This Morning: The Story Behind My New Job

This Morning: The Story Behind My New Job

Today's episode is a little different—we're on video! And because my new job is finally public, I wanted to pull back the curtain and share the story of how it all happened. From the first conversation to the interviews, the waiting, the uncertainty, and the moments where I genuinely had no idea what was next, I walk you through how this opportunity came together. But this episode isn't just about me. It's for anyone who's in the middle of a career transition, wondering if they'll ever find the right fit, or feeling like they're behind because life doesn't look the way they thought it would. If that's you, I hope this conversation reminds you that careers are rarely a straight line. Sometimes the best opportunities show up in ways you never planned for, and sometimes the waiting season is actually preparing you for what's next. Whether you're searching, interviewing, starting over, or simply trying to trust the process, this one's for you. In this episode: * the behind-the-scenes story of landing my new job * what happened between getting laid off and getting hired * lessons I learned during the transition * advice for anyone navigating a career change * and why we're finally on video today! This Morning, with Tiff Potter is short daily companion audio—rooted in Cincinnati, made for wherever you are. If you want company, press play. https://www.cincinnati.com/story/entertainment/2026/07/06/former-kiss-107-1-radio-host-tiff-potter-lands-gig-pure-romance/90822463007/

This Morning: Consider This a Voice Note

Today's episode is less of a show and more of a voice note. I just wanted to check in. My team lost last night, I'm still settling into this new chapter of life, and I wanted to say thank you for giving me a little grace while I figure out what this season looks like. Transitions are funny. Even when they're exciting, they still ask something of you. I'm finding my rhythm, getting used to a new routine, and reminding myself that it's okay if everything doesn't feel "normal" just yet. And if you've been wondering what I've been up to... The new job is finally official on social media. So if you've been curious about where I've been disappearing to during the day, you can finally see what this next adventure looks like. Thanks for sticking with me through all the changes. It means more than you know. In this episode: * a quick life check-in * processing the loss from last night * adjusting to a new job and a new routine * giving ourselves grace during big transitions * and the announcement that's finally public This Morning, with Tiff Potter is short daily companion audio—rooted in Cincinnati, made for wherever you are.

This Morning: I Can't Believe It Actually Happened

Episode Summary Well... it actually happened. After weeks of rumors, speculation, and me insisting there was no way someone would get married over Fourth of July weekend... here we are. Today's episode is my official debrief. I explain why I still stand by my opinion that getting married over one of the biggest holiday weekends of the year is... a choice. We talk about why the internet became completely consumed by the wedding, why I had such a hard time believing it was real, and whether all the speculation somehow made the actual event feel even more surreal. It's a conversation about pop culture, holiday weekends, and the strange way celebrity moments become everyone's group chat topic overnight. In this episode: * the wedding everyone was talking about * why I couldn't believe it actually happened * my very strong feelings about Fourth of July weekend weddings * the internet's collective obsession * and why this story completely took over the holiday weekend This Morning, with Tiff Potter is short daily companion audio—rooted in Cincinnati, made for wherever you are. If you want company, press play.

This Morning: Build Your Perfect Fourth of July Plate

Happy Fourth of July! Today's episode was all about one of the best parts of the holiday: the food. We debated the unofficial Top 5 Fourth of July foods—the dishes that absolutely have to make an appearance if you're celebrating. There were a few obvious choices, a few controversial ones, and at least one food that probably deserved more respect than it gets. As always, it wasn't just about what was on the plate. It was about the memories attached to those foods, the family traditions, and the little things that instantly make it feel like summer. Whether you're heading to a cookout, watching fireworks, or just trying to survive the heat with something cold to eat, this one's for you. In this episode: * the Top 5 Fourth of July foods * the ultimate backyard barbecue draft * underrated cookout favorites * the foods that instantly feel like summer * and what absolutely deserves a spot on your plate today This Morning, with Tiff Potter is short daily companion audio—rooted in Cincinnati, made for wherever you are.

This Morning: One Small Mistake That Shook Me

Today's episode started with a question that somehow turned into a full-blown debate: Is July 3rd basically the Fourth of July? Because in my mind, the 3rd, 4th, and 5th are all part of the same holiday weekend. Apparently... not everyone agrees. We'll revisit that conversation, because I have more thoughts. Then I shared a moment from last night that genuinely rattled me. I realized I'd accidentally left the stove on in my apartment for nearly two hours. Everything was okay, thankfully—but it was one of those moments that stops you in your tracks. It made me think about how easy it is to slip into autopilot, especially when life feels busy, your routines are changing, and your brain is juggling a million things at once. Sometimes the biggest wake-up calls come from the smallest mistakes. In this episode: * is July 3rd basically the Fourth of July? * the holiday weekend debate * the scary realization I left my stove on for two hours * living on autopilot during busy seasons * and giving ourselves a little grace while also paying attention This Morning, with Tiff Potter is short daily companion audio—rooted in Cincinnati, made for wherever you are. If you want company, press play.