Dating, Relationships, And Love (drl)

Tennesha examines her theory that there are three different types of men that women date with guests Cameron, Panama, and Ryan. They also debate proper date etiquette and share stories of best and worst dates.

Not every culture defines marriage as one man and one woman. For many cultures polygamy is a welcomed way of life. An American 20 something is joining us on DRL to talk about what it's like being married to a man with two other wives.

Moke, a 31 year old native New Yorker knows a thing or two about dating in NYC. He's on coming to DRL to give the real deal on dating and expectations.

Natasha is an in shape 30 something with a preference for larger men. Tennesha explores what's behind this fetish, proper approach etiquette, and much more.

Olaide and Phyl, a young millennial couple, talk about their journey of meeting, dating, and falling love.

Can men and women really be just friends? Saleda and LaVarro started out as work buddies and blossomed into best friends. They are joining Tennesha on DRL to talk about the transition of their friendship when LaVarro got a girlfriend and how they handle having an opposite sex bestie.

When is a man truly ready to commit? Tennesha is in the studio with attorney and author David S. Mitchell to find out. They are talking about the politics of a relationship, including monogamy and honesty, as well as the breakup that led him to value commitment.

Friendships are the first relationships that we get to choose, and just like romantic relationships, they don't always last. Certified life coach Stefanie Fuentes-Kumnipa is joining Tennesha is share her personal growth and the growing pains of friendship. Stefanie also talks about the importance of defining friendships and courting your friends.

Tennesha is celebrating episode 20 of DRL by answering listener questions and dishing out some advice. DRL is also debuting a new segment; Moment of Inspiration.

Comedy Central's The Daily Show correspondent Roy Wood Jr. joins Tennesha to share some of his funniest dating stories and talk about the importance of sharing a sense of humor in a relationship.

Andrew and his wife met briefly almost ten years in Boston, just one issue; she lived in South Africa. The two remained long distance friends and then went on with their separate lives, which included a marriage and a baby. Today they are on DRL to share their story of patience, timing, and reuniting.

Tennesha is slowly getting back into the dating game and is disappointed about some of the latest trends in dating apps including excessive emoji use, speaking in GIF's and sliding into the DM. On this episode, Tennesha holds nothing back while sharing her dating app frustrations.

A happy marriage requires more than love, it takes sacrifice and hard work. Mike and Jacita were both ready for the ultimate sacrifice when they got married after only four months of dating. Today they are on DRL to talk about keeping the spark alive, con

No matter what causes a break up or how long the relationship lasted, the feeling of sadness and loss is inevitable. In this very personal episode, Tennesha shares her feelings after her recent breakup and the fear of being single all over again.

At 25 Raquel got married because it was what her family and community told her was right. Three years later she was divorced. Raquel joins Tennesha to share her story of young marriage, divorce, growth and reinventing her relationship with her ex husband.

For many entrepreneurs, their business is their first love and everything else comes after, which can make dating a real challenge. Jason, a 34 year old single entrepreneur is joining Tennesha in the studio to talk about being an entrepreneur and what he’s looking for in a woman.

It has been said that you haven't lived until you've lived in New York City, well you haven't dated until you've dated in New York City. Tennesha is catching up with her friend Kevin to talk about the magic of newly dating in NYC.

On #Blacklove, we saw Cynthia slowly swim back into the sea of dating. She encountered a few men that she had to throw right back into the sea, but she's still swimming. Cynthia joins Tennesha in the studio talk about the new man in her life as well as he

Online dating is not easy and recent data has shown that it is even harder for Black people. Tennesha is talking to the founders of the Bae dating app who are seeking to change the landscape of online dating for Black people.

Reiss, an unmarried man in his late 30's who has been in long term relationships for the past 17 years, sits down with Tennesha to talk about serial monogamy, shacking up, and what it's like being in an interracial relationship with a woman 13 years his j