How Often Do We Answer "I'm Fine" When We're Really Not?
Breaking the Silence
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53m
In this episode of Breaking the Silence, Nori, ShyTia, and Angeli ask: What does “being on time” actually mean to you? From early birds and last-minute legends to family time differences and different rules for weddings, airports, cookouts, church, and movies, the conversation reminds us that a little communication and a little grace go a long way.
The episode also features “Blind Bites: Snack Attack Edition,” a blindfolded taste test with everyday office, gas station, lunch bag, and dollar store snacks. Then, the conversation turns to how often we answer “I’m fine” when we’re really not, reflecting on the people who notice when something is off and why checking in matters.
Finally, “Exploring Our World” takes a virtual trip to Iceland, featuring the Blue Lagoon, black sand beaches, Icelandic hot dogs, tectonic plates, and the Northern Lights from a glass cabin.
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