
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Have you ever wondered if men’s underwear can actually change your life… This week on the pod: we investigate the lore of men’s underwear and the mystical powers of Skims, Adam streaks during the blizzard, and he and Katy unpack the psychological dam... more
Have you ever hit it off with someone at a party… and then realized you introduced them as the wrong name to everyone with a pulse at the party all night? No? Just Adam? Okay. This week on the pod: Adam has a meet-cute moment at a NYFW party that tur... more
Do you wash your new clothes before wearing them… or are you living on the edge? This week on the pod: Dr. Dennis Gross tells Adam he needs botox, Katy channels her inner homesteader with a parsnip stew era, and Colbie and Adam nearly end their frien... more
Nothing strikes fear like a silence that lasts one beat too long. This week on the pod, we break down how to survive awkward pauses, what to do when you forget someone’s name mid-conversation, and how Katy’s very large tonsils caused her to choke and... more
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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
Here for Adam’s stories but Katie makes it difficult to stay. Drop the act, girl.
KATY you embarrassed me at work for your random dumbness.
You said that Michaels was going bankrupt, and then doubled down saying your boyfriend was in the industry and confirmed it (passing along this white lie for no reason).
I listened to the episode, and then i used Michaels and what was supposed to be a passing example in a work conversation… LOL Michaels is actually thriving, and buying their competitors…and not going bankrupt.
I know this is so petty but KATY I THOUGHT YOU WERE THIS ... more
I want to start out by saying I love your trio and friendship, you guys always can make me laugh. But I haven’t enjoyed listening more recently as random topics and pop culture take up most of the time. Would love to hear more about dating or hear your answers to dating related advice questions. Will definitely keep listening, but hoping for an adjustment💗
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This podcast features a dynamic trio that shares lively discussions about their lives in New York City, focusing on topics such as relationships, dating experiences, and various aspects of urban living. Through candid anecdotes and witty banter, the hosts reflect on their personal growth as they navigate their twenties, touching on themes like the complexities of dating and the challenges of adulthood. The podcast presents a light-hearted yet relatable perspective on contemporary life, making it resonate with listeners seeking both entertainment and reassurance about their own journeys in the city.
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