Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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From debunking myths about traditional romance to redefining friendship and intimacy, we're here to cut through societal expectations, rewrite the rules of connection, and make room for what really matters.
Unknown Host hosts Eat Your Heart Out, a society show with 37 episodes published.
This week, we dig into 4B, the South Korean feminist movement built around four refusals: no dating men, no sex with men, no marriage to men, and no having children with men. What began as a response to deep-rooted misog
This week on Eat Your Heart Out, we’re talking about the roles we play in our friendships and families — the caretaker, the fixer, the comic relief, the responsible one, the “easy” one, the mediator, and, of course, the
This week on Eat Your Heart Out, we’re getting into something we’ve all been taught to take seriously: virginity. The only problem? The more you actually think about it, the less it makes sense. We grow up treating virgi
This week on EAT YOUR HEART OUT, we’re asking a simple but uncomfortable question: do you actually need closure, or are you just not ready to let go? From breakups to situationships, closure gets framed as the final step
This week, we're talking to Savala Nolan, author of new book of essays Good Woman: A Reckoning . We get into the pressure to perform goodness (and what that even looks like), the ways women are socialized to shrink thems
This week on EAT YOUR HEART OUT , it’s a solo quickie with Meaghan breaking down the pressure to “date with intention”—and how that advice can turn modern dating into a performance review. Instead of treating every first
This week on Eat Your Heart Out , we're diving into the complexities, joys, and tensions of interracial dating. Joined by our wonderful friends Ishani Nath and Gabs Santos, we unpack what it really means to date across r
This week on Eat Your Heart Out , we’re rethinking modern relationships just in time for Valentine’s Day. Instead of treating love like a checklist, we’re exploring what it means to date with intention, prioritize emotio
Heated Rivalry is gay, Canadian, hockey-obsessed, and deeply hot. But it’s also something else entirely. In this episode, we unpack why so many women are obsessed with a queer sports romance, and what that fixation revea
From first-time mirror selfies to the chaotic legacy of the front-camera flash, nudes sit right at the intersection of desire, confidence, shame, and self-expression. In this episode, we dig into why sending (or NOT send
Going home for the holidays can feel like stepping straight back into your teenage self: unsolicited questions, old wounds, passive-aggressive comments and all. In this episode, we get into why family gatherings feel so
We’re going deep this week: into mommy issues, daddy issues, and all the patterns we inherit without ever choosing them. From Freud to attachment theory to the ways our early relationships shape who we love, how we love,
We've all been there, whether it was a romantic or platonic relationship. Things come to an end, and it hurts like it's truly the end of the world. That's why, this week, we share our first big heartbreaks, how we healed
This week, we chat with the fabulous Sarah Anne Dasilva about her journey of self-discovery, coming out later in life, and the challenges and joys that come with it. We touch on a whole lot, including getting over heartb
Did you know it's possible to be flexible beyond the physical? Well, this week, we get into it with the amazing @FlexWithVera, who chats with us about how to get holistic with your body, learn what it wants and needs, in
Therapy is great, allegedly (lol). But how do you find the right therapist for you? How do you know what to talk about? How do you even know you NEED therapy? In today’s episode, we’re talking all things THERAPY in hopes
Friendship is supposed to be “easy,” right? Not exactly. In this episode, we dig into the messy, complicated world of platonic love: why friendship breakups can feel just as devastating as romantic ones, what makes frien
If you’ve ever dreaded sitting at the singles table or felt the sting of shelling out for a gift solo, this episode is for you. We’re unpacking what weddings look like when you’re not part of a couple, asking whether gen
This week, we dive into the concept of compulsory heterosexuality—or “comp het”—and explore how it shapes our understanding of attraction, relationships, and identity. Coined by poet and theorist Adrienne Rich, comp het
You might have noticed we're taking a little pause, but don't worry, we'll be back by the end of the summer! In the meantime, revisit some of our previous episodes, and don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and foll
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Eat Your Heart Out is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Society (culture) and has published 37 episodes.
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