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An Outer Banks Mother's Day
On Mother’s Day of course moms love cards, flowers, jewelry and chocolate, but what moms really want is to spend time with their children. And beyond that what they really, really want is for someone else to plan how that time will be spent. If Mom is the chief planner in your family, the one who usually researches... Read More
11. Dating on the Outer Banks Part 2! Shoutouts & Events!
There are two sides to every story, and it's the same with the Outer Banks dating scene. In Episode 6 Autumn and Justin heard a female perspective of dating on the sandbar, so to be fair, in Episode 11 they've invited a male guest to share his point of view of what it's like to be single on the Outer Banks. You'll... Read More
Small Inns and B&Bs of the Outer Banks
There’s a time and a place for every type of accommodation, from hotel rooms to campgrounds to mega vacation homes to short-term rentals. But in this cold world of Internet bookings, keyless entry and self-service, sometimes it’s nice to stay in a place where you are warmly welcomed by a host and maybe receive a... Read More
10. Dropping a Tradition? First Friday, KidsFest, VusicOBX and more!
Have you ever dropped a tradition? In Episode 10, the hosts discuss letting go of a tradition, and they get down to the business of local events. You'll hear about KidsFest, Children and Youth Partnership's annual event geared toward young children, and get a preview of the VusicOBX 2023 lineup of live music shows.... Read More
Outer Banks Oyster Farms
It used to be that as the month of April wrapped up, no one ate oysters anymore. We were committed to the old adage that we could only eat oysters in months that had an R in the name. But that’s because back then we only ate wild-harvested oysters.
Now, thanks to the practice of oyster farming, we can eat oysters all... Read More