Jonquilyn Hill

I wonder how do you get past... you know, the quote unquote cringe of it all. I think, you know, I don't know if it's the internet. I don't know what it is about the time we're in, but it's like any sense of earnestness is considered embarrassing, but it takes earnestness to make the kind of connections you're talking about. How do you get past that?

I wonder how do you get past... you know, the quote unquote cringe of it all. I think, you know, I don't know if it's the internet. I don't know what it is about the time we're in, but it's like any sense of earnestness is considered embarrassing, but it takes earnestness to make the kind of connections you're talking about. How do you get past that?

That was Charlie McKeever. Today's show was about men, but in a couple weeks, we'll be talking about women and their dating lives. Specifically, Gen X women and how they're navigating sex. How has your sex life changed through the decades? Anything surprise you? Give us a call at 1-800-618-8545 or send a voice memo to askvox at vox.com. This episode was produced by Hadi Mawagdi.

That was Charlie McKeever. Today's show was about men, but in a couple weeks, we'll be talking about women and their dating lives. Specifically, Gen X women and how they're navigating sex. How has your sex life changed through the decades? Anything surprise you? Give us a call at 1-800-618-8545 or send a voice memo to askvox at vox.com. This episode was produced by Hadi Mawagdi.

That was Charlie McKeever. Today's show was about men, but in a couple weeks, we'll be talking about women and their dating lives. Specifically, Gen X women and how they're navigating sex. How has your sex life changed through the decades? Anything surprise you? Give us a call at 1-800-618-8545 or send a voice memo to askvox at vox.com. This episode was produced by Hadi Mawagdi.

It was fact-checked by Melissa Hirsch, edited by Miranda Kennedy, with mixing by Patrick Boyd. Our supervising producer is Carla Javier, and I'm Jonquan Hill. Talk to you next week. Bye!

It was fact-checked by Melissa Hirsch, edited by Miranda Kennedy, with mixing by Patrick Boyd. Our supervising producer is Carla Javier, and I'm Jonquan Hill. Talk to you next week. Bye!

It was fact-checked by Melissa Hirsch, edited by Miranda Kennedy, with mixing by Patrick Boyd. Our supervising producer is Carla Javier, and I'm Jonquan Hill. Talk to you next week. Bye!

There was this brief moment a couple years ago when it looked like Americans just might finally get their credit card spending in check. We were spending less during COVID and those federal stimulus checks meant a lot of us were actually making more money.

There was this brief moment a couple years ago when it looked like Americans just might finally get their credit card spending in check. We were spending less during COVID and those federal stimulus checks meant a lot of us were actually making more money.

There was this brief moment a couple years ago when it looked like Americans just might finally get their credit card spending in check. We were spending less during COVID and those federal stimulus checks meant a lot of us were actually making more money.

Over the past year and a half, as Americans were putting more on their credit cards than ever before, interest rates rose on those cards by nearly a third.

Over the past year and a half, as Americans were putting more on their credit cards than ever before, interest rates rose on those cards by nearly a third.

Over the past year and a half, as Americans were putting more on their credit cards than ever before, interest rates rose on those cards by nearly a third.

Coming up on Today Explained, we're revisiting an episode from earlier this year about how Americans racked up over a trillion dollars in credit card debt and what it'll take to get out of it.

Coming up on Today Explained, we're revisiting an episode from earlier this year about how Americans racked up over a trillion dollars in credit card debt and what it'll take to get out of it.

Coming up on Today Explained, we're revisiting an episode from earlier this year about how Americans racked up over a trillion dollars in credit card debt and what it'll take to get out of it.

It's Today Explained. I'm Jonquan Hill, filling in as host. And today we're talking to this guy.

It's Today Explained. I'm Jonquan Hill, filling in as host. And today we're talking to this guy.

It's Today Explained. I'm Jonquan Hill, filling in as host. And today we're talking to this guy.