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Ghosts of Boyfriends Past

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LET’S TALK ABOUT EX, BABY! AH CRAPPY RELATIONSHIPS, THE BANE OF OUR COLLECTIVE EXISTENCE. BUT WHAT DO WE LEARN FROM OUR MISTAKES? Former relationship columnist Elizabeth Best and current all-round funny guy Tom Harris chat to guests about the couple fail stories we all like to recount over drinks (because let’s face it, sometimes we need booze to cope). Ghosts of Boyfriends past will take you on a... more

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Kym has just jumped back into the dating game and it’s all digital now.

Kym is back after her Ghosts debut very early on in the series (Kym and the Long Distance Lover thatsnotcanon.com/gobppodcast/episode18). Now she’s in her 40s and back on... more

It's another round of the Boys Club this week on Ghosts of Boyfriends Past. Lady Liz is absent so Tom and Zane C Weber put their heads together to pour over the world of dating and pick which ways of potentially meeting people they would potentially ... more

As we always say, every bad date is a good story and no one knows that better than this week’s guest, Scottish Comedian Samantha Hannah.

Sammy decided she was going to try to to find a husband in a year and then write a comedy show about it: ‘How to... more

Small towns have their own set of rules when it comes to dating, especially when your ex still lives in town.

Michelle missed a lot of red flags when she met Justin because when you live in a small town, there’s not as many fish in the sea to choose ... more

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Recent Guests

Kym Brown
Dating app user sharing her experiences
Episode: ENCORE - Kym and the Dating Bumble
Samantha Hannah
Scottish comedian living in New Zealand
Episode: ENCORE - Samantha and the Husband Hunt
Rob McKnight
Outspoken media insider and host of McKnight Tonight
YouTube
Episode: Rob and the Workplace Drama
Deborah Frances-White
Comedian and host of The Guilty Feminist
The Guilty Feminist
Episode: ENCORE Deborah and the Guilty Feminist
Kylie Garvie
Writer and host of the Totally Lit podcast
Totally Lit
Episode: Felicity and the Final Straw
Nadia Mahjouri
Author, podcaster, and counselor
The Whole Truth, Motherhood and the Writing Life
Episode: Nadia and the House Two Doors Down
Marnie Clarke
Singer, songwriter, writer, and creative extraordinaire
Episode: ENCORE: Marnie and the Lost Posters
Jackie Azario
A guest returning to discuss her experiences in dating and relationships
Episode: ENCORE: Jackie and Fairer Sex
Melissa Tan
Co-host of the 30, What Now podcast, discussing millennial issues.
30, What Now
Episode: Mel and the Bestie Betrayal

Hosts

Tom Harris
All-round funny guy and co-host who brings humor and relatability to discussions about relationships.
Elizabeth Best
Co-host and former relationship columnist known for her candid approach to discussing relationships and dating.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 199 ratings
  • Double thumbs up

    This podcast got me through Covid lock down with it’s honest and hilarious breakdowns of the stories told.

    I’ve finished the back catalogue. Now waiting for new shows. CAN’T WAIT

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AndrewJohnSimpson
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Easy to get addicted - but have questions

    Been bingeing this one for weeks! It’s at its heart such a simple concept which makes it so entertaining to listen to. Tom and Liz balance each other out really well (like the two drama masks haha), and Liz is a champ for sharing so much. All that said… there are some things I have questions about: - therapy speak (words like empath, narcissist, trauma, etc) are thrown around in a way that may not be super helpful or accurate. Look at Jonah Hill’s weird texts to his gf for an example on how this... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Cheryl L M
    Australia2 years ago
  • Easy to get addicted

    Been bingeing this one for weeks! It’s at its heart such a simple concept which makes it so entertaining to listen to. Tom and Liz balance each other out really well (like the two drama masks haha), and Liz is a champ for sharing so much.

    I’ve started from the beginning so I am behind, but only small irks:

    - why are you calling us readers? lol

    - therapy speak (words like empath, narcissist, trauma, etc) are thrown around in a way that may not be super helpful or accurate. Look at Jonah Hill’... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Cheryl L M
    Australia2 years ago
  • Old Fan

    Great show full of humour and intelligent , the quickies are particularly good. All three of the podcasters on this are interesting humans with both humour and wisdom in their commentary and interviews.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    unhappy tig
    Australia2 years ago
  • Tough Gig

    Just listen to Liz and thought she was a star to share so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RobAnybody1234
    Australia3 years ago

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Some feedback highlights a desire for structure given the spontaneous nature of discussions, but many find this spontaneity adds to the charm.
Fans express enjoyment over the diversity of guests and their unique stories, contributing to a community feel among listeners.
Overall, listeners feel a strong sense of connection and reflect on their own experiences while listening, making it a recommended choice for those interested in relationship humor.
The podcast is praised for its ability to tackle serious topics while maintaining a light-hearted atmosphere, making it an enjoyable listening experience.
Listeners appreciate the humor, authenticity, and relatability of the guests and hosts, often noting that the discussions feel like a fun conversation with friends.

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ENCORE - Samantha and the Husband Hunt
Q: Do you have any advice for other people that are trying to make a long-distance relationship work?
Discuss your non-negotiables early on and ensure you both want the same things. If the connection feels good, don't let distance deter you.
ENCORE - Samantha and the Husband Hunt
Q: What was the response to your Tinder profile that said you were looking for a husband?
A lot of people hooked into it because it was clear that it was for a comedy show, making it intriguing. Although some people did respond sincerely, most found the comedic element appealing.
Rob and the Workplace Drama
Q: Can I ask with this particular drama spreader that we were talking about, what were some of the good parts of your relationship that made you guys want to be friends?
Creativity. I love creative people and when I find someone who loves the industry as much as I do, I love that.
Rob and the Workplace Drama
Q: Have you ever had a friend that you've just been chatting to and has just given you the Ick?
Yeah, but it's usually a gradual thing.
ENCORE Deborah and the Guilty Feminist
Q: When you're in a relationship, how do you manage to hold on to your feminist ideals?
You need to be able to rock your own boat, and if your boat can't be rocked, you've capsized already.

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What is Ghosts of Boyfriends Past about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Centered around the trials and tribulations of romantic relationships, this podcast offers listeners a unique blend of humor and honesty as they journey through various dating experiences. The hosts engage in lively discussions with guests who share their personal anecdotes of love, heartbreak, and everything in between, making the content relatable to anyone who has navigated the complexities of modern dating. With a light-hearted approach, topics often range from dating app mishaps to poignant reflections on past relationships, creating a space for both laughter and thoughtful conversation. The show stands out due to its blend of personal storytelling and comedic banter, appealing to listeners craving genuine connection and laughter in th... more

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2. Samantha Hannah
3. Rob McKnight
4. Deborah Frances-White
5. Kylie Garvie
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7. Marnie Clarke
8. Jackie Azario

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