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Three Shades of Truth

Three Shades of Truth

By: Abby Strachan Kaylee O’Donnell and Morgan Haynik
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 Three Shades of Truth is your weekly dose of laughter, honesty, and all the things life never prepared us for. Join three bold women—each with their own perspective, personality, and maybe a little sass—as we tackle the struggles, surprises, and hilarious mishaps of modern life. From relationships and career chaos to the unspoken truths of womanhood, no topic is off-limits. Grab your coffee, wine, or whatever fuels your real talk, and let’s get unfiltered. Because sometimes, the truth comes in three shades.Abby Strachan, Kaylee O’Donnell, and Morgan Haynik Social Sciences
Episodes
  • You Asked, We spilled

    You Asked, We spilled
    Nov 18 2025

    Let’s talk about the hard stuff: friendships that need to end, the art of saying no, and how to make it through the holidays without losing your mind. You asked the questions, I gave the real answers.
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    40 mins
  • Alone, Not Lonely

    Alone, Not Lonely
    Nov 11 2025

    When did silence start feeling uncomfortable? This episode dives into why we crave constant stimulation, how to tell the difference between alone and lonely, and what happens when we finally give our minds a break from all the noise.
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    45 mins
  • DNA Doesn't Define Family

    DNA Doesn't Define Family
    Nov 6 2025

    This week, we’re unpacking the idea of chosen family — the people who become our safe place when “family” doesn’t always feel like home. We talk about finding your people, setting boundaries, and redefining what family really means in your 20s and 30s. Because sometimes, love isn’t about blood — it’s about choice
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    28 mins
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