Oct 19, 2026 · 41 min · 10 segments
What if you never find ‘the one’? Does that mean missing out on your happy ever after? Jack and Emma Scrivener chat with Dani Treweek, author of *Single Ever After*, about love, loneliness and the…
Dani TreweekGuestEmma ScrivenerHostJack ScrivenerHostWe're just going to jump right into singleness because, again, this is a massive issue for most people at some point in their lives.
And even though we see it a lot on TV, we see it all around the place, sometimes it's treated lightheartedly as it's kind of a joke.
But actually, this is something that drives people and that is right at the heart of who we feel we are.
Particularly in these days, which I find quite interesting, because Jack and I were chatting earlier, and we were saying, you know, when we were growing up, there was a lot of stuff about, you want to settle down, you want to meet somebody nice, and there you go, job done.
Interestingly, we still see that as a narrative on a lot of TV programs and around us, but...
Generation Z apparently is on track to become the most single and unmarried generation in modern history.
So between 46% and 56% of Gen Z adults report being single, which is a spike compared to just 28% of millennials at the same age.
And data from the GWI says that singleness actually hits young men hardest, which is very interesting because you think of the likes of Bridget Jones and all the rest, and it's the women who are crying because they haven't got a partner.
Danny, can you tell us, first of all, why do you think and do you think that the landscape in terms of how people view St. Gaudens has changed? And if so, why?
We're just going to jump right into singleness because, again, this is a massive issue for most people at some point in their lives.
And even though we see it a lot on TV, we see it all around the place, sometimes it's treated lightheartedly as it's kind of a joke.
But actually, this is something that drives people and that is right at the heart of who we feel we are.
Particularly in these days, which I find quite interesting, because Jack and I were chatting earlier, and we were saying, you know, when we were growing up, there was a lot of stuff about, you want to settle down, you want to meet somebody nice, and there you go, job done.
Interestingly, we still see that as a narrative on a lot of TV programs and around us, but...
Generation Z apparently is on track to become the most single and unmarried generation in modern history.
So between 46% and 56% of Gen Z adults report being single, which is a spike compared to just 28% of millennials at the same age.
And data from the GWI says that singleness actually hits young men hardest, which is very interesting because you think of the likes of Bridget Jones and all the rest, and it's the women who are crying because they haven't got a partner.
Danny, can you tell us, first of all, why do you think and do you think that the landscape in terms of how people view St. Gaudens has changed? And if so, why?
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