A radio talk show (formerly known as 'Pillow Talk') hosted by a duo that dives into the ups and downs of relationships and focuses on understanding the art of all types of relationships, from romance to friendship, to business, and more. The show features guests, giveaways, and more.
This episode of "Relationshipology" on JQLM Radio, hosted by Lady J and Keith, explores the topic "Love on the Spectrum," inspired by the Netflix show of the same name. The hosts discuss how people on the autism spectrum approach dating and relationships, compare their openness and honesty to typical dating experiences, and reflect on what the general public can learn from their example. The conversation covers show logistics, the role of matchmaking, the authenticity of connections, and the absence of hidden agendas in dating among people on the spectrum. The hosts also celebrate the show's positive impact and discuss differences between neurotypical and neurodiverse dating practices.
31 Aug 2025
Should You Kiss & Tell to Your Friends
This episode of "Relationshipology" hosted by Lady J and Keith explores the sensitive topic of whether or not you should "kiss and tell"—share intimate details of your relationship with friends. The show discusses boundaries about what is appropriate to disclose about your significant other, the repercussions of oversharing, and the importance of trust and confidentiality in relationships. Both hosts share personal experiences and opinions, offering practical advice for listeners about navigating social dynamics and maintaining respect for their partners.
31 Aug 2025
What is the Value of the Black Man?
This episode of "Relationshipology" on JQLM Radio, hosted by Lady J and Keith Omar, explores the topic "What is the Value of the Black Man?" The show features guests Robert "Sweaty Hands" Day (comedian) and Michelle P. Jones (writer's coach, multi-award-winning international author). The discussion examines societal perceptions of Black men, the challenges they face in education, incarceration, relationships, and family structures, as well as personal anecdotes and audience engagement opportunities. The hosts and guests critically unpack stereotypes, share statistics, and debate differing viewpoints on masculinity, love, and social status.
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