Sabrina Zohar, an entrepreneur and dating coach, joins recurring guest Drew to dissect the chaotic world of modern dating. They delve into attachment styles and how self-awareness can sharpen your dating skills. The duo tackles the pros and cons of dating apps, suggesting we can shift our approach for better outcomes. They also explore the unrealistic expectations set by digital platforms and stress the importance of genuine connections and brutal honesty in dating. Tune in for vibrant insights that challenge the status quo!

This episode we talk with a guy named “Drew” who gives us a rare peek into what some of the young hackers are up to today. From listening to Drew, we can see that times are changing for the motive behind hacking. In the ’90s and ’00s it was done for fun and curiosity. In the ’10s Anonymous showed us what Hacktivism is. And now, in the ’20s, the young hackers seem to be profit driven.SponsorsSupport for this show comes from Linode. Linode supplies you with virtual servers. Visit linode.com/darknet and get a special offer.Support for this show comes from Juniper Networks. Juniper Networks is dedicated to simplifying network operations and driving superior experiences for end users. Visit juniper.net/darknet to learn more about how Juniper Secure Edge can help you keep your remote workforce seamlessly secure wherever they are.

Drew, reflecting on his early marriage years, delivers a heartfelt apology to Melissa, resulting in an emotional release for her. Julie highlights how their relationship is still caught in a negative cycle. She helps them uncover Drew's unprocessed grief and struggles with vulnerability. Insights from therapist George Faller emphasize Drew's lack of experience in sharing emotions. The conversation dives deep into the need for clearer communication and emotional support in relationships, challenging Drew to confront his fears and embrace vulnerability.

Dr. Drew and Paulina Pinsky, friends, a Midnight Gospel alumnus, and his awesome daughter, join the DTFH! Check out Drew & Paulina's new book, It Doesn't Have to be Awkward, available everywhere you buy your books! For more from Paulina you can also check out her personal site, PaulinaPinsky.com. Follow Paulina in all the usual places, including Twitter and Instagram. You can also find Dr. Drew's new collectible bobblehead here. Original music by Aaron Michael Goldberg. This episode is brought to you by: Squarespace - Use offer code: DUNCAN to save 10% on your first site. ExpressVPN - Visit expressVPN.com/duncan and get an extra 3 months FREE when you buy a 1 year package.

Drew, one half of a couple navigating relationship challenges, shares insights on the journey toward secure attachment. The discussion dives into how Drew's laid-back parenting contrasted with his partner's anxious attachment style, leading to miscommunications during family events. They explore emotional regulation, the impact of societal pressures, and the importance of self-soothing over seeking validation from each other. The conversation emphasizes personal growth, self-worth, and fostering deeper emotional connections in relationships.

In this engaging discussion, Drew shares his journey through couples therapy alongside partner Melissa, offering a candid look at their emotional growth. They reflect on their initial anxieties and the breakthroughs they experienced during 20 sessions. Julie, their therapist, explains the principles of Emotionally Focused Therapy, emphasizing conflict avoidance and healing. The trio discusses navigating anger, emotional safety, and the healing power of love, providing valuable insights into the dynamics of vulnerability and connection in relationships.

Drew, one of the hosts, recounts the chaotic challenges of a family beach vacation, where external scrutiny made parenting feel even more daunting. His co-host Melissa shares her feelings of isolation when Drew sought refuge with easier family members. Together, they dissect their emotional responses to family judgments and the necessity of mutual support. Insights from Julie underline the importance of teamwork in navigating stress and choosing connection over avoidance. This resonant conversation highlights how to foster strong relationships under external pressures.

Dr. Drew, world-famous media personality and addiction specialist, joins Michael Malice on the show. They discuss Plato vs Aristotle, dark triad personalities in positions of power, the inevitability of uprisings, flaws of democracy, gold prices, human behavior, punching someone in the face, dynamics of social media, and testosterone replacement therapy.

Drew, one half of a couple navigating life's challenges and participating in therapy, joins for a candid discussion about self-acceptance and shame. The conversation dives into how Drew learns to embrace vulnerability, which enhances his emotional connection with Melissa. They tackle parenting anxieties together and reflect on emotional turmoil in relationships, emphasizing the need for mindfulness and communication. Ultimately, they focus on using self-compassion to transform their relationship, breaking negative cycles and fostering deeper understanding.

Drew, one half of a couple on a journey of relationship growth, shares insights on overcoming communication barriers with his partner, Melissa. He recounts a dinner incident that spiraled into frustration and fear, showcasing the emotional toll of their disconnect. Drew reveals the 'knot in his stomach' that echoes his struggles to articulate feelings. The conversation emphasizes the importance of vulnerability and understanding in breaking the cycle of misunderstanding, while exploring strategies for fostering intimacy and emotional engagement.