The Modern Day Romantic Podcast

For The Hopeless Romantics of the World

This world is not made for romantics. This is a podcast that unpacks the deeper psychology of the modern day romantic.  I speak with fellow romantics to help them feel seen and explore the psychological and relational underpinnings that have shaped their experiences.

The Modern Day Romantic Podcast

About the Podcast

The Modern Day Romantic was created as a space for everyone who has ever felt the pull of love too deeply, dreamed too vividly about connection, or wondered why modern dating feels so at odds with everything they actually want.

Episodes explored the unique challenges the modern world brings to romantic love through conversations about personal growth, spirituality, Jungian depth psychology, psychological astrology, relational patterns, and what it truly means to love and be loved in a world that often moves too fast for it.

Guests were fellow romantics: people willing to talk honestly about the psychological and relational underpinnings of their experiences, their hopes, and what the world of love and relationships has asked of them.

What the Show Explored

  • The psychology of romantic love: attachment, idealization, projection, and longing
  • Jungian depth psychology and what it reveals about how we relate
  • Psychological Astrology and relationship dynamics: synastry, the anima and animus, Venus and Mars
  • Spirituality and the deeper meaning of romantic longing
  • The particular experience of being a highly sensitive person or empath in love
  • What modern dating culture gets wrong: and what romantics inherently know
  • Personal growth through the lens of intimate relationship

A Note from Andrea

While this podcast is no longer active, I hope you find something meaningful in the past episodes. Thank you to everyone who listened, shared, and reached out. The conversations we had here were ones I’ll always be grateful for.

The themes this podcast explored love, depth, psychology, and the inner life are still very much at the heart of my work. If any of it resonated with you, I’d love to connect.

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