Solo – The Single Person’s Guide to a Remarkable Life

In this episode Peter McGraw and his guest co-host speak to an expert on comic books about why superheroes are so often single. They find out how the mission of the superhero creates singleness. They also discuss why you should direct the movie of your life rather than be the hero in the movie of your life, and they learn about the guest’s four rules for literature and life. In this episode’s bonus material, they talk about a solo activity: riding motorcycles.

Is being single better than being married? In this episode, Peter McGraw sits down with the world’s expert on the science of single living,Bella DePaulo. Peter and Bella spend a lot of time myth busting single and married living, discussing the myth that marriage causes people to be happier, as well as the myth that single people are lonely – they are actually more socially connected. Bella also reveals the ways that single people are stigmatized, stereotyped, and discriminated. On the flip side,

Welcome to the first episode of Solo, where Peter McGraw speaks to two friends. Julie Nirvelli and Kym Terrible–both enjoying their solo lives. They discuss my proposed themes for the project, how the podcast is pro-single but not anti-marriage, how future episodes will address more than dating and sex, why the ideal solo listener is seeking to live on their edge, and how Peter will be building a solo community. Julie and Kym ask me some challenging questions about Peter’s life. They address the

Where do you go for advice if you don’t want to settle down — whether for now or forever?Welcome toSolo –The Single Person's Guide to a Remarkable Life, the podcast that destigmatizes single living and celebrates remarkable solos. Meet Solo’s host,Peter McGraw,a behavioral scientist, humor researcher, and life-long bachelor. For the happy single, thepodcast features bi-weekly conversations that last about an hour. Peter often speaks to solos who use theirfreedom to live remarkable lives. He