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In honor of the first 15 years of the show, this is Part One of a two episode retrospective on the early days of what was then called The Chick Whisperer Podcast. The first 9 episodes were co-hosted with Steve ‘The Dean’ Williams. To this day, that is why I refer to my guests as co-hosts and the format is typically more discussion oriented than purely an interview.
I’ve compiled my favorite clips from all of them. These two ‘retrospective’ episodes feature those clips, along with a bit of modern-day elaboration.
This time, enjoy our 2007 take on the difference between younger guys and seasoned vets when it comes to success with women. Next, hear about the time I told my wife Emily early on that she might make a nice ‘friend’.
Then, I offer proof we’ve always been about respecting women even when the PUA movement seemed proud of taking advantage of them, long before the #metoo movement.
Personal power as a masculine man has also always been a constant theme. Listen in as I call out the ‘stripper’s mentality’ in answer to a listener question about putting a woman on a pedestal, only to have her exert sexual power in completely out-of-bounds ways.
Following that, Steve ‘The Dean’ and I roast some particularly crazy, obviously unproven dating advice. Then, we cover how exactly to tell if that fun, happy-go-lucky chick is really attracted to you…when she seems to adore everyone and give them attention.
The idea of masculinity and femininity being inherent building blocks of sexual attraction goes WAY back. You’ll hear one of the first mentions of that concept EVER around here. And finally, let’s hear it for “natural game”. Why does a naturally masculine man need tips, tricks or pickup lines? As it turns out, your guess is as good as ours.
If you LOVE these excerpts, you’re sure to enjoy the first nine episodes in full. Get your hands on them at https://mountaintoppodcast.com/lostepisodes
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