
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 | 58 | Founded | a year ago |
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If you've been out here treating first dates like pitch meetings, mentally calculating ROI before agreeing to the meet up, or gatekeeping your calendar like a CEO - this episode is for you. This week on Boy Problems, Liz is declaring a dating revolut... more
Welcome back to a special, solo edition of Hopecore in honor of our Artemis II space besties who have been our collective breath of fresh air and are returning to planet Earth today, Friday April 10th! ✨ Christina Koch, Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, a... more
Comedian, podcast host, and certified Bravo historian Rayna Greenberg joins us this week on Boy Problems to unpack the Summer House drama, weigh in on whether Liz should give a six-foot-five British firefighter a second chance (drop a Y/N in the comm... more
This week on Boy Problems Liz is joined by comedian Chloe Radcliffe, who clocked every single thing wrong with Liz's girl apartment AND love life in under 90 seconds, and then proceeded to give the most unhinged yet accurate therapy session ever — fo... more
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I really liked Liz from the Synced podcast and actually often sided with her. But having listened to all the episodes of this podcast, I can now see why Liz and Monica had so much tension. I think Liz struggles with being authentic and tends to be very performative to try and be liked by her guests. She also exudes uncomfortable pick me energy anytime men are on her show. I have a feeling that her and Monica could not make it work because as frustrating as Monica can be, she is very structured a... more
I love Liz. She’s so smart and passionate, but doesn’t take herself too seriously. I love when she has Nick or David or so many other guests on.
I started this podcast four different times. It was all over the place. Liz tries so hard to sound intelligent that she fails to be authentic or honest
This is my new favorite podcast!! It’s so cozy and fun to listen to! I love Liz from man enough and synced so much and I love hearing more from her! She is such an amazing feminist and activist! This podcast is so much more than just boy problems she talks about a lot of deep issues and also keeps it light and fun too with a range of amazing topics and guests! Liz is so good at keeping the conversation flowing in a really engaging and fun way!
This podcast is everything!!! Funny, authentic, and truth telling. Liz is so engaging and real and I’m constantly telling my enthusiastic agreement with her points while I listen. LOVE and highly recommend this show!!!
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The content primarily explores themes surrounding love, masculinity, and the challenges of modern life, punctuated with humor and personal reflections. Episodes feature a mix of relatable anecdotes, discussions on societal expectations, and insights into dating dynamics, often presenting a candid take on contemporary relationships. Topics frequently include self-love, emotional health, and the evolving roles of men and women in dating and partnership contexts. Unique to this content is the host's ability to blend deep conversations with comedic elements, making it both engaging and thought-provoking for listeners seeking a mix of entertainment and introspection.
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