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Welcome to the You Seem Great podcast, where Talia Goldstein and Becca Klein talk about swiping, dating, and relationships. Each episode covers specific topics to help listeners better understand and navigate early dating and relationship building.

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 11, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    How to Approach the First 3 Dates (opens the original)

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    What should you actually be looking for on the first three dates? In this episode, we break down how to approach those early dates without overthinking, judging too quickly, or trying to decide immediately if someone is “the one.” We talk about what each date is really for, why curiosity is more useful than making a decision right away, and how to focus on the person sitting across from you rather than getting caught up in your own thoughts. We also discuss how to have more fun, stay present, an

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Why You’re Getting Ghosted (opens the original)

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    Why are you getting ghosted—and what can you actually control? In this episode, we break down some of the most common dating mistakes that can lead to ghosting, from texting too much and moving too quickly to being overly available and sending mixed signals. We talk about how to pace a new connection, when to follow up if someone goes quiet, and why a lack of response can sometimes be the answer. Plus, we discuss how to recognize patterns in your dating life and make small changes that can lead

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    What We Wish Men Knew About Women (opens the original)

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    If you’re successful, independent, and perfectly capable of doing everything yourself, does that actually make dating easier? This episode explores why the answer might be more complicated than you think. We talk about attraction, pursuit, and the dynamics that can develop when two capable people are trying to build a relationship. From why women still want to feel pursued to why men don’t always need to lead with their accomplishments, we unpack what actually creates connection—and what can uni

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    What We Wish Women Knew About Men (opens the original)

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    If you’ve ever wondered what men are really looking for when they’re dating, this episode offers a closer look at the signals, behaviors, and dynamics that can shape attraction and connection. We dive into what men notice, what makes them feel appreciated, and why clearly showing interest can make such a difference. From expressing gratitude and appreciation to communicating what you want, we explore some of the ways small signals can influence how a connection develops. This conversation also l

  5. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Dating, Fertility & Surrogacy: Amy Weinblum's Story (opens the original)

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    What happens when life doesn't follow the timeline you imagined? In this episode, Amy Weinblum shares her deeply personal journey through dating, fertility, and ultimately choosing surrogacy to become a mother. She reflects on the expectations many women grow up with, the reality of navigating relationships later in life, and the difficult decisions that come with balancing love, family, and time. Amy opens up about realizing she wanted motherhood more than the "perfect" timeline, the emotional

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