Ep 6- Is It Impossible To Find Love In Sydney? With Nina Oyama

You've almost definitely heard the complaints that Sydney is not an easy city to date in. People don't try very hard and stay in their own little groups. So this week, Annabelle Moore puts herself out there by attending a speed dating event to see if it really is that difficult to find love in Sydney. After trying her hand on Tinder, Hinge, and all the other apps, she's turned to a more unorthodox approach to meet her match. But will it work? And could it be the key for you to find that someone special?Comedian, writer, and actor Nina Oyama joins me in the Sydney Tonight studios this week to tell you why she almost prefers writing comedy for kids than for adults. She also talks about one of her first jobs in Sydney- hosting trivia nights around the city- as well as what it was like to appear on Taskmaster Australia! Nina is starring in the new movie The Pout Pout Fish alongside Nick Offerman (Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation) and will be performing her stand up show at the Comedy Store in Moore Park on Sunday 8th February. And finally, Sydney during summer is at the top of countless international tourist bucket lists, but when people arrive in the harbour city they seem to always flock to the same things. The Opera House is nice but what about Stanmore Maccas? Nathan Roach makes the argument that his suburb should be the next go-to spot for tourists coming to Sydney! You'll also hear from other Sydney siders as to why their area is worth visiting and what they have to offer.Thank you to Mark Williamson, Nathan Roach, Annabelle Moore, and Nina Oyama. Sydney Tonight is produced at 2SER studios in Ultimo, Sydney. The show is broadcast every Tuesday night at 7:30pm from Chatswood to Cherrybrook, Blacktown to Bankstown, Parramatta to Penrith! Catch interview clips, videos, and other extra Sydney Tonight content here! If you have a story about Sydney that you think needs to be told, get in touch through the email! This podcast is recorded on Gadigal and Dharug Land. We pay respects to Elders past and present.