
Ask a Matchmaker is your weekly go-to podcast for all things love and relationships. Hosted by fourth generation matchmaker and founder of Agape Match, Maria Avgitidis, Ask a Matchmaker gives you no-nonsense insight into dating, relationships, compatibility, and love. Maria and her weekly special guest answer questions to help you venture through the jungle that is modern love. Whether you're look... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 297 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Why are people having fewer children, and what does dating have to do with it? Matchmaker Maria sits down with journalist and author Anna Louie Sussman, author of Inconceivable, to unpack dating apps, AI-generated dating criteria, social media outrag... more
Matchmaker Maria kicks off Season 7 with a wild update: after being featured in the New York Times and making headlines in Greece, her matchmaking company, Agape Match, was impersonated by a scam center targeting single men on Telegram. She shares ho... more
Matchmaker Maria sits down with licensed therapist Nadine Ahmed to unpack the "angry dad theory," how growing up with emotionally unavailable or angry parents can affect our relationships, and why learning to apologize to your kids can break the cycl... more
Matchmaker Maria and Louie Felix tackle dating after divorce, including how a single mom with two young kids can find a serious relationship and why the six-date rule can help. They also get into the ultimate couple fight: dirty dishes, different cle... more
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I was really looking forward to hearing from Christine Emba during today’s podcast, but Maria kept interrupting her. I’ve been a longtime listener and fan, but I felt the need to write this review after today’s episode because it was quite frustrating. Maria even acknowledged her tendency to interrupt but proceeded to do it anyway. When your guest is an expert on the topic being discussed, I think it makes sense to let them lead the conversation, but that’s just me.
I enjoy the solo episodes with just Maria or when she has a guest with broader knowledge or insights about relationships. I find the episodes with comedians unhelpful because their personal stories are not interesting or relevant.
Heard her on Shandy & enjoyed her & her advice but listened to episodes and she interrupts and overtalks the guests a lot, it hard to listen to
Maria knows what she’s talking about as she has decades of field experience and sees what works and doesn’t. Her advice isn’t jus based off her own thoughts or personal experience it’s based off data from tens of thousands of people
Maria’s advice is grounded, actionable and insightful. I appreciate the time and effort she makes to create this podcast and guide us. 💕💕
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A relationship-focused interview show that blends expert insight, practical dating frameworks, and real-world storytelling. Episodes frequently explore how technology, psychology, and social dynamics shape modern love, with guests ranging from researchers and therapists to authors and comedians who bring personal anecdotes and actionable dating strategies. Notable throughlines include practical tools for dating (like structured dating rules and pre-date rituals), discussions of ambition, gender dynamics, and relationship skills, plus a willingness to tackle timely topics such as online life, consent, and love across culture. A standout aspect is the recurring mix of clinical perspectives with down-to-earth coaching, often featuring guests w... more
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Recent guests on Ask a Matchmaker include:
1. Anna Louie Sussman
2. Nadine Ahmed
3. Louie Felix
4. Nina Kharoufeh
5. Suzie Welch
6. Lauren Davis
7. Christine Emba
8. Gus Constantellis
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