Alita Brydon
Relationships expert, author and Bad Dates of Melbourne founder.
recent posts
- My debut book ‘How to Date Like a Dangerous Woman’ to be released on 24 February 2026
- Singles using AI to flirt – but experts warn it’s ruining romance
- ‘He stole my car’: The good, bad and ugly of modern dating
- Creative Directions at Monash University
- 20.9 million people reached on Bad Dates of Melbourne
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A major survey has revealed some revealing statistics about cheating, polyamory and dating. I spoke to Body + Soul about the juicy findings. Bad Dates of Melbourne was written up as “hugely popular” in this story, which I loved. Take a look here!
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I was on the Well Enough Alone podcast speaking with journalist Jill Stark about modern dating and single life. There’s lots of interesting discussion in this one! Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify Or wherever you get your podcasts!
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I spoke to Body & Soul about Gen Z and how they’re doing a fantastic job at living life authentically. Go Gen Z! You can read the story here.
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A Bad Dates of Melbourne classic horror story was covered in The Mirror and Tyla. What a feral date. Sending love to the OP who sent this in.
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This Bad Dates of Melbourne classic featured in The Daily Mail this week. Check out ‘I was on a first date with a woman when she picked up another guy at the bar – then she asked me to do something crazy’ here!
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I joined Chrissie Swan on her nationwide radio show “The Chrissie Swan Show” to discuss the many different types of farts. Yes, there are types! It was a hilarious and fun visit and Chrissie described me as “one of her favourite Instagrammers of all time” ❤ Listen here – I’m on at about 21 minutes!
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Bad Dates of Melbourne clocked in at number three on legendary British comedian Robyn Reynold’s list in The Guardian. Woohoo! Check it out here.
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I gave baby showers zero stars recently on the Sammy J Snack Pack. I didn’t like eating pureed apple baby food for a game – and now I’ve said it on the radio, no-one’s ever likely to ask me to do it again. Good! It was on the radio too. Listen here.