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PSA for Turkey Day 🦃
11/22/2025

PSA for Turkey Day 🦃

11/21/2025

The Midlands Morning Show 💬

“Help me lie to my family?? lol So, some back story. I’m originally from Chapel Hill, but I moved to Cola a few years ago for work. Three Thanksgivings ago, my family came to visit me here so we could celebrate in my new city. Wanting to impress them, but also not wanting to burn my apartment down, I bought a caramel dutch apple pie from a local bakery.
It was a hit, because of course it would be. And then… the problem. They assumed that I baked it. And instead of telling them the truth, I panicked and just… let it happen. I never actually said I made it, but I didn’t correct them either. And I fully intended to come clean later, but somehow that turned into three whole years of living a lie.
For THREE YEARS, my family has bragged about “my pie.” They’ve hyped it up to extended relatives. They’ve told their friends. My brother has apparently been talking about it to people I’ve never even met. It has now become a defining part of my identity, except I don’t bake. At all.
This year, we’re all flying to Nebraska to spend Thanksgiving with my brother, and my family has already asked for a list of ingredients they need to buy so I can recreate my “famous” pie in his kitchen.
I can’t make this pie. I cannot fly with it as I’m bringing a carry on. I cannot make and drive with it. And I VERY MUCH cannot bake a pie from scratch. So now I’m trapped: Do I confess that I’ve been pretending to be Betty Crocker for three years? Or is there ANY creative way to keep this little white lie going without getting exposed in front of the entire family?
Please help. I am in a flaky, caramel-coated crisis.”

- Danielle, Columbia

11/20/2025


What non-traditional Thanksgiving side are you most excited to have during your meal each year? 🦃

11/20/2025

The Midlands Morning Show 💬

"I need your take on something that has my brain doing backflips.

I just went on a second date with a guy I really like so far. He’s cute, charming, and honestly seems like he has his life together. But during the date, he did something I’ve never really experienced before. He sat me down and, very matter-of-factly, listed out all of his non-negotiables and preferences for a relationship. Like… all of them. Right up front.

Then, he told me that his friends will come first until he’s in a relationship that’s clearly heading toward marriage. Not in a mean way… just very blunt, almost like a business meeting.

Part of me was taken aback because it felt so abrupt and a little intense for date number two. And part of me is wondering… is this why he’s still single?

But then there’s another part of me that weirdly respects how confident and direct he was. I mean, it takes guts to lay your cards on the table like that. And did I mention he’s extremely cute?

So now I’m stuck trying to figure out: is this a red flag… or is this actually a green flag in disguise? Help!"

-Laurel, Lexington

11/19/2025


What’s a non-traditional animal you would love to have as a pet?

11/19/2025

The Midlands Morning Show 💬

"Hi Kaylin + LB. Need some advice today. My husband lost his job a few months ago, and since then he’s turned down several offers because each one wasn’t quite “right” - the hours weren’t ideal, the pay wasn’t enough, the drive was too long… there’s always something.
Meanwhile, I’ve been working long shifts, paying every bill, and coming home to a messy house, undone chores, and kids who haven’t even been fed. He stays up late gaming, sleeps half the day, and seems totally comfortable letting me carry everything.
I’m exhausted, frustrated, and honestly starting to feel resentful. But then I wonder - am I being insensitive to what he might be going through after losing his job? Or is it reasonable for me to expect him to take something, even if it isn’t his dream job, just to help ease the load?
I’d really appreciate your thoughts."

- Theresa, Columbia

11/18/2025


Big debate here. When you walk into someone’s house, do you leave your shoes on or kick ’em off immediately? 👟

11/18/2025

The Midlands Morning Show 💬

“Dear Kaylin and LB,
I’m hoping to hear from other parents today because I need to know if it’s just me, or have kids completely forgotten the difference between asking permission and just informing us of their plans? So last week, my 16-year-old daughter walked into the kitchen, totally casual, and says:“Just a heads up, I’m going to the movies tonight at 10:30.” A couple of problems. Her curfew is 10pm, and it was a school night. So I immediately tell her she’s not going. She comes back at me with “well my friends already bought the tickets, so I'm definitely going.” Like excuse me? My response? “I don’t care if your friends bought out the whole theater, you’re not going.” No surprise, she hasn’t spoken to me since. Before other parents come for me, YES, she has a 10 PM curfew at 16. And YES, I realize that sounds strict to some people. But here’s the thing, if this had been a weekend and she had actually ASKED, I would’ve talked to her dad and we probably would have said yes.
But I find myself questioning everything lately, like somehow I should feel guilty for parenting. Some of my friends think we’re too strict. But the world feels different now, and honestly, I just want her safe. So I guess my question is, am I wrong for standing my ground? Or are other parents dealing with this new phenomenon where kids talk to us like we’re their personal Uber schedulers instead of, you know, their parents?”

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