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Have you ever talked about death with your loved one?  Have you ever thought to ask your parents what their wishes were or have they already preplanned? Do you even know what preplanning is?  If something were to happen to your parents, your spouse or a loved one are you prepared financially to handle the costs and what planning a funeral entails?  So many questions and so many answers.  Death is something that will happen to all of us... its one of the things in this world which is certain.  But it's also the one thing that no one wants to talk about.  Press play to find out why this is so important. 

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If you were anyone from the 90's,  young or old you would remember the infamous trailers for the movie American Pie.  The movie where so many things instantly became modern day banter and words like, "Milf" became a thing.  And let's not forget the famous quote, "this one time at band camp."  This movie premiered in 1999.... what a way to close out the 90's.  A movie that has definitely earned a spot as a cult classic for sure!

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The case of Orville Lynn Majors stands as a haunting reminder that evil can lurk in unexpected places. Orville was a seemingly dedicated and compassionate nurse who found himself at the center of a storm when a series of unexplained deaths occurred under his watch. Join us as we peel back the layers of this perplexing story, examining the life, career, and heinous actions of a nurse whose profession was synonymous with care and compassion.

In this episode, we'll explore the motivations that led Orville down a sinister path, ultimately causing him to betray the trust of both his colleagues and the patients he was supposed to protect. This case is bound to make you reconsider the limits of faith when your very existence is at stake... 

References: 

https://www.oxygen.com/license-to-kill/crime-time/angel-of-death-orville-majors-nurse

https://www.indystar.com/story/life/2017/09/26/story-behind-indianas-angel-death-serial-killer-nurse-who-died-sunday-prison/703953001/ 

https://murderpedia.org/male.M/m/majors-orville.htm 

https://www.heraldtimesonline.com/story/news/1999/05/19/stress-hits-family-as-majors-waits-in-jail/118865634/ 

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Stef is back from Mexiiiiico!!  This episode we catch up and talk about her amazing trip this past week.  We also will  dive into how much our  hometown has changed since the 90's and some of our best memories of places that defined our teen years.  Grab some coffee and get cozy... this is a fun one. 

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For years stepparents have always been known to be more or less the enemy.  Its very rare to hear anything positive about them.  Why is that?  Do you think it's fair? Is there a way to approach this dynamic to make it less awkward, painful or chaotic?

Today we breakdown a question a listener wanted our perspective on.  She wanted us to to give our thoughts on the idea behind the term "evil stepmother".  When I say this became personal for both of us, you will quickly see how we can both relate in many ways.  Lets just say, we went down a rabbit hole on this topic.  And it definitely sparked a lot of emotions and uncovered a lot more that we want to talk about on future episodes of Fridays with Nin. 

References:
http://jamiescrimgeour.com
BLOG "10 Tips for stepmoms who want to thrive (not just survive) stepfamily life.  

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One thing that all of us will remember until we are old and gray is, our very first job!!  The job that catapulted us from teens to adulthood.  Imagine having that experience with  your best friend.  Lets travel back in time, and reminisce about a time that will forever be etched in our hearts and an experience that molded us into who we are today.  

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In this absolutely bone-chilling episode of 90s Crime Talk with Stef, we bring you the disturbing story of Danny Rolling, aka the Gainesville Ripper, a notorious serial killer who terrorized the quiet college town of Gainesville, Florida. Known for his savage attacks and gruesome murders, Danny's reign of terror sent shockwaves through the community, leaving fear and paranoia in his wake. Prepare to be captivated (and terrified) as we "unmask" who the Gainesville Ripper was while we discuss his abusive childhood, some of the very dark details of his heinous crimes, and how he was able to elude captivity for as long as he did. Also, as you listen, think about what this story reminds you of. Listener discretion is strongly advised.

Trigger Warnings for graphic discussions of murder, stalking and sexual assault. 

References: 

https://allthatsinteresting.com/danny-rolling-gainesville-ripper

http://danny-rolling.blogspot.com/2006/10/killer-is-born-psychologists-say-dads.html

https://abcnews.go.com/US/woman-louisiana-helped-break-case-student-murders-florida/story?id=76900692

https://www.shreveporttimes.com/story/news/crime/2019/11/08/grissom-family-murders-shreveport-louisiana-gainesville-murders/4157607002/ 

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It's September of 1996 and we both are about to turn 15.  We both celebrated in style and still remember it like it was yesterday.  We invite you to press play and look back on our parties, our outfits and our guests.  Both of us had two completely different types of celebrations but both were epic in their own right.  Two nights in September that we will never forget...

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Do you ever feel like your life is a fishbowl? Where everything you do is for all to see...The world we live in today, especially in the day and age of social media, we have chosen to allow people to be apart of our lives a whole lot or as little as possible.  

I decided to start Fishbowl conversations  to spark and create deep discussions that will encourage all types of convos .  The skies the limit on the type of questions that will be picked and nothing is off the table.  Random questions or advice help is and will always be welcome from our listeners as well.  On todays episode, I picked an assortment of lighthearted and thought provoking questions and we had some really good convo.  Enjoy!!

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Today we finish (for now) our convo of R&B in the 90's.   After talking for the past three weeks about the different groups and artists that came out of this decade, it was amazing to see the importance and beauty of what each one brought to the history of this genre of music.  There is no way we were able to mention ALL of them, but we tried to mention those that created an imprint on all of us that look back and remember a time that was so great!  Who do you think was the best R&B group and artist of the 90's?  We have our own opinion, let's see if you agree.