Hosted by Zuzana and Elizabeth · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 28 episodes
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Zuzana and Elizabeth hosts Girls and the City, a society show with 28 episodes published.
Twenty-something girls: friend… or foe? In this conversation, we discuss girls in their 20s versus 30s and dating guys who are good on paper. Join us as we explore the pitfalls of focusing solely on resumes and financial
This week, we address a simple but important question: How do you know if you are good in bed? In this episode, we dive deeper into relationships, boundaries, and self-worth. We explore Carrie’s search for validation (ac
When you date someone, how many people become emotionally involved? When you sleep with someone, are you screwing the family? In this episode, we explore the themes of anxiety, relationships, and family dynamics. Explore
Are we dating the same person over and over again? In this episode, we get real about our dating patterns and the messy in-between. We talk about the whole “roster” culture, friends-with-benefits situations, and how our
Do you have to play games to make a relationship work? In this episode, we dig deeper into a conversation about therapy, its stigma, as we explore the concept of games in relationships, questioning whether they are neces
As Carrie once said, the most exciting thing about love can be its exquisite pain. But how much pain is too much? In this episode, we dive into the messy side of modern romance, emotional masochism, fetishes, and the len
Are we evolving past relationships? Explore the evolution of relationships as we discuss the importance of seeking substance over appearance, personal experiences, and the dynamics of masculinity and femininity in modern
We’re digging into the messy reality of love, money, and power, because yeah...relationships aren’t just about feelings, they’re about who holds the cards. Why is it so damn hard for us women (and men!) to own our succes
Can you change a man? Navigate the intricate dance of love as we explore how grief, change, and communication reshape our more personal bonds. Join us to uncover how setting boundaries, understanding personal routines, a
Are we willing to believe anything to date? Still believing in relationship myths ? Join us as we unravel the complexities of cliche love myths, while navigating friendships and age gaps to uncovering the surprising trut
On a date… and makes out with another woman? Cheating or just how dating works now? In this episode, we dig into what actually counts as cheating today. Not just the obvious ones, but the quieter betrayals too: the lies
Join us as we explore the complexities of relationships, emotional health, and personal growth. Reflect on Miranda's struggles with success and loneliness, Charlotte's romantic misadventures, and Carrie and Big's rekindl
Is it better to fake it than be alone? This week, we dive into the insecurities that come with not being in a relationship (especially after a confidence-crushing breakup). From getting stood up to overthinking our own d
Join us as we navigate the modern dating scene, from decoding dating app dilemmas to questioning why 30-something singles are sometimes labeled "freaks." We also tackle everything from societal beauty standards to the ag
Are there some things that are better unsaid? In this episode, we dive into the messiness of honesty in relationships. We get into the awkwardness of dirty talk, unsolicited period predictions, and whether telling your p
What are the break-up rules? Join us with our special guest as we navigate the complexities of breakups, particularly during Valentine's week, and explore the unique challenges of dating in big cities, while we reflect o
Are relationships the religion of the nineties? Catch up with us and delve into the complexities of relationships, exploring themes of emotional intimacy, religion, societal expectations, and the significance of family d
How often is normal? Sorry we ask, but doesn’t everyone want to know? Those who are in a dry spell are particularly curious, and then there are those who simply can’t get enough. We also cover bedroom etiquette because w
As I watched Laney tear open a terry cloth baby bib with the same enthusiasm she once reserved for tearing off rock stars’ pants, I couldn’t help but wonder, was I next? This time we discuss the topic that has been on ev
In a city of great expectations, is it time to settle for what you can get? We live in a world of an overwhelming amount of options, making dating exhausting. In this episode, we discuss if it’s better to simply settle f
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