Out The Game

Genie and Tim catch up on keeping babies alive for a year, whether their spouses think they are funny, and what to do if you're meeting a significant other during the holiday season.

With time running out before Baby Staples arrives, Genie and Tim discuss baby updates, baby names, and the calm before the storm.

If you cheat, should you tell? Well we're not going to pretend to be experts, but at least the conversation was funny. What would you do?

New babies, literal and figurative. And new summer energy!
Also articles on Leo compatibilities intellectually, emotionally, sexually, etc etc. 

Did you know the "LL" in LL Cool J stands for "lick lipping"?

I mean, we all need this.

Finally, we can spill all of the beans, let the cat out of the colloquial bag!

Kissing with eyes open, wearing too much red nail polish, and good old fashioned patriarchal standards. This and more on OUT THE GAME POD this week! 

Tim rescues Genie from Ryan Seacrest's cheaters segment, and much more.

Tim recounts the first week with a beautiful baby girl.

Well, there's a huge surprise this episode.

Well, this is a weird list, but mandatory discussion nonetheless! On the menu: whether or not your partner matches your airport stress levels. Surprise call in from Paisley Smith.

Which topic resonate…

Times are changing. Dating is changing. We filled out a dating questionnaire Google doc that a VIP listener sent in!

More pressure to procreate, the ideal height of a partner, and the phenomena of Indian matchmaking. 

First guest call into the podcast. We discuss what it's like postponing and planning a wedding during COVID

The pressure to create smaller human versions of ourselves is real. Are we nearing the big moment?! Maybe. Maybe not. But Maybe. Probably.

The internet is undefeated. You know we had to discuss August, Jada, and Will.
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We're living in the age of Information, Interracial couples, Beige Babies, and zodiac Politics. Tune in to learn how to survive the apocalypse. 

"Dating Around" has some pretty cringe moments. Let's react

How will people date in the future?
What do we think of social distance and how it affects communication?
Will we survive?!