A Whole New Season!

Aug 31, 2023 | Show | 2 comments

Hidey Ho Good Neighbor from Van Camp and Morgan! We’re kicking off a brand spank me new season of your favorite radio show. You’ve come to expect us to bring you the latest pop culture and social media news, along with a heavy dose of laughter and snarkiness. Our new season begins on Tuesday Sep. 5th, which is kind of coincidental as the official “back to school” day every year.

It’s also the begining of PSL season and we’re diving headfirst into the  Pumpkin Spice everything. Morgan is a big Starbuck’s Pumplin Spice Latte (PSL) fan.  While we were on break, Starbuck’s released their 2023 line of PSLs so we’re off to the races!

We’ll discuss a list of pumpkin spice food items, and we’re going to determine whether they’re the real deal or just a figment of our caffeine-fueled imaginations.

Like Pumpkin Spice Kale Chips. Yep, you heard it right. How about Pumpkin Spice Toothpaste? Because nothing says “clean teeth” like a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg. And brace yourself for Pumpkin Spice Sushi. Sushi and pumpkin spice? Sounds like a culinary trainwreck waiting to happen.

Plus we’re back in class with a spit-shined show full of new features and opportunities for you to participate too.

Join us Tuesday Sep. 5th for our new season, and don’t forget the podcasts return Tuesday as well.  See you on the radio!

Someone Cooked Here

Aug 30, 2023 | Show | 0 comments

TikTok has a new trend that’s making waves – the “Someone Cooked Here” trend. It’s not about culinary prowess; it’s about showcasing the unexpected ways in which exes have left their mark on our current partners.

The trend’s signature soundbite, borrowed from the iconic TV show “Breaking Bad” – “Someone cooked here” – sets the stage for some eye-opening stories. TikTokers are using this soundbite to spill the beans on moments when their significant others surprised them with knowledge or behavior that seemed strangely familiar, a telltale sign of past relationships’ influence.

What’s remarkable about this trend is that it transcends gender stereotypes. It’s not about who your partner used to be with; it’s about celebrating the diverse experiences and knowledge they bring into your life. In a world where assumptions about partners can run rampant, #someonecookedhere is a refreshing reminder that we’re all a mix of our past experiences.

The hashtag has exploded in popularity, racking up over 30 million views. Users are sharing anecdotes that range from hilarious to heartwarming, shedding light on the profound impact of past relationships on present ones. It’s a virtual confession booth where people reveal the quirks, habits, and skills they’ve inherited from their exes.

In essence, the “Someone Cooked Here” trend has become a platform for individuals to open up, discuss, and reflect on their experiences with former partners. It’s a testament to the fact that relationships, whether they last a lifetime or just a moment, leave their mark on us. So, the next time your partner surprises you with a skill or knowledge that makes you wonder, remember to give credit where it’s due – someone cooked here, and they’ve left a delightful recipe for your present happiness.