drain empathic people, using concepts like the 'keepers' acronym for healthy relationships.