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Come join Melissa and her guests on the Chats from the Blog Cabin Podcast! From North Carolina, this podcast will have you feeling like you've known these folks for years. Listen in as they chat about life, culture, current events, and more - all with a special Southern flair!

Podcast · By MELISSA VERA · English · Official site

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning (opens the original)

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    Where were you when the world stopped turning? In this heartfelt episode of Chats from the Blog Cabin , Melissa reflects on September 11, 2001—the moment she first heard the news, the emotions that followed, and the memories that remain more than two decades later. She also remembers the lives lost, the heroes who ran toward danger, and the families whose lives were forever changed. This episode is a reminder to pause, remember, and honor a day that changed our nation forever. May we never forge

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Let Yourself Be A Beginner | Self Care Series (opens the original)

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    What if you’re not bad at it? What if you’re just new? In this episode of Chats from the Blog Cabin , we’re continuing the Self-Care Series with “Let Yourself Be a Beginner.” As adults, we can put so much pressure on ourselves to be good at something the very first time we try it. We see someone else’s beautiful painting, perfect garden, successful business, or Pinterest-worthy creation and wonder why ours doesn’t look the same. But we’re comparing our beginning to someone else’s middle. This ep

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    You Don’t Have to Explain Yourself to Everyone| Self Care Series (opens the original)

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    Have you ever said no to something and then immediately started writing a whole novel explaining why? In this episode of Chats from the Blog Cabin , we’re continuing the Self-Care Series with “You Don’t Have to Explain Yourself to Everyone.” We’re talking about the pressure to justify our choices, boundaries, and decisions—and why sometimes a simple answer really is enough. “That doesn’t work for me.” “I won’t be able to make it.” “I’ve decided to go in a different direction.” You can be kind wi

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Self-Care Doesn’t Have to Cost a Thing| Self Care Series (opens the original)

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    Self-care has somehow become associated with spa days, expensive skincare, weekend getaways, fancy candles, and treating ourselves to something new. But what happens when the budget says absolutely not? In this episode of Chats from the Blog Cabin , we’re continuing the Self-Care Series with “Self-Care Doesn’t Have to Cost a Thing.” We’re talking about the simple, completely free ways we can take care of ourselves—taking a nap, sitting outside, calling a friend, reading a book we already own, tu

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Let Someone Take Care of You Too | Self Care Series (opens the original)

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    Are you the person who is always checking on everyone else, offering to help, bringing the meal, sending the text, and asking, “What do you need?” But when someone tries to take care of you, your automatic response is, “I’m fine”? In this episode of Chats from the Blog Cabin , we’re continuing the Self-Care Series with “Let Someone Take Care of You, Too.” We’re talking about why receiving care can sometimes feel harder than giving it—and why accepting help doesn’t make you weak, needy, or a burd

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