The Mating Grounds Podcast

Online dating is one of the most important and best developments over the past hundred years in dating. There is no reason not to be using it. In this episode, Tucker and Geoff teach you everything you need to know to succeed using online dating.  After listening to this podcast, you'll know how to build a profile to show your best qualities, you’ll know what kinds of messages women do and don’t respond to, and you’ll know how to set up the perfect first date. Online dating is one of the best ways to meet women, and the information in this episode is invaluable for helping you learn how to utilize it. 

Tucker interviews Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman, the Scientific Director of The Imagination Institute, and author of books such as Mating Intelligence Unleashed:The Role of the Mind in Sex, Dating, and Love, and Ungifted: Intelligence Redefined. In this episode Tucker and Dr. Kaufman discuss, the false dichotomy between alpha and beta males, how to become more attractive, and how to develop true confidence.

In this Q&A episode, Tucker, Geoff, and Carin discuss how to deal with the fear of sexual humiliation that can come with having a small penis. This is a common hangup that lots of guys have, and Tucker, Geoff, and Carin explain why having a small penis isn't (usually) something to worry about, and how to please a woman with whatever you have.  

It may seem unequal and unfair that guys always approach women. Why can't women come after men, right? It's not that simple. There are plenty of very good evolutionary, psychological and social reasons why men tend to do the approaching, and not the other way around.   In this episode Tucker, Geoff and Carin Perilloux explain the biological and social factors behind why men approach women, and Carin also explains the risks women face in mating situations, which are every bit as daunting as the risks guys take (they are just different).   We also cover the way to flip the situation and have women come to you: be famous. Tucker can tell you first-hand what that's like, and the risks that brings with it as well (it can be great, but it's not all great).   Finally, if you want to meet women in lower-risk situations without being judged, then we'll tell you how to do that too.  

In this Q&A episode, Tucker, Nils and Geoff tackle the problems of a professional magician. When you have a dumb-sounding or weird job that turns people off, then you have to change how you're framing it. You need to describe the job in a way that sounds less geeky, and also find women who are into the type of job you do.   After this episode you'll know how to frame your job in a much more attractive light. As a bonus, the guys also detail exactly where this caller is going wrong in his conversations with women, and how to fix it.

Contrary to what you might think, bars and clubs are not the best places to meet women. In fact, they're probably the worst possible place you can imagine.Instead, you should make your dating life an extension of your social life. We'll tell you exactly what this means and how to do it, giving you specific examples of things you should try so you can expand your social life and meet plenty of great women without ever having to talk to a stranger in a bar. Most importantly, we'll explain to you how to think about finding activities, so that you don't just have to repeat our suggestions, but can think of your own.

Today's guest is author, entrepreneur, blogger and semi-professional football player Scott Britton. Scott is a guy who was popular in high school and college because he played football, but once he left college, lost all those advantages and had to learn from the ground up how to be really good with women. In this interview Scott reveals his best answers to the most common questions she'll ask, how to escalate touch with a girl in a non-creepy that makes her feel comfortable, and the right questions to ask her make sure you have a great conversation. After this podcast, you'll know exactly what to do for the first 20 minutes of an interaction with any woman.

The podcast discusses the challenges of dating and being in relationships when you don't want children. They offer strategies for navigating this issue, including being upfront about your decision and considering a vasectomy. The hosts also discuss the challenges of finding a partner who doesn't want kids in Japan and Asian societies. Overall, the podcast provides practical advice for those dealing with this dilemma.

If you're uncomfortable that you still haven't lost your virginity, then don't despair. The first thing is that you've owned up to it, admitted to yourself that you're not happy, and that you want to do something about it. Good for you. And thankfully, there is light at the end of the tunnel. You actually have a couple of options when it comes to solving this problem. In this Q&A Tucker, Geoff and Nils set out the different paths you can take, and what your next steps should be.

The hosts discuss the dilemma of staying in sub-optimal relationships, the influence of the modern environment on relationships, and the importance of practice and experience in dating.