Relationship Insurance

In the season finale of the podcast, Dominique Turner (producer, director, and founder of LivingSingle365) recounts her dating experiences, how to stay positive while single, and more.

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What don't we want to see in the dating space? In an open conversation, the crew tackles the undesirables of dating; how the internet has influenced relationships, if our generation is decentering dating, and more. Follow Relationship Insurance on Instagram @relationship.insurance and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Naza Shelley, CEO and founder of dating app CarpeDM, joins the podcast to talk about the app, how to better the online dating experience, and more. CarpeDM is exclusive to D.C. residents seeking to date professional Black women. Follow Relationship Insurance on Instagram @relationship.insurance and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Childhood sweethearts Dwayne and Ammoy Morgan join Relationship Insurance for a conversation about marriage stereotypes, gender roles, joint Instagram accounts, and more. Follow Relationship Insurance on Instagram @relationship.insurance and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

In part two of "Inflation Insurance,'' the team continues their discussion on pressing topics, including the pros and cons of making personalized playlists for your beau, the problem with mixing modern and traditional concepts while dating, and much more. Follow Relationship Insurance on Instagram @relationship.insurance and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

In this two-part episode, the crew discuss a range of topics including cohabitation before marriage, how inflation is affecting dating, financial stability, and more. Follow Relationship Insurance on Instagram @relationship.insurance and be sure to subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Artist and filmmaker Lenyx Rose joins Relationship Insurance to talk about navigating relationships, love versus attachment, and more. Rose's short musical film, Love Boom Bap, is out now.

Kicking off season four of the podcast, Relationship Insurance introduces their new co-host, Leomary, and producer, Keith. In this episode, the crew breaks down do's and don'ts for Valentine's Day, what they see for the future of dating, and more.

In this season's finale, the guys wrap season 3 with a brief recap of favorite moments, hopes for the future, and a special message from co-host Dondre.

Singer/songwriter Ravahn talks with the guys about her journey from a tough break-up to marriage. She also drops some major gems about the importance of self-sufficiency, friendship, and faith in a relationship.

Author, mindset coach, and clinical hypnotherapist, Julie Demsey, joins the guys for a conversation about acquiring the relationship you want, how hypnotherapy can help improve your dating life, and more. Her new book, "FOUND: Swiping Right on Me to Find Love," is available now.

Singer/songwriter Tan Brown returns for another attention-grabbing conversation. This time, she chats with the guys about exploring non-monogamy, how it differs from person to person, and more. 'Be prepared to break the rules.'

Bronx-bred millennial Hector Santos has some interesting stories about his time indulging "the apps" back in the day. He joins the guys for a conversation about his dating app history, what he's been working on in his personal life throughout the pandemic, and more.

Dondre, Curt, and Drew take it to "the apps" in a discussion ranging from online dating, shooting your shot on social media, and more, with guest Shania Banton.

Along with special guest Kayla Smith, the guys unpack how we learn to love, explore new first date ideas, and more. 

With special guest Leomary Rodriguez, the guys break down the idea of a "nice guy," what dating in the pandemic has been like, whether or not the friend zone is a good place to be, and more.

On episode four, Dondre, Curt, and Drew discuss whether or not Drake's private dinner with Johanna Leia was legit, how they feel about Tyler, the Creator's controversial "Wilshire" track, and G Herbo getting blocked by his girlfriend Taina Williams after a visit to his ex's party.

The guys, joined by Tan Brown, have a deep discussion about practicing non-attachment, the difference between non-attachment and being detached, and what freedom in relationships looks like.

Joined by guest Brandon Wilson, the guys discuss the advantages of being tall in the dating space, dinner etiquette, the proper way to end a date, and which boroughs are too far to travel to for a date (sorry Staten Island).

Kicking off the first episode of season three, Dondre, Curt, and Drew predict what a post-vax summer should look like, how to perfect the "fly out," and more. That's how they're feeling.

For the season finale, Dondre, Curt, and Drew give a recap of prior episodes and what they learned from guests this season. We're claiming our flowers on this one.

For our third "solo pod," Curt attempts to reimagine the concept of togetherness for the future of relationships. Keep an Al Green record close to you for this one.

Keith and Daeyna Phillip join the podcast to talk about their experience as a married couple in the 21st century. The pair also drop their secrets to longevity in a long-term relationship.

In our second "Solo Pod" of the season, Drew guides a conversation about the importance of setting boundaries. It's basically a masterclass on resetting your space for personal peace. Incense not included.

Couples counselor Vesta Bell joins Dondre, Curt, and Drew to share her expertise on how to seek help to improve a romantic relationship. Plus—somehow—Telfar bags and flights come up.

In episode three of the podcast, Dondre, Curt, and Drew spoke with actor/writer/filmmaker Miriam Agwai about re-thinking how love stories are told in the modern world. 

Kicking off our "Solo Pod" mini series, Dondre took us to church in a conversation exploring the importance of being single. Relationships are great—but singleness is currency, too.

In the premiere of season two of the pod, Dondre, Curt, and Drew are joined by professional matchmaker Jasmine Turner to discuss the matchmaking process and more. Is there really someone for everyone? We hope so.

In the season finale of the pod, Dondre, Curt, and Drew get into what long-term value, and sustainability looks like in the dating space.

You know bae likes receiving flowers and being told they're awesome, so stop playing. Dondre, Curt, and Drew take a look at love languages, attachment styles, and more.

Some of y'all really out here here doing the most—and the least, smh. Dondre, Curt, and Drew talk about how slowing things down might be the best move during the dating stage.

Dondre, Curt, and Drew take a stab at what self-love looks like. Do you love yourself? Tap in.

In this introductory episode of the pod, Dondre, Curt, and Drew explore what toxic masculinity is and how vulnerability doesn't actually make you less of a man.