Josh sits down with tantric and holistic relationship coach Emma Galland to explore what real intimacy looks like beyond performance, pressure, and swipe-culture expectations.

They break down why presence matters more than technique, how men unknowingly block connection, and what tantric principles can teach us about confidence, desire, and lasting attraction—inside and outside the bedroom. Emma challenges modern myths around masculinity, sexual performance, and emotional connection, offering a more grounded, intentional approach to love and intimacy.

If you’re ready to rethink sex, relationships, and what it means to show up fully—this episode is for you.

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In this episode of The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad, Josh is joined by clinical sexologist Dr. Claudia Six to unpack what really fuels desire, intimacy, and long-term connection. From why talking about sex feels so damn hard to how culture shapes our turn-ons and shame, they get real about boundaries, mismatched libidos, and keeping attraction alive over time. If you’ve ever wondered why passion fades—or how to reignite it—this episode delivers the truth without the fluff.Dr. Six Counseling

In this episode of The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad, Joshua Jones sits down with Jeremy Nelson, creator of Marrying America, to unpack what’s actually going wrong in modern dating. They break down swipe culture, the illusion of endless options, and why having “more choices” has made commitment harder—not easier.

This candid conversation explores how intentional dating is making a comeback, what people are really looking for beneath the apps, and how to build meaningful connections in a culture addicted to convenience. If you’re tired of situationships, burnout dating, or feeling replaceable, this episode might change how you approach love entirely.