
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 | 78 | Founded | a year ago |
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This week, Liz sits down with Recess Therapy creator and host Julian Shapiro-Barnum — a self-proclaimed "boy problem" — to hash out the messy, unspoken rules of flirting, trust, and why so many of us struggle to date without baggage. They get into wh... more
If you've ever spent all of August grieving the end of summer instead of actually living it, this episode is for you. This week on Boy Problems, Liz is breaking down what she calls "end of summer syndrome" — and why we're NOT doing it this year. Liz ... more
Happy Boy Problems Thursday! Today, Liz is doing something new -- a full grab bag episode dedicated entirely to your boy problems, and it does not disappoint. This week she's unpacking everything from a partner with genuinely alarming hygiene standar... more
This week on Boy Problems, Liz is hard launching her new boyfriend (yes, really) and she has THOUGHTS on how she found him. Counterintuitive advice, green flags, and a manifesto on why you should be pickier and whimsier this summer.
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Liz, I love you. Whimsmaxxxxxing Ep. 1 is such an IMPORTANT listen for us as (millennial?) adults. Being playful is what is changing my life as an adult and romanticizing my life makes hard things so much easier to handle. “ Put your nervous system in the right place to take care of others during this time.”
I love you and your whimsy!
Liz is truly her best on the solo episodes. More, please!
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!
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Relatable, relationship-centered conversations mix personal anecdotes, expert guest insights, and candid takes on dating, masculinity, and modern life. Episodes often weave humor with practical relationship advice, exploring trust, boundaries, gender dynamics, and self-empowerment, while interleaving sponsor messages. The host brings a bold, witty style and willingness to push boundaries, which makes the show both entertaining and thought-provoking for adults navigating love, work, and identity. The format frequently features listener questions, live banter, and diverse perspectives from guests across entertainment, media, and culture, creating a lively space for nuanced discussion without shying away from discomfort or controversy.
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2. Marc Maron
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