
A Cambridge PhD sociologist's intimate, no-BS talk about love, family and everything in between.
Join Dr. Sandy To, marriage and family sociologist and author of the acclaimed book, China’s Leftover Women: Late Marriage among Professional Women and its Consequences (Routledge), featured in TIME, CNN, BBC, and more, for no-BS conversations about the stuff that really matters: dating as a high-pow... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & CultureSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

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Feeling happy for your best friends’ weddings and babies… but secretly distraught that you’re still single? You’re not alone.
In this heartfelt episode of Love & Life Sorted, Dr. Sandy To opens up about one of the most painful yet ... more
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What if the person who could become your forever partner didn’t give you butterflies on the first call?
In this heartfelt episode of Love & Life Sorted, Dr. Sandy To shares an uplifting real-life love story that proves instant spar... more
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In this inspiring episode of Love & Life Sorted, Dr. Sandy To sits down with her childhood friend of 30 years, Denise Shiu — a successful law firm partner — for an honest discussion about building a thriving career while finding lov... more
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In this heartfelt Mother’s Day episode of Love & Life Sorted, Dr. Sandy To explores one of the most talked-about topics in dating and marriage culture: the famous “house and a car” question.
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I learned a lot about relationships on the show and it’s very entertaining. Thank you Dr To for your advice and hope. Gave me hope to find love! I look forward to listening every week!
I learned so much about relationships on this show and it’s very entertaining. Thank you Dr To for your advice and hope. Gives me hope to find love! I look forward to listening every week!
The host projects her desperation on single women, as if all women should ever aspire to is marriage, and those who aren’t had better resort to astrology and superstition. Her paper on leftover women covered subjects between the age of 26-34…hardly leftover!
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A practical, relationship-forward show centered on navigating love, family, and career for high-achieving adults. Across episodes, topics regularly orbit work-life balance, dating in later life, cross-cultural relationships, and parenting within modern partnerships. A standout quality is its blend of personal stories and actionable guidance from a sociologist-host who foregrounds realistic compromises over idealized outcomes. Listeners likely gain concrete strategies for dating, marriage, and family life while drawing inspiration from guests with diverse professional backgrounds, from lawyers to artists to entrepreneurs.
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