You've got the resume for the job—you're smart, you're funny, you got your life together. But what about the application? This week, Big Smash is putting dating on the clock. We're talking about the real-life vibe check you're giving out and the one you're trying to fill out. From the way you walk in a room to the way you talk to people, we're breaking down how to make sure the application you're giving out actually matches the one you want to fill.

In this episode, Big Smash gets to the heart of what true intimacy is all about. He's talking about how physical intimacy is only as good as the knowing of the mind and soul of the person you're with. It's time to stop with the surface-level stuff. Big Smash breaks down how to open up intimacy by opening up your mind. He’ll explain how asking the right questions and being more in tune with each other—both in and out of the bedroom—is the key to a deeper connection. You don't want to miss this one.Lets get it

After a week away, Big Smash is back to tackle the modern dating world head-on. In this episode, we're talking about the "dating resume." We'll break down how to confidently put yourself out there by highlighting your strengths, owning your value, and making a compelling case for why you are a great catch. Stop waiting to be picked and learn how to present your best self as the most qualified candidate in the dating pool.

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Welcome to I’ll Explain All of This Later—but today, I’m sliding in as your guest host. Smash decided he was gonna call out of work, so I’m crashing the pod. Big thanks to Smash for letting me take over his mic (big pause).

I’m Styles—yeah, that’s S-T-Y-L-E-S—from The Brunch Hour Podcast, Hustle & Heal Podcast, and Brunch Behavior: The Pour Report. And today’s topic? Dating in 2025—where AI and relationships-collide, and technology has officially become the messy friend at the table who refuses to mind their business.

We’re breaking down how AI is transforming modern love:

• The AI snitch that catches cheaters through texts and screenshots

• The algorithm detective piecing together shared locations and receipts

• The chaos agent creating deepfakes and fueling TikTok drama

• And the unexpected perks—AI tools that actually help couples with calendars, reminders, and even date-night ideas

Bottom line? Technology isn’t the problem—weak relationships are. If your loyalty’s solid, you don’t need a VPN.

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🎙️ Appreciate you again, Smash, for letting me crash I’ll Explain All of This Later (yes, still a pause).

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This week on “I’ll Explain All This Later,” join Big Smash and Uncle Dolemite as they deep dive into the art of the lie.the duo gets personal, sharing stories of times they—or people they know—have bent the truth to fit in, get ahead, or simply to avoid an uncomfortable conversation. Is it possible to navigate the modern world without some level of performance, or is everyone just playing a role? Get ready for a candid conversation that will make you question the stories you tell yourself and others. @toomuchgamepodcast

Big Smash goes solo to explore this incredible feeling further. He explains why this deep, mutual devotion is a healthy, empowering form of love that fosters true connection and should never lead to complacency.Part 2 tap in

We back come join us on this two part episode this is Part 1: Big Smash and Rose dive into the powerful feeling of loving someone so much, and being loved so well in return, that you’re inspired to give your absolute all – mentally, financially, physically, and emotionally. They discuss why this profound reciprocal care makes going “all out” feel completely worth it.

This week on "I'll Explain All This Later," Big Smash dives into a topic we've all likely encountered: unsolicited advice. In "Thanks, But I Didn't Ask You," he explores those well-intentioned moments when someone offers guidance you didn't seek, and how, despite good intentions, it can sometimes backfire. This is especially true in the podcasting world, where everyone's a "guru" or a "know-it-all," often preaching what they don't practice. Big Smash shares personal anecdotes and discusses why, even when coming from a place of care, unsolicited advice isn't always received with open arms. Tune in as we unpack the delicate art of giving and receiving advice, and when it's best to simply hold your tongue... we'll explain it all later!