Doug pays tribute this week to his wife Marcia, who was born April 30, 1937 and we lost April 16 of 2022. Doug highlights Marcia's pioneering life including her nursing career, her musical talents and the amazing job she did as a wife and mother to 4 children. The episode concludes with a recording of Marcia singing "He Giveth More Grace" accompanied by Doug.

Doug tells Matt about all the different types of airplanes (and helicopters) that he's been on over the years, including the Spirit of St. Louis and flying with the Blue Angels.

Doug shares some stories of his oldest daughter (and Matt's oldest sibling), Cindy Ingersoll, in celebration of her birthday on April 11th

Doug recalls an April Fool's Day prank from 1953 that didn't exactly go as planned.

Doug and Matt discuss the work of KDOL-FM, a low power non-profit station that would broadcast programming specifically for death row inmates in Livingston, Texas.

Doug tells Matt the story of being a Spiritual Advisor to Texas death row inmate Charles Anthony Nealy, who was executed in March 20, 2007.

Doug and Matt talk about Doug's sister Mary Beth "Betsi" (Tjapkes) Reinders, who would have turned 77 this month.

Doug and Matt recall memories of Sunday Dinners at home over the years, from Doug's childhood to Matt's and beyond.