On today's episode we hear from listeners and discuss those moments when our parents made us say WTF.  Parents often do things that make sense to them but not to us so today I'm sharing viewers stories of moments where their parents should have done nothing at all or asked someone. 

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In this episode, Noelle joins us to answer 20 random questions about school, products, routines and more.  It's amazing how kids think and what they come up with on the spot.  Listen to this interesting take on the many things we grew up with.

Hi everyone! In this episode, The Ole Lady In The Shoe joins us and she weekly be a monthly guest on topics. She starts off the new segment - 10 WTF Questions with Kate and it's a must listen.  The Ole Lady gives us advice on managing dogs, money, and coworkers.

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Hi everyone! In this episode I discuss how eating greens and cornbread with my fingers made me love the food and the memories of paper plates.  I also discuss the extra in Tyler Perry's film that is drinking air from a cup.

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My love and hate relationship with washing powder extends beyond my childhood.  It cleanses, gets stuck, and makes you itch all at the same time.  My mom still uses washing powder today and refuses to use only liquid detergent.  Follow my journey of the discovery of washing powder and how I almost burned down my apartment using my dryer.

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Brittany from Dallas, TX joins the show today to tell two of her WTF moments.  These are true events that took place that you don't want to miss.  Brittany has been a friend of mine for years and I appreciate her telling her story.  Brittany is fun, anti-social, and loves to travel, but she was out of control as a child and she will be sharing that experience today. 

I talk openly about the first time I learned what hors d'oeuvres were at a cocktail party along with learning what a hoot meant.  When you don't know sometimes you just don't know then you learn in the moment.  Listen to this hilarious story about growing up not seeing or hearing these words to learning on the spot what they were around friends.  How many of you all knew what these were the first time you saw the word or heard it?

Welcome to WTF Did She Say?  

This is Kate Marrero's first episode of Season 1 and we thank you for listening.  In this episode, Kate discusses important funny moments in her life when she and her mother first learned what a surge protector was and how it can protect you.  Her mother totally disagrees with the reasoning.  She also covers those childhood moments when her mother told her "no talking in class" and how she took it literally which landed her teacher on the floor with a bloody nose.