Deeper Dating Podcast explores how to create fulfilling relationships using innovative strategies. Host Ken Page is a psychotherapist and the author of Deeper Dating: How to Drop the Games of Seduction and Discover the Power of Intimacy. Page says the number of single people keeps growing despite the increase in ways to meet people. His podcast explains why and offers assurance for finding lasting love.

Page says the search for love is among the greatest missions for adults. The therapist refutes the notion that people don't need anyone. While independence is necessary sometimes, Page says humans need intimacy to thrive. The Deeper Dating Podcast teaches listeners what to seek first in partners. It's not what some might assume. Attraction is important. But Page implores daters to first question whether their soul feels safe with the person.

The Deeper Dating Podcast explains two types of attraction. Attractions of inspiration grow from honest, caring connections. Attractions of desperation grow from desire and longing. Page teaches listeners how to blend both types and build better connections. He explains his "gift theory." It proposes a relationship between people's gifts and wounds. Understanding that helps couples create intimacy. He helps listeners move past fears because, in healthy relationships, vulnerability deepens attraction.

Page's ideas about attraction are surprising yet well-founded. He says an intense initial attraction signifies both good and bad things. His profound explanation includes unmet needs from childhood. Page claims intimacy is a choice, and mutual commitment is sexy. He says people shouldn't settle for someone they aren't attracted to. But they should allow time for attraction to grow if they like the person.

The Deeper Dating Podcast cites an interesting study about sexual attraction. It found attraction was lower in arranged marriages than in traditional marriages at first. But after five years, couples in arranged marriages were more attracted to each other. Page believes attraction grows when people are intentional about connecting. He says eye gazing, caring touch, and compliments amplify attraction. Page thinks showing humanity is the best way to find love. His compassionate podcast exemplifies that.