Fair Warning Podcast
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The Cost of Looking "Put Together"
Side Hustle or Survival Mode?
The Nigerian Wedding Industrial Complex
From Dependent to Handler: Changing Family Dynamics
Dating Apps - The Good, The Bad, and The Unhinged
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Kaycee and Timilehin are back and they're diving straight into the cost of looking "put together." From hair and nails to lashes and Botox, they get into how maintenance culture has somehow become a requirement rather than a choice, and who actually benefits when insecurities get manufactured and sold back to us. They also have a conversation about wigs, natural hair, and the pressure that comes with being treated differently depending on how "done" you look. The takeaway: get comfortable with what you look like naturally, because once you do, nobody can touch you. Then it's onto what's stressed them this week, featuring brunch spots that refuse to take reservations and a very strong opinion about cocktail alcohol percentages. New episodes biweekly. Send us your voicemails and questions: https://forms.gle/AhJzo1w7geiHahEC8 Find us everywhere: YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@FairWarningPod Instagram: @fairwarningpod TikTok: @fairwarningpod
In this episode, Kaycee and Timilehin discuss side hustle culture. Spoiler alert: they both hate it. They get into the growing sense that a single 9-to-5 just isn't enough anymore, what happens when a hobby gets monetized, and the normalization of working two or more jobs at once. Along the way they throw around a few potential side gigs ideas, some more serious than others, and dig into why "side hustle" is starting to feel like a nicer word for survival. In this episode's "What Has Stressed Us" segment, flight prices have the hosts questioning capitalism entirely. New episodes biweekly. Send us your voicemails and questions: https://forms.gle/AhJzo1w7geiHahEC8 Find us everywhere: YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@FairWarningPod Instagram: @fairwarningpod TikTok: @fairwarningpod
Kaycee and Timilehin kick things off with a quick life update: they're moving Fair Warning to a biweekly schedule to survive the summer (and give themselves more breathing room for editing). Then they dive headfirst into the main topic — the wedding industrial complex. From there, the conversation shifts gears into their usual rundown of what they've been watching, plus a quick preview of what's coming up next on their screens. A listener's voicemail sparks a fun little debate that's been brewing for a couple episodes now. And to close things out, they get into what's actually been stressing them out lately — a few very relatable, very random things. New episodes biweekly. Send us your voicemails and questions: https://forms.gle/AhJzo1w7geiHahEC8 Find us everywhere: YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@FairWarningPod Instagram: @fairwarningpod TikTok: @fairwarningpod
This week Kaycee and Timilehin get into the family dynamics nobody really warns you about. Growing up as boarding vs day students left its mark on how they relate to their parents, and somewhere along the way the roles started to blur, kid one day, adult the next. For the Binge Report, they’re back on their Love Island nonsense, unpacking some of the drama that’s been unfolding post casa amor and during movie night. The Doomscroll Report comes courtesy of TikTok, featuring a couple of questionable choices that had them shaking their heads. And they close things out with What Has Stressed Us This Week, covering everything from men’s wedding band choices to surviving the Toronto heat wave New episodes weekly. Send us your voicemails and questions: https://forms.gle/AhJzo1w7geiHahEC8 Find us everywhere: YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@FairWarningPod Instagram: @fairwarningpod TikTok: @fairwarningpod
Swipe right, swipe left, or just close the app and go outside? This week Kaycee and Timilehin are sharing some of their dating experiences, from high school crushes to whatever they're navigating now. They get into what changed once the apps came into the picture (for better and worse), and whether dating without them is even realistic these days. They also put Lagos dating culture up against Toronto dating culture, because the rules are just not the same. The games people play, how people actually approach you (or don't), it's a whole different playing field depending on where you are. If you've ever deleted a dating app in frustration only to redownload it three days later, this one's for you. New episodes weekly. Send us your voicemails and questions: https://forms.gle/AhJzo1w7geiHahEC8 Find us everywhere: YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@FairWarningPod Instagram: @fairwarningpod TikTok: @fairwarningpod
In this episode, Kaycee and Timilehin get into their lore. They break down their not so typical journey into podcasting. They reminisce on their experiences from high school to Uni, and how they ended up here. They get into why they started the podcast and why you might want to stick around New episodes weekly. Send us your voicemails and questions: https://forms.gle/AhJzo1w7geiHahEC8 Find us everywhere: YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@FairWarningPod Instagram: @fairwarningpod TikTok: @fairwarningpod
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