Podcasts about what's wrong with me

Listen to an excerpt from my book, What's Wrong With Me?, where I describe 10 traits of a person who loves herself.   Show Notes - http://kickinitwithdaree.com/episode/love-yourself

What's Wrong With Me?

Evan Marc Katz answers a reader's question about finding most other people unattractive. Episode 061: I Find Most Men Unattractive. What's Wrong With Me by Evan Marc Katz. Dating coach Evan Marc Katz has been billed as a “personal trainer for smart, strong, successful women,” helping singles find love since 2003. Thousands of his clients have fallen in love, gotten married, started families, and found happiness, after only a few months of coaching. It’s an unlikely career for a man--much less a man who was called a “serial dater” by CNN--yet that’s what makes Katz such a unique coach. By helping women understand men--what they think, how they act, and what they really want--he empowers them to make healthy, informed choices in love. The original post is located here: http://www.evanmarckatz.com/blog/dating-tips-advice/find-men-unattractive-whats-wrong Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com & in The O.L.D. Facebook Group and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts

Episode # 8- What's Wrong With Me? w/ Paul Hooper by Justy Dodge and Richie Tolway

Joel Stein has always wanted to live a passionate life -- but even though he's successful, famous, and has a lovely home life, Joel's doesn't truly feel alive. A psychiatrist even told him he's dead inside. In Episode 1 "What's Wrong with Me?" Joel tries to fix his life, one episode at a time. In episode one? He deals with intimacy, and his porn habit, with help from Tim Ferriss, Dan Savage, and his wife Cassandra.Use Promo Code WRONG to hear the entire series of What's Wrong With Me on Howl FREE for 1-month.

In episode three of Records Reviews, host Denton Ramsey talks about a musician named Todd Fritsch. After allowing listeners to hear a song by Fritsch called "What's Wrong With Me," Ramsey reads a review of Todd's album, "Sawdust." The show concludes with a Fritsch song entitled "First Date For the Last Time." Follow the show on Twitter @RecordsReviews, find us on Facebook, and subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or PodOmatic. Check out the official blog at http://recordsreviews.wordpress.com (for links and more), email RecordsReviews@gmail.com for comments, or call and leave a voicemail at 254.307.7327.