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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 52 MIN

Am I in Love? Valentine’s History, Symbols, and Sweet Traditions

from Optimize My Life · host Optimize My Life Live Talk Radio

In this special Valentine’s episode of Linda’s Curiosity Corner, the show opens with a playful love-themed song before diving into the fascinating history and traditions behind Valentine’s Day. Linda and Mary explore where the holiday really came from—from the Roman festival of Lupercalia to the legends of St. Valentine and the romantic influence of Geoffrey Chaucer. The conversation uncovers the hidden meanings behind familiar symbols like Cupid, roses, conversation hearts, XOXO, and even masquerade masks. They also share fun facts about heart-shaped chocolate boxes, global Valentine traditions, and the science (and psychology) behind love and connection. With warmth, humor, and practical reminders, the episode closes by encouraging listeners to celebrate love in simple, meaningful ways—whether through grand gestures or quiet time together. Key themes: Origins of Valentine’s Day Love symbols and their hidden meanings Fun Valentine trivia and history Faith, relationships, and lasting love Simple ways to show you care 💕 A curious, heartfelt look at the stories behind the world’s most love-filled holiday.

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