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The Space Between Venus and Mars

Join us every other week as we explore the evolving dynamics between men and women. Through honest conversations with experts, friends, and insights from books and films, we’ll take a thoughtful look at what shapes love and connection today.

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Sep 12, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    A Hopeful Romantic (opens the original)

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    What happens when heartbreak doesn’t make you give up on love? In this episode of the Space Between Venus and Mars, we’re joined by The Butterfly , a friend of more than ten years, to talk about her journey through heartbreak, dating, and the pursuit of love—and everything those experiences have taught her along the way. We talk about the relationships that broke her heart, the lessons she carried from them, and what it means to continue believing in love after experiencing disappointment. From

  2. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Decentralize Men Movement (opens the original)

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    In this episode on The Space Between Venus and Mars, we explore the growing idea of women decentering men from their lives and question what that can look like within modern relationships. Does it mean choosing independence over partnership? Avoiding relationships altogether? Or can a woman be married, in love, and supported while still remaining at the center of her own life? Inspired by America’s Sweethearts , we look at an image that offers an interesting inversion of more traditional relatio

  3. Episode · Aug 8, 2026

    Obsession: The Horror of Co-Dependency (opens the original)

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    What happens when the desire to be loved turns into the fear of being without someone? For our 13th episode of The Space Between Venus and Mars, we dive into Curry Barker’s Obsession and the unsettling ways its story can reflect the darker side of modern dating. Beneath the horror, the film raises questions about attachment, rejection, control, and what can happen when the boundaries between love and obsession begin to disappear. We explore codependency and the fear of losing someone—or never be

  4. Episode · Jul 25, 2026

    Reality Check (opens the original)

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    In this episode of The Space Between Venus and Mars, we take a closer look at reality dating shows and the culture they've helped create. While these shows promise the possibility of finding love, they also offer something else: visibility, influence, and opportunities that can extend far beyond the final episode. We explore how reality television has blurred the line between authentic connection and public performance. When relationships unfold in front of millions of viewers, how much of what

  5. Episode · Jul 11, 2026

    Written in the Stars (opens the original)

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    Can the stars tell us who we are—or are they simply helping us understand ourselves? In this episode, we explore the growing role astrology plays in modern life and dating. What began with a conversation with an Uber driver in Los Angeles who decided to leave the city after learning what her birth chart supposedly revealed, it became a much larger discussion about the influence astrology has on the choices we make. From compatibility and first impressions to deciding whether someone is “our type

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