Help Me, I’m Single is a bold, hilarious, and refreshingly honest podcast hosted by stand-up comedian Blaine Anderson, where dating disasters, relationship confusion, and modern love are unpacked with humor, heart, and zero judgment.
Each episode, Blaine brings her sharp wit and relatable storytelling to conversations about being single in today’s chaotic dating world—covering everything from ghosting and bad first dates to breakups, self-worth, and the pressure to “have it all figured out.” Whether she’s sharing her own experiences, breaking down listener-submitted dilemmas, or welcoming fellow comedians, creatives, and culture-makers, Help Me, I’m Single blends laugh-out-loud moments with genuinely thoughtful insight.
Known for her fearless honesty and dry, conversational style, Blaine creates a space where vulnerability meets comedy. The show isn’t about pretending to have the answers—it’s about embracing the mess, learning through the awkward moments, and finding humor in the heartbreak.
Perfect for anyone navigating dating apps, healing from past relationships, or simply trying to understand love in the modern era, Help Me, I’m Single is equal parts therapy session, group chat, and comedy show—reminding listeners they’re not alone, even when it feels like everyone else is coupled up.
New episodes deliver real talk, big laughs, and the comforting reminder that being single isn’t a problem—it’s just another chapter worth talking about.
This week, when is the right time to tell someone you’re a virgin? Can you get laid if you’re unemployed? Is male loneliness a real problem? Is it okay for a single man to own a cat? Are straight men actually just looking for boyfriends? Blaine is joined by the unfiltered (and late bloomer) Lea’h Sampson to audit JACOB! They discuss how growing up with a single, religious mom shaped his dating life and the unsettling reason why Jacob doesn’t bring women to his home! PLUS: Blaine shares dating ideas for when you have no money!
Checkout previous episodes of Help Me, I’m Single w/ Blaine Anderson featuring Rachel Wolfson, Charlotte McKinney, Rick Glassman, & more HERE
