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Indiana might be best known for its Hoosier hospitality, basketball legacy, and the Indy 500, but it also has a dark side—one that true crime fans will find deeply fascinating. Over the years, several disturbing crimes have unfolded in the state, inspiring documentaries that have captivated audiences worldwide. If you’re a true crime enthusiast, here […]
Tune Up Tuesday: The Secret to a Stronger Marriage On this week’s Sean Tune Up Tuesday on The Sean Show on B1057, Sean Copeland shared fascinating insights from a groundbreaking Harvard study on marriage. Spanning an incredible 80 years, the study revealed the single best predictor of a marriage’s length and strength: how quickly safety is restored after a […]
Sean Looks at the Numbers: $1662, 500, and 3 On today’s segment of Sean Looks at the Numbers on The Sean Show on B1057, Sean Copeland dove into three intriguing figures that are making headlines this week: $1662, 500, and 3. Let’s break them down. $1662 That’s the average tax refund expected this year as tax season officially kicks […]
Some young people are participating in a new trend where they’re deliberately experiencing boredom. Intentional boredom refers to deliberately doing nothing — no phone, no music, no podcast, no screen, no background noise, no distractions. Many Gen Z-ers say our constant digital stimulation has shrunk attention spans. For some, it’s almost automatic: if your hands […]
The holidays look magical… but behind the scenes, a lot of us are secretly juggling a heavy holiday mental load: planning gifts, organizing gatherings, tracking budgets, remembering every kid’s program, making travel decisions, and trying to create “perfect” memories for everyone. That mental load usually lands on one partner more than the other. Not because […]
AI has become the Swiss Army knife for modern life: it can plan your meals and write your emails, but when it comes to mental health therapy, there’s a big, flashing caution sign we all need to pay attention to: AI chatbots are not therapists—and relying on them like they are can actually be harmful. […]
Have you ever been in a conversation where someone says, “Well, you made me feel embarrassed,” or “You made me feel worthless” It lands heavy. It shuts down the conversation. And often, it leaves you holding emotional baggage that isn’t actually yours. Here’s the truth: “You made me feel…” is usually emotional outsourcing. It takes […]
Have you heard about TikTok’s Bird Theory? You’re supposed to test your partner with it to determine the strength of your relationship. Here’s the gist: If your partner sees something small and random — like a bird outside the window — and says, “Babe, look, a bird!”… what do you do? If you respond with […]
Movember is more than a month of mustaches… it’s a movement for Men’s Health Awareness. Men’s health has taken a back seat for too long, so we are teaming up with Franciscan Health to present a One-Stop-Shop for all things Men’s Health! Gentlemen, why spend time making multiple appointments, worrying about insurance coverage and sitting in doctor’s offices […]
If you’ve ever told yourself… “I’ll be happy once things fall into place” – keep reading… The mistake in that statement is waiting for happiness instead of practicing it. Life is too uncertain for a strategy like that to work. Delaying happiness until all your ducks are in a row means it will never happen, […]
New True Crime Documentary has Indiana Roots A new true-crime docuseries called Hollywood Hustler: Glitz, Glam, Scam is turning heads—not just for the jaw-dropping fraud at its center, but because the man behind the scheme has deep Indiana roots. The series follows Zach Horwitz, a Fort Wayne native who went from small-town Hoosier to Hollywood […]
When a Mental Health Diagnosis is Used as an Excuse I recently came across a post on Reddit from a guy looking for relationship advice. His girlfriend had recently been diagnosed with Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Since then, he said, she’s started using her diagnosis as an excuse for everything—being late, forgetting things, even bigger issues […]