There are many American customs that are considered rude in other countries, and before Abbi “rudely” interrupts Greg, he starts to explain them. Plus, Tyler hits the streets to hear what you think is the rudest thing other people do.
Apple is replacing the controversial pistol emoji with a green water gun in the next version of its iPhone and iPad operating system, iOS 10. The gun swap is just one of a number of emoji changes the company announced on Monday.
Nicole Young-Cline of Young Talkers joined Abbi to tell viewers more about language development in children.
Shayla Dewitt of Dockside Realty stops by the studio to tell us about today’s listing of the week. For more information, contact shayladewitt@gmail.com or call (843) 685-4011.
Myrtle Beach city leaders have introduced a new ordinance that’ll make sure business owners clean up their trash. Greg and Abbi have the details.
It turns out there’s a science behind why things always go missing from the break room. Also, spoons are the most common item taken from the office kitchen.
Numerous jellyfish sightings along the Myrtle Beach shoreline prompted the National Weather Service to issue an advisory for beach goers to stay out of the water.
Lauren Pogulis sits down the psycho-therapist, Amy Cantley, of A Piece of Mind Counseling to talk about what the current state of cyber-bullying looks like, and how parents can seek help for their children.
Research has found that the small talk we exchange in during certain social situations could fulfil an important role beyond the content of the words themselve. Greg and Abbi explain.
Parents have relied on hypnosis to control their kids minds. However, some experts are skeptical about whether it’s appropriate for kids. Greg and Abbi have the details.
