#020 - Laramie Taylor: What Influences Our Sexual and Romantic Relationships?

Join us for an engaging conversation with Laramie Taylor, Professor and Department Chair of Communication at UC Davis. With a keen focus on the intersection of media and society, Professor Taylor's research delves into the profound ways in which media shapes our lives within a social context.

 

In this captivating episode, we dive deep into the realm of the media and its influence on romantic relationships. Together, we explore the intricate dynamics of messaging and how it molds our perspectives on infidelity. Moreover, we unravel the impact of dating apps and their transformative effect on modern relationships. Professor Taylor's expertise helps us navigate through the digital landscape, as we analyze how these platforms shape our own perceived ranking within the dating pool.

 

In addition, we delve into the intriguing realm of biological factors influencing mate selection. Professor Taylor provides valuable insights into the potential effects of hormonal birth control on women and how these alterations in preferences can have broader societal implications. 

 

Tune in as we explore the captivating interplay between biology, media, and the complexities of romantic relationships. Get ready to gain valuable insights into the influence of media messaging, our perspectives on infidelity, our own desirability, and the ever-evolving world of dating apps. Tune in to this thought-provoking episode and prepare to be enlightened by Professor Laramie Taylor's expertise and research.

 

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