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Welcome to your new favorite podcast: Match Made in Manhattan, hosted by the iconic two girls & a gay trio: Katy Bellotte, Colbie Cassidy and Adam Harrison. This is a podcast all about navigating your twenties in the city that never sleeps. Tune in every Friday to hear us chat about all things life in NYC: relationships, work, advice, social life, and everything in between. Match Made in Manhattan... more

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Colbie has a new man… maybe. This week on the pod, Adam admits he loves a fake soft launch, Katy gives us her thoughts on Sterling Point, and Colbie recaps her 30th birthday banger. Adam lowers his age range on Hinge and somehow ends up twerking at T... more

Colbie’s cheeks are out and Ms. New Booty has officially arrived. This week on the pod, Katy reflects on a very celeb-filled movie premiere featuring Callum Turner and company, Adam makes the case that maybe we all need to protect our peace a little ... more

The giggles have taken over. This week on the pod, Katy receives a truly unforgettable Band-Aid bouquet, Colbie’s trips to brooklyn are cursed, and Adam recaps a full rodeo of a night at Flaming Saddles that involved a DJ who was simply just… bravo. ... more

It's the Colbie and Adam special! This week on the pod, Colbie and Adam unpack the mass hysteria over lettuce in NYC, Adam recounts ~the love seat~, and we determine that the love doctor was, unfortunately, not doctoring. Adam also gets an unexpected... more

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Katy Bellotte
Host of Match Made in Manhattan (pervasive presence across multiple episodes; drives banter and relationship updates).
Colbie Cassidy
Co-host with strong presence in dating updates and NYC-life storytelling.
Adam Harrison
Co-host contributing dating anecdotes and city-life perspectives.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 4k ratings
  • Boring

    I used to love this show but it’s just the same thing again and again now. Adam goes on about his relationship status. Katy listens and asks too many questions and colbie is just silent ..??

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    Jajanshdhsjs
    United Statesa month ago
  • Painful

    This podcast hasn’t been enjoyable for almost a year now. What really ruins the show for myself and others is Katy, it’s clear the character development of the show was to center Katy and have Adam and Colbie as side characters to her “influencer life”. When in reality Katy’s life falls quite fall and short of glamorous and barely more than meek and boring. Her desperate attempt at claiming she has a hard and demanding career while on a podcast with two career orienteered professionals is so pat... more

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    1
    nolongerlistener
    United States5 months ago
  • Fun and Uplifting

    My favorite podcast for some humor while walking in the park!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    </3 podcastfan
    United States6 months ago
  • Bully energy

    In early episodes, I found that the three gave really helpful, nuanced dating advice. I don’t feel that as much now. What stands out more to me is Katy often putting Adam down. Katy seems to wait to jump on any of Adam’s minor mistakes—mispronunciations, mixing up cultural references, feigning total shock that he may not share a cultural touchstone from childhood, etc. It comes across as mean but also almost definitely comes from jealousy of Adam’s intelligence in areas that actually matter. The... more

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    EAG415
    United States7 months ago
  • 2 out of 3 hosts

    Here for Adam’s stories but Katie makes it difficult to stay. Drop the act, girl.

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    Hallie6611
    United States8 months ago

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Listeners praise easygoing banter and relatable NYC-life discussions.
Fans appreciate Adam's storytelling but some feel Katy dominates conversations.
Critiques exist about shifting focus from dating to broader life topics.

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Three martini lunch
Q: Am I in love with my best friend?
The hosts summarize that while feelings can be intense, the key is to assess the current relationship quality, communicate boundaries, and consider therapy to explore underlying needs before making a decision, with a focus on protecting existing relationships and seeking clarity.
What are we?
Q: Hi Katy, Colbie and Adam. I've been friends with this guy for over a year, we started hooking up four months ago, and he's brought up the what are we conversation. We're planning a Europe trip at the end of June. What should I do about where this stands?
If a man brings up the what are we conversation, that usually signals he is looking for commitment or at least clarity; trust your instincts, be open about your feelings, and enjoy the Europe trip but stay attentive to how the dynamic evolves before making big moves.
Break up with your boyfriend
Q: Should I text first after a date if he hasn't replied in a few days?
Typically, it's reasonable to let him initiate if he's interested; chasing too hard can signal disinterest. If you've already texted twice without a response, it may be best to move on and focus on other prospects.
The anti-ghost text
Q: What should you do if a friend who you reconnected with after a breakup doesn't respond to a breakup-related message about a wedding or event?
Double-text to confirm they saw the message, clearly state your boundaries, and consider reaching out to the other friend only if needed to gain context, always prioritizing your peace.
Prom?
Q: Hi Katy, Colbie and Adam. Long time listener of the pod. I'm a 26 year old in DC who recently attended a matchmaking event and asked for advice on dating after speed dating, with some struggle about communication and exclusivity. What's the best way to bring up how you feel after a first few dates when you're seeing someone else, and how do you balance friends' opinions with your own timeline?
The panel suggests not overcommitting too early and to use apps to meet new people while you assess compatibility; if you've seen red flags like not meeting expectations or seeing them with someone else, it's reasonable to pull back and test interest by continuing with other dates. They emphasize clear communication about exclusivity when the relationship has progressed, and they advise keeping a record of concerns and following up gradually instead of rushing conclusions.

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Three NYC friends share candid takes on dating, friendships, work, and city life with a lighthearted banter-filled vibe. Episodes frequently weave relationship advice, personal updates, and pop culture chatter, often balancing humorous anecdotes with practical tips for navigating modern adulthood in a fast-paced urban setting. A standout aspect is the group's dynamic: witty, sometimes spicy banter among two women and a male co-host, plus guest appearances and sponsored segments that keep conversations relatable and entertaining for listeners juggling careers, dating, and social life in NYC.

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