Welcome to Untangle, the podcast from 5-star app Meditation Studio. I'm Patricia Carpice,

co-founder of Meditation Studio, and your host on Untangle, along with my co-host, Ariel Garden,

one of the founders of Brain Sensing Headband Muse. Join us each week as we introduce you to authors, experts, and thought leaders who share

their stories on how meditation, mindfulness, and brain-focused practices have the power

to change our lives.

Whether you're just learning to meditate or want to deepen your practice, Meditation Studio,

with hundreds of guided meditations and

muse, which provides great feedback on your practice, are two awesome tools you'll want to have

in your back pocket. Now on to Ariel and today's interview.

Welcome. This week, we're going to extend beyond our heads to our hearts and get down and dirty on the topic of love.

Dr. Helen Fisher is a biological anthropologist who studies love, and she knows her thing or two about love.

She's written six books on the future of human marriage,

sex, love, gender differences in the brain, and how your personality style shapes who you love.

She also knows a thing or two about dating. She's been this chief scientific advisor to Match.com for how many years, Helen? Let's see, 14. 14.

You've seen a lot of changes in how people date in that time.

Absolutely.

And so you've seen a lot about how modern technology has or hasn't changed that ritual.

Right, exactly.

So welcome, Helen.

We're excited to get inside your head and your heart and learn about love.

Thank you. I'm delighted to be here.

Happy for you to be here.

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