The latest Single Because Podcast episode is available for your listening pleasure. Meet Lori and listen as she shares her story of being a serial monogamist along with what she’s going to do to ensure she won’t have to file a fourth restraining order against another ex-boyfriend.

 

 

 

Click HERE to listen from iTunes.

Click HERE to listen from this website.

Below you will find a step by step guide on how to RATE and REVIEW on iTunes. It’s complicated and I don’t have a clue why it has to be. I’ve heard from many of you about your struggle to figure out how to leave a review and I thought this might make it easier. Thanks in advance for taking the time to do it!

Step 1: Google “Single Because Podcast”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 2: Click the Subscribe button if you want to be notified each time there’s a new episode on iTunes. Click the middle Review button.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 3: Click on Write a Review.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 4: Give it a title and then write a review such as, “Doing this so the bitch will quit asking.” Don’t forget the stars! 

Woohoooo! Thanks!

Meet Rosalynn and listen as she describes her struggle to find love after more than twenty-five years of searching. She was seeking a man that could check all the boxes and as any person who’s single and seeking knows, that is hard to find. But, in Rosalynn’s case, what she was looking for had been there all along.

 

 

Listen HERE for iTunes.

Listen HERE from this website where you will also find more photos of Rosalynn and her darling daughter.

As I say at the end of this episode, please, please RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE on iTunes. If you’re not using iTunes but are listening to the podcast from this site, you can still rate and review on iTunes.

Podcasts and websites like mine cost money.

I can attract sponsors if I have lots of great ratings and reviews. That means I’ll be able to continue to provide you with free entertainment. I never ask anything of my followers/listeners. I don’t try to sell you anything from my website, (which I’ve been told I should be doing). I’m not comfortable with that–even though I haven’t met most of you face to face, you feel like my friends. We’ve been together a long time. BUT, I’m asking you now to do this. Thank you in advance. I truly appreciate it.

If you’re the celebrating type:

Happy Hanukkah!

Merry Christmas!

Joyous Kwanzaa!

Festivus For Rest of Us!

I’ll see you all next year.

PS: If you notice there’s a new icon on the website. It looks like a medal. The blog was named one of the fifty best dating blogs. Yay!