This Morning: Annie Left a Voicemail

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.

This Morning: The Golden Girls Were Right

First things first—if you hear the air conditioner kicking on in the background... no you didn't. We're still living that window-unit life over here, and this apartment has officially entered "it's hotter inside than outside" season. Then we got into a trend that's starting to catch on, and honestly... it might not be the worst idea. More and more young adults are moving in with retirees—not just to save money, but to help combat loneliness on both sides. Basically... The Golden Girls had it figured out before the rest of us. We talked about whether this could actually become the future of housing, what we can learn from intergenerational friendships, and why maybe the answer to rising rent and isolation isn't building more apartments... it's building more community. In this episode: * surviving summer with window AC units * why my apartment has become its own climate zone * the surprising housing trend bringing generations together * The Golden Girls might have been onto something * and why community could be the answer to more than just high rent 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.nytimes.com/2026/06/27/well/older-adults-home-sharing.html?unlocked_article_code=1.uFA.eoRz.HK4DkwdZYvOk&smid=url-share

This Morning: Is a Fourth of July Wedding Selfish?

Today's episode started with a debate I genuinely wasn't prepared to have: Is getting married on the Fourth of July... kind of white trash? The internet had thoughts after rumors started swirling about Taylor Swift potentially choosing Independence Day for her wedding, and naturally, we had to weigh in. We talked about holiday weddings, family traditions, and whether your wedding date says anything about you—or if the internet just loves having opinions about absolutely everything. Because somehow even choosing a day to get married has become a full-blown public debate. In this episode: * the internet's latest Taylor Swift obsession * the Fourth of July wedding debate * holiday weddings: genius or terrible idea? * whether wedding dates have a "vibe" * and why the internet can turn literally anything into a controversy 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: You’re Probably Better at Sex Than You Think

Today's episode was all about firsts, friendships, and a conversation that might make you feel a little better about yourself. I debriefed my first time going out for drinks with my new coworkers—navigating the unwritten rules, trying to remember everyone's names, and realizing that making new friends as an adult deserves way more credit than it gets. Then we shifted gears into a topic that's been on my mind lately. I came across an article that started with a question a lot of people secretly wonder: What if you're bad at sex? The conversation wasn't about perfection or performance. It was about the myths we believe, the pressure people put on themselves, and why the answer is probably a lot more encouraging than you think. In this episode: * my first coworker happy hour * the awkward fun of making new friends as an adult * why so many people worry they're "bad" at sex * what the research actually says * and giving ourselves a little more grace—in and out of the bedroom This Morning, with Tiff Potter is short daily companion audio—rooted in Cincinnati, made for wherever you are. If you want company, press play.

The Morning: The Refills Are Free

Today’s episode was a little summer check-in from both sides of the weather spectrum. Here in Cincinnati, the weather has been gorgeous — the kind that makes you feel like you have to get outside before it changes its mind. Meanwhile, France is dealing with the kind of heat that makes you rethink every outfit, every plan, and possibly your entire personality. We also talked about the World Cup stirring up a very specific kind of American nostalgia — the flags, the chants, the sudden soccer experts, the collective “wait, are we doing this now?” energy that seems to show up every few years. And then we got into one of America’s most underrated cultural contributions: free refills. Apparently people have opinions. Strong ones. Because once you realize free refills are not a universal experience everywhere, it makes you look at that second Diet Coke a little differently. In this episode: * gorgeous summer weather in Cincinnati * the brutal heat happening in France * World Cup nostalgia and American soccer energy * why everyone suddenly becomes patriotic during international sports * and the surprisingly emotional debate around free refills This Morning, with Tiff Potter is short daily companion audio — rooted in Cincinnati, made for wherever you are. If you want company, press play.