Co-Host: Scot McKay
We’re supposed to make women feel safe and comfortable. So how can ANY kind of threat be a good thing?
We’re supposed to make women feel safe and comfortable. So how can ANY kind of threat be a good thing?
After millennia of men and women being in partnership with each other, what has gone wrong in today’s world?
When you imagine a 50-year-old guy with a 20-year-old chick, a certain mental picture immediately springs to mind. It might be an inaccurate one.
Men’s dating and seduction advice has evolved, but has it really changed? Maybe it’s just moved to a new venue…
Making “small talk” is about custom and protocol, whether we like it or not. But there’s a big difference between talking to people we know and a woman we’ve just met.
Some of them are happy-go-lucky, some may be mad atcha for approaching…but a whole lot of them are in some other category we rarely mention.
The “Big Four” traits are the standard that define men who succeed with women. Sometimes 3-out-of-4 is still bad.
Why do so many of us as men have such a problem with looking women in the eye?
Do you really need so-called “liquid courage” before talking to women?
The Super Bowl featured a great lesson on approaching women and starting conversations with them.
We’ve been told we have to come up with something truly heroic to say when meeting a woman. Yeah, well…you’d actually better not.
You used to talk to her often. Now she avoids you. What’s up with that?
Forget all the slick pickup lines you’ve ever heard. Your quest is over for the perfect one because this is ALWAYS it.
Do you keep attracting extremely self-centered women who have no regard for your wants and needs. How do they keep finding you, and what are you getting out of that relationship?
Do we as men decide the kind of girl we like at a very young age…and tend to end up with a woman later on who’s exactly like that?
Scot McKay has told North Korean tour guides bad jokes, sipped coffee served by Pablo Escobar’s maid, survived a shark attack, held his breath as the lions walked by his tent and blitzed through California canyons at 140 mph. Yet somehow, Scott Adams called him the “sane one” on X. But despite once being mobbed by the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders and that time he beat the World Champion at his own sport (no details available), he’s still the most objective and down-to-earth dating expert out there. Scot’s wife Emily is his “proof of concept”, given that she’s just as sweet as she is smokin’ hot. But you’ll never hear her brag about that, only Scot. A ListenNotes Top 1% show, The Mountain Top is also ranked a Top 10 dating podcast by both DatingAdvice.com and GoodPods, and is the #2 masculinity podcast worldwide on FeedSpot’s list.
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