<![CDATA[We Have A Problem]]>9df29923-0c93-5d04-a94c-0cb38e24b599Fri, 31 Jul 2026 17:00:00 +0000Captivate.fmKaylyn Eastonhttps://artwork.captivate.fm/463285b6-a682-4419-82b9-35a22bf39a34/we-have-a-problem-6.pngWe Have A ProblemKaylyn EastonKaylyn EastonWe Have A Problem - So Let's Talk About It! We're more connected than ever, yet lonelier. We have more information than ever, yet we're struggling to make sense of the world around us. Technology has advanced, but trust is declining. Relationships are harder to navigate. Health is more confusing than ever. Somewhere along the way, modern life became... complicated. We Have A Problem exists to ask the questions many people are already thinking—but few are asking out loud. Through thoughtful, long-form conversations with experts, physicians, historians, authors, entrepreneurs, scientists, and cultural commentators, we explore the forces shaping modern life. From relationships and health to housing, technology, history, media, beauty, economics, and everything in between, every episode begins with a simple premise: If we want better answers, we have to be willing to ask better questions. No outrage. No echo chambers. No clickbait designed to divide. Just thoughtful conversations about the problems worth solving. Hosted by former broadcast journalist and entrepreneur Kaylyn Easton. After founding a women's health brand that was acquired by a pharmaceutical company, she found herself pulled back to what she loved most: asking questions, listening carefully, and helping people better understand the world around them. Then putting it all together to serve others... because after all, serving others is how we love. The show combines Kaylyn's background in journalism with her passion for exploring the cultural, social, and personal issues that shape our everyday lives.https://wehaveaproblempodcast.com/trueepisodicnopodcastSecret Siblings, Sin, and 23&MeSecret Siblings, Sin, and 23&MeMillions of people have mailed off their DNA hoping to learn where they came from. But what happens when those results reveal a family secret no one was supposed to know? Hidden siblings. Affairs. Donor conception. And what genetic genealogists call a "non-parent event." Today's guest found out at 60 years old that the man who she called "dad"... wasn't really her biological father.

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23&Me Blog - Kayla's Story: https://www.23andme.org/blog/articles/an-only-childs-dna-surprise/?srsltid=AfmBOorqablZj7594yozdpayG2dtG0oWEEF9IrQTA2mXBtRjlo7-JDlM

Non-Parent Event Facebook Group 9.5K Members: https://www.facebook.com/groups/NPEGateway

]]>Millions of people have mailed off their DNA hoping to learn where they came from. But what happens when those results reveal a family secret no one was supposed to know? Hidden siblings. Affairs. Donor conception. And what genetic genealogists call a "non-parent event." Today's guest found out at 60 years old that the man who she called "dad"... wasn't really her biological father.

Show Notes:

23&Me Blog - Kayla's Story: https://www.23andme.org/blog/articles/an-only-childs-dna-surprise/?srsltid=AfmBOorqablZj7594yozdpayG2dtG0oWEEF9IrQTA2mXBtRjlo7-JDlM

Non-Parent Event Facebook Group 9.5K Members: https://www.facebook.com/groups/NPEGateway

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