
Boys are hot. Problems are not. In Boy Problems, Liz Plank takes on love, masculinity, and modern life with her signature wit and fearless honesty — with Katie Couric bringing the heat behind the scenes. From dating disasters to life’s biggest questions, Liz dishes out the advice you didn’t know you needed, one hot take at a time. For partnership or collaboration inquiries, feel free to reach out ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

This week on Boy Problems, Liz sits down for an emergency debrief on a raw, still stinging, gut-punch of a disappointment - and she's not waiting for the dust to settle to talk about it. Armed with an emotional support croissant and a dog-eared book ... more
This week on Boy Problems, comedian Jared Freid climbs into Liz's very soft bed, tries to drink the microphone, and somehow manages to explain men better than anyone on the internet right now.Jared drops a take that's guaranteed to start fights in th... more
Breaking news: Liz has a boy problem. And it's a big one.
No guests. No filter. Just Liz, a microphone, and a situation she absolutely cannot keep to herself anymore.
This week she's going there — on the question everyone has an opinion on but nob... more
This week on Boy Problems Liz sits down with writer, actor, director, singer and certified main character Zoe Lister-Jones -- and they did NOT hold back. Liz explains s*x magic manifestation (which we are fully obsessed with,) and Zoe gets vulnerable... more
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I love Liz and I love her TikTok content. I tuned into podcast for first time because I love Jared Fried - wonderful content but Liz keeps sucking in air or making this like slurping sound when she laughs or exclaims/inhales and it’s so hard to hear. Maybe it’s a clogged nose and she can’t breathe through nose but it’s so loud in the microphone. 😭
The last episode was super warped. Have you listened to it back? I was frustrated cuz I wanted the tea but the audio kept skipping around. I’ll have to try YT
I love listening to Liz! But girl, you have got to stop eating while you podcast. I have to turn it off when I hear you chew and it makes me sad because I love listening to you!
I want joy. This show brings me joy. I found this show, listening to the episodes about Artemis II - and I was thrilled to find people having enthusiasm filled conversation about the things that bring joy and hope. Resting my attention on these conversations feels calming and also energizing. The speedy clip of words from the host, Liz, does not require me to speed up playback to 1.5 x or more - instead, I can follow along like I’m conversing with an ADHD bestie. You bring me joy!
I love this podcast! I never know what each week will bring, in the best way. Liz covers such a range of topics and is able to cover topics that promote reflection and learning, while also being very funny and making the podcast an easy listen. I appreciate the range and that I can laugh while also having meaningful takeaways.
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This show centers on dating, gender dynamics, feminism, and modern relationships, mixing personal stories with sharp cultural commentary. Episodes frequently explore dating culture, body image, consent, and boundaries, often weaving in broader social issues like politics, media discourse, and women's health. A standout trait is the host's candid, humorous approach paired with a willingness to tackle contemporary topics with empathy and wit, which tends to attract listeners who want frank conversations about love, masculinity, and society without feeling preached at. The format often features guests from entertainment, science, and media, plus listener questions that ground discussions in real-life scenarios.
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Recent guests on Boy Problems include:
1. Jared Freid
2. Zoe Lister-Jones
3. Dr. Catherine Hansen
4. Emily Morse
5. Naia Butler-Craig
6. Rayna Greenberg
7. Chloe Radcliffe
8. Cat Bohannon
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