
Love stories. Dating stories. Relationship stories. Stories about romance, marriage, partnership, sex, loss, and the human heart. Served with a side of advice. Hosted by Boston Globe advice columnist Meredith Goldstein.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureRelationships | |||

Nexan Asencio Corado was 20 when he left Guatemala and crossed into the U.S. illegally. He wound up settling in Massachusetts and built a life there.
Within a decade, he was working in construction and framing. He fell in love with Christina Toledo ... more
Jenna is a part-time model. Sometimes her modeling jobs are unique – think wearing stilettos and popping balloons... or wearing lingerie while feeding ducks.
Recently, she's been getting paid to play a damsel in distress. With cars.
How does Jenna... more
Situationships. Are they all bad? Can you have a meaningful, hopeful, life-changing … situationship?
In this episode, Meredith talks to Nicole, a woman who has come full circle on situationships after many years of resenting them. She’s wanted a per... more
This time of year is a little unsexy and unromantic to Love Letters host Meredith Goldstein. Why? She doesn't like sports.
In the fall, there are so many sports. Football, hockey, and basketball – not to mention that baseball can extend into early N... more
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I love everything about this show.
I use to absolutely love this pod. Never missed an episode. But they’ve completely lost their way. The pod is far less captivating than it use to be, the stories featured are redundant, lack relatability, or are just simply not what originally drew me to this pod. As of late, I’ve completely stopped listening. I’ve tried tuning in and end up turning it off. The last two seasons were truly disappointing.
I always enjoy when Brette is on. She’s so interesting and her voice instantly makes the story more interesting. Very much enjoy the podcast overall!!!
Not loving the stories this season. Too science/behavior focused. I love the old seasons about breakups and dating, stories that felt more relatable to the average listener and love letters reader. Meredith is a great interviewer and story teller but the themes could be better.
Meredith Goldstein - your beautiful voice, full of rich timbre and melody, is a gift to the world. May you never stop talking and telling us your stories!
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A rich tapestry of love stories intertwines as the focus shifts to the complexities of modern relationships. Across episodes, diverse topics are explored, including unconventional dating scenarios like situationships, complex dynamics of workplace romances, and personal transformations influenced by factors such as moving or single parenthood. Notably, the intersection of personal narrative with broader cultural themes creates a relatable and engaging experience for listeners, offering valuable insights into how love shapes human experiences during both joyful and challenging times. The charm of the stories lies not only in romantic developments but also in the candid discussions around grief, family dynamics, and the journey of self-accept... more
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2. Adam Sass
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