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In a new episode of NBC Palm Springs, hosts Fred Roggin and contributors Doug and Jamie Baker explore the quirks and conversations that define desert life—from chronic fatigue to poolside privacy.

The episode kicks off with a relatable question: how do you feel when you wake up? A third of Americans reportedly feel tired the moment they open their eyes, and the team discusses how lifestyle habits and stress contribute to widespread fatigue. Jamie shares she wakes up energized, while Doug admits to occasional groggy mornings, jokingly crediting Ambien for better sleep.

Things heat up—literally and figuratively—as the show tackles a viewer-submitted story about skinny dipping. A neighbor caught the act on their Ring camera aimed at another’s backyard, sparking a debate about personal freedom vs. privacy. Jamie sharply questions the legitimacy of spying on neighbors, while Doug offers a humorous take, referencing the challenges of aging gracefully.

The episode revisits the recent chatter about dining in cemeteries. Viewers chimed in with mixed but passionate opinions, from sentimental to scandalized. Most agreed that as long as one is respectful, cemetery picnics can be a meaningful tradition.

From July 4th ideas at the Palm Springs Surf Club to traffic light quirks impacting bus routes, the episode reflects the unique rhythm of life in the desert. Whether it's helping a neighbor unload a truck or sharing crab cake recommendations, it's clear that community is alive and well in Coachella Valley.

As Fred asks at the end: Are you happy? And how’s your memory? Important questions in a world full of headlines, humor, and humanity.

1a:T49e,This lively and often humorous episode of NBC Palm Springs dives into a range of relatable and quirky community stories. The conversation opens with the common issue of waking up already tired, highlighting how one in three Americans struggle with fatigue. Experts weigh in on the importance of better sleep habits and mental wellness

Friday, June 27, 2025