In this episode of Superconnector Stories, Michal and Amira sit down together and reflect on the podcast series, from origin to completion.

They discuss the beauty and power of human connection, symbolized by their clandestine friendship. Michal notes the motivation for the podcast series and Amira summarizes the impact participating as co-host has had on her life.

Michal and Amira talk openly about Michal’s personal and professional future (including a mobile year ahead with her family in their RV!). And speak intimately about Amira’s diagnosis, health and limited capacity. But being at Michal’s side, the power of “yes,” seems limitless.

If you are curious about who we are, this episode is for you.

Message Michal here, to she if she may be staying in a city near you!

Love isn’t just something you find—it’s something you create. Thanks for joining us on Superconnector Stories. Join the mailing list at michalmatches.com to stay in the loop or follow her at https://instagram.com/michalmatches. Until next time, go out and make some connections!

Disclaimer: Dr. Amira Bass appears on this podcast in a personal capacity as Michal’s friend and co-host. Her participation does not reflect her professional practice or constitute medical or psychological advice. Any stories or reflections shared are anecdotal and intended for conversational and educational purposes only. Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition.

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In this episode of Superconnector Stories, Travis Ingersoll, PhD, sexologist, intimacy researcher, and author of upcoming book, “Sexuality Concepts for Social Workers,” joins Michal and Amira to talk about sex — from the academic to the applied, it’s ALL in this episode.

Travis highlights the importance of sex-positive talk and education in building sexual wellness. They discuss the impact of culture, community, sexual orientation, religion, race, gender identity, and disability on sexual growth and wellness. Travis and Amira each share reflections on their own respective illnesses, and the impact that was made on their sexual wellness.

If sex is “complicated,” “taboo,” “stigmatized” or makes you giggle with embarrassment, listen to this episode, this one’s for you. Education and desensitization 101, what you should’ve earned in fourth grade health class.

Buy “Sexuality Concepts for Social Workers,” ( link)

Follow Travis Ingersoll on his website (link) for more on workshops, classes and coaching

Love isn’t just something you find—it’s something you create. Thanks for joining us on Superconnector Stories. Join the mailing list at michalmatches.com to stay in the loop or follow her at https://instagram.com/michalmatches. Until next time, go out and make some connections!

Disclaimer: Dr. Amira Bass appears on this podcast in a personal capacity as Michal’s friend and co-host. Her participation does not reflect her professional practice or constitute medical or psychological advice. Any stories or reflections shared are anecdotal and intended for conversational and educational purposes only. Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition.

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In this episode of Superconnector Stories, Michal and Amira spend time with Maria Avgitidis. Maria, a fourth-generation matchmaker and first-time author, discusses her new book, "Ask a Matchmaker," which emphasizes self-reflection and community engagement in dating. Join us for a candid conversation about love, dating and truly knowing yourself. Hear Maria give no-nonsense relationship advice and find out what Maria and Michal first thought of each other and how their relationship has evolved through healthy professional and personal connection.

Listen in for an unique, expert opinion on issues impacting modern day dating, from swiping-right to reinventing the group-date. We challenge you to listen to this episode (and read “Ask a Matchmaker”) and not dissect the status of your own current relationship!

Buy “Ask a Matchmaker,” here (leave a review to let Maria know what you think!).

Follow Matchmaker Maria here for more dating advice.

Love isn’t just something you find—it’s something you create. Thanks for joining us on Superconnector Stories. Join the mailing list at michalmatches.com to stay in the loop or follow her at https://instagram.com/michalmatches. Until next time, go out and make some connections!

Disclaimer: Dr. Amira Bass appears on this podcast in a personal capacity as Michal’s friend and co-host. Her participation does not reflect her professional practice or constitute medical or psychological advice. Any stories or reflections shared are anecdotal and intended for conversational and educational purposes only. Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition.

Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.