Titanium Bros.

A listener writes in about a guy that “invited her to ask him out but then rejects her.” Sean and Robin have a field day with this one looking at all the possibilities of why.

Sean and Robin talk about plastic surgery. Is it really something special and where’s the line?

In this episode Sean and Robin talk about girls that are hot but... dumb. They point out the direct correlation between what men will put up with in relation to the amount of hotness a woman has.

Sean and Robin talk about people who choose to settle in relationships because of comfort ability, or even low self worth.

Sean and Robin talk about the "classic" Madonna/Whore complex that men get once their girlfriend/fiance/wife have kids. With us is special guest Steve Frech.

Sean and Robin have a special guest Steve Frech from "What Do You Know" - they discuss the history and wedding dresses, wedding rings, and going Dutch.

Sean brings up a special topic when a friend of his mentions that a gal he likes is "too cute and out of his league."

Sean and Robin have a special guest that talks about her recent experience in dating and why it was not working for her. The guy was too nice.

Sean brings up the topic of women wearing makeup as a must-do requirement, and Robin offers a different perspective. Then flips the grooming and maintenance to fellas.

Sean brings up a true Hollywood story about a mutual friend they have that is dealing with the man/woman topic of proximity. The cohabiting boyfriend girlfriend are suffering tension because of proximity issues. She wants him home all the time and they get into a fight if he has something to do outside the home. Sean and Robin each have VERY different perspectives on this topic.

Sean and Robin start the new year looking at resolutions and expectations of oneself. Let downs, pit falls, false hope.... and kicking your own ass to get what you deserve and holding true to your dedication.

Sean and Robin take a look at weddings, from a practical point of view.

Sean and Robin change it up a bit when Sean reads an excerpt from an advice column from a guy that is dwelling over his failed relationship. Sean and Robin just have fun with this one.

Sean brings up AMC's television series Mad Men and what it can teach today's men in our society.

Sean reads a few excerpts from some advice columns to men and Sean and Robin completely nullify the misguided heresy.

Sean brings up the topic of men announcing "We're pregnant" and Robin discusses how men shouldn't be saying "we"

Sean and Robin bring up a couple of topics starting with missed opportunities when you see someone and don't get their name. Sean then brings up emotional affairs. Are they the same to men as they are to women and is it considered cheating?

Sean and Robin revisit the dapper and refinement of a gentleman, like James Bond, and its decline.

A listener "A'sFan" writes in about booze. Is it still feminine for a woman to have a Manhattan or Makers Mark straight? This brings up a great topic for us, enjoying a drink while socializing and not getting drunk. The place to know one's limitations when enjoying spirits.

Join Sean and Robin in this very special episode where the tables are flipped. Robin is on a rampage and Sean because of the statement "I coulda done better" said to an acquaintance they know.

Robin brings up the topic of girls that have a hint of TomBoy. But what is the right balance of femininity with a hint of tomboy?

Sean brings up a new topic, of when to say the L word. Both Sean and Robin have very different views on this and we have our first special guest Judi "Sketch" Lewinson.

In continuation of yesterdays podcast, Robin brings up the question, would you date someone that has kids? Priorities and expectations shift.

Sean brings up the fact that he doesn't have kids for a reason. The sacrifices people make when they have kids, and also sacrificing having kids for career pursuits.

Sean is once again called an a$$h*le by a woman and asks Robin why that's OK but not for him to call a woman a "B". Robin brings up the topic of onslaughts, hitting below the belt, and saying "I'm sorry."

Sean asks Robin if he has an opinion on seeing women who think they're dressing sexy, or wearing something they think is attractive, but really boarders on inappropriate or tacky.

Sean brings up the love for his new mustang and a few women that have called him an a$$h*le because of it. Robin relates the attention a man gives his car to something women have an affinity for and ways to communicate better about it.

Sean reads Robin an article about a wife that put up her Gamer husband for sale on Craigslist. Robin and Sean DO NOT see eye to eye on this.

Robin asks Sean if he thinks relationships should be 50-50. Robin believes things are not equal.

Sean brings up a topic of how some women use their period as an excuse for their abrasive character traits and Robin sees that lots of women are more responsible than the woman that pissed Sean off.

Sean brings up a topic to Robin - Manscaping. Both Sean and Robin have different points of view.

After Sean's recent visit to BevMo, he finds a man looking for gluten free beer and wonders when our species has become so emasculated.

Sean send Robin a text earlier addressed to women in general, asking them to please stop talking.

Sean embarks on a journey to let Robin know of a woman he knew that never listened to music during sex.

Sean asks Robin if there were any high school crushes and with online social networking, reaching out and seeing past regrets or missed opportunities.

Robin asks Sean how he feels about women who smoke cigarettes.

Sean asks Robin what is his take on PDA (Public Display of Affection).

Sean read a letter to a financial advice column about a guy that wants to sell his house to pay off his GIRLFRIEND's credit card debt.

After Robin receives a phone call with a female friend Sean want to re-open the subject can men and women be friends?

Sean and Robin talk about messaging cell phone pics from guys showing junk to girls sending pics of every errand they run.

It's never an easy topic to discuss with your boyfriend or girlfriend, but Sean and Robin talk about hitting the subject and telling your partner they're getting fat.