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Undateable Me Podcast

Undateable Me Podcast

Written by: Jimmy Lee Lard
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 Why is dating so damn hard? Finance executive turned content creator, Jimmy Lee Lard (The Sock Snob), takes his audience on an entertaining journey to find solutions to struggles with love, relationships, and dating. Often joined by co-host, DaBeamer, he provides hilariously wise insight into love and relationships while highlighting his own successes and failures.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Are You Tired of Being Broke?

    Are You Tired of Being Broke?
    Sep 15 2025

    Tired of being broke and dating? Jimmy and Hollie break down how to face financial struggles before starting a new relationship. Inspired by their book, Speak Life and Live Full (available on Amazon), this funny yet real talk will have you rethinking your money, your mindset, and your love life.
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    51 mins
  • Are You Tired of Unhealthy Relationships

    Are You Tired of Unhealthy Relationships
    Sep 6 2025

    Jimmy and Hollie dive into unhealthy relationship patterns they refuse to tolerate — from lack of ambition and constant arguing to disrespecting friendships and unequal household roles.

    They offer practical reflection prompts about boundaries, journaling, and mutual support, and encourage listeners to pursue healthy, joyful relationships (with a mention of their book, Speak Life and Live Full available on Amazon.com).
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    52 mins
  • Stop Waiting for Someone to Complete You — Become Whole First

    Stop Waiting for Someone to Complete You — Become Whole First
    Aug 29 2025

    Hosts Jimmy Lee Lard and Hollie DaBeamer return from hiatus to discuss their new guided journal, Speak Life and Live Full, which uses affirmations and guided journaling to help listeners dig to the roots of life and relationship issues.

    This episode focuses on finding love by becoming whole first, identifying childhood triggers that shape dating patterns, and using daily practices and group work to build self-worth and healthier partnerships.
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    48 mins
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