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We’re not throwing away our shot to explore new wonders in the latest edition of “This Month in History: July”! All of the clues are there in the previous sentence... Do you think you’ve figured out the three historical moments we’re talking about in this episode? You’ll have to give it a listen to find out for sure!

We asked you to share your crazy family recipes and more did you come through! We've got a little something for everyone and a little something NOT for everyone! Step into our kitchen and relive a bit of your childhood with us as we cook--and taste test--strange recipes from people's childhood memories! If we ever needed scratch-n-sniff TV it's now--I'm looking right at you, Elon Musk!   This episode is also available as a YOUTUBE VIDEO! https://youtu.be/Jm26lX8C8MA

Have you ever wondered where a certain phrase or figure of speech came from? Welp. On this episode we're going to define as many as we can in 30-ish minutes! We gladly do this for you so that you don't have to! Be sure and stick around after we sign off to hear a little extra tidbit at the end! So now... clear your schedule, put your phone on do not disturb--be prepared to take notes if you'd like--and let's GO FIGURE!

com·mu·ni·ty /kəˈmyo͞onədē/ noun: a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals. To truly experience community we have to let go of our own preconceived notions, listen and learn. Allowing ourselves to become vulnerable—in an effort to know and be known—will open up a world of amazing possibilities. In this episode, our friend Larry Turrentine joins us to share his perspective on race relations. After our conversation, we had a lot to think about. We hope you will too.

Have you ever asked yourself, "Self... what do Steven Spielberg, Sally Ride and Kelly Clarkson all have in common?" Not quite sure? Welp. You need to listen to THIS MONTH IN HISTORY: JUNE to find out!

In Swahili “Hodi” means “is anyone here?” or “can I come in?” Welp. We’re here and we’d love for you to come in! Our special guest, Megan Tanner, is here to tell us about her missionary adventures in Kenya. From confronting monkeys in her kitchen to being a dorm mom for 17 teenage girls, we’ll hear all about the highs and lows of living life half way around the world!

On this episode, Rebecca teaches us about all things sourdough! You'll learn a little history behind the sourdough starter; how to acquire one of your very own; how to keep it alive and happy [does anyone else think this is starting to sound a lot like Gremlins??]; and how to utilize it to make a variety of culinary delights! Drop what your'e doing, find a comfy seat, pop in your AirPods and join us for our most delicious episode yet!

Are you pondering what I'm pondering? Uh. I think so. How's about let's get dangerous and talk about cartoons?! From reading the cereal box on Saturday mornings to braving cross-country road trips with the kids, we'll take a look at our personal Top 10 Favorite Cartoons of all time(s)! Did your fav make our list? You'll have listen to find out! Keep calm and smurf on!

We had SO much fun talking about history in the month of May! What will you get out of this episode, you ask? #1, Random trivia that will amaze your friends and family and #2, our off-the-wall personal takes on all matters historical. Give it a go! As always don't forget to subscribe, rate and review the show! 

We're so excited to have Lauren Kinney join us on the show! Lauren is a full-time student, blogger and author. She's here to talk to us about fear, faith and freedom. From a young age, she has loved to write. Her perseverance and drive to “write daily” since she was 16 has culminated in one of her biggest dreams! Her first book, “Unshakeable” is available on Amazon Kindle right now! The paper back arrives on May 26th wherever books are sold! We guarantee you'll feel inspired and motivated after you listen to this one!