
Consider this your (comedic) education in dating, sex, and relationships. Girls Gotta Eat is a top podcast since 2018 co-hosted by Ashley Hesseltine and Rayna Greenberg and covering everything from breakups to bl**jobs, finances to fetishes. New episodes drop every Monday so you can start your week EATING, then dive into The Snack (a lighter episode about pop culture) on Thursdays!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 462 | Founded | 8 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureComedy  | |||

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Welcome back to The Snack – a lighter serving of Girls Gotta Eat. This week, we're talking about:
Louvre thieves caught
NBA gambling ring
Hottest Halloween costumes of the year
Which Carrie Bradshaw we would be
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Will less attractive guys treat you better? Are broke boys better in bed? These are the questions…and we have answers. We're discussing the dating trend of "Shrekking" (dating down when it comes to looks) and why some people think it's the move, and ... more
Welcome back to The Snack – a lighter serving of Girls Gotta Eat. This week, we're talking about:
Update on some polarizing couples/ex couples: Rob and Blacc Chyna, Britney and KFed, Bill and JordOn, Kristen and Dax
Louvre Heist
Skims Merkin ... more
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I genuinely used to love this podcast but they’ve become out of touch in my opinion. I’m a millennial and even I cringe at the things that come out of their mouths, particularly Ashley. The “hot takes” are often misinformed and they love to make fun of things but don’t even have the facts or stories right most of the time. It was so much better when they had Tessa around to fact check them. Honestly, I’m over it. It’s giving boomer.
I was so caught off guard when Ashley said the Louvre robbery was a funny, lighthearted cultural moment we could all bond over. Sorry but the loss of priceless historical artifacts isn’t funny or lighthearted. Just goes to show how out of touch this show has become.
Love the snack, I’m the same age and don’t keep up with a lot of pop culture. I can easily get my weekly update (from a similar time lens haha) while I’m driving.
I genuinely used to love this podcast but they’ve become out of touch in my opinion. I’m a millennial and even I cringe at the things that come out of their mouths, particularly Ashley. The “hot takes” are often misinformed and they love to make fun of things but don’t even have the facts or stories right most of the time. It was so much better when they had Tessa around to tell them when they had the facts wrong. Honestly, I’m over it.
I love I have no idea what they’re talking about but they make me laugh out loud and then two days later I’m bringing up whatever I heard in a random conversation.
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This podcast is focused on the comedic exploration of dating, sex, and relationships. The co-hosts engage in lively discussions that cover a broad range of topics, from personal anecdotes about breakups and relationship dynamics to more intimate subjects like sexual experiences and personal finance in the context of relationships. The hosts often include humorous commentary on pop culture, featuring celebrity gossip, societal expectations, and contemporary issues shaping modern dating practices. A unique element of the podcast is the lighter Thursday episodes titled "The Snack," which indulge in pop culture discussions to provide entertainment alongside the deeper relationship-focused content of the Monday releases. The hosts' chemistry and... more
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