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It’s been a minute—and we don’t take it lightly that you’re still here with us. Truly… thank you.

In this episode, we catch up a bit—talking about an upcoming business trip to Cancun (yes, maybe too much YouTube research), and a recent project in Columbus, Mississippi that turned into a story worth telling… just not today.

Because something else took center stage.

Recently, while sitting in an airport, I started noticing something I usually miss—the people. Not just faces, but stories. Emotions. Burdens.

The single mother managing three kids on her own.
The couple sitting in silence, worlds apart.
The man who just hung up the phone after hearing news no one wants to receive.

And it hit me… how often do we move through life completely consumed with ourselves, blind to what others are carrying?

In that moment, I felt led to do something simple—but powerful: pray. Not for me… but for them.

This episode is a challenge.
To slow down.
To see people again.
To step outside your comfort zone and consider the lives happening all around you.

Because everyone has something. And maybe—just maybe—we’re meant to care.

Links to items mentioned in this episode -

• Vacation

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This week, we take a nostalgia-soaked detour back to the 80s — because nothing says “holiday spirit” like stumbling across a beloved childhood show suddenly streaming on Prime. One minute you’re scrolling, the next you’re eight years old again, wearing questionable fashion and eating cereal straight from the box.

Then we shift gears into Thanksgiving mode: the excitement, the chaos, and the age-old treasure hunt of locating the family’s fine china — you know, the plates that only come out once a year, wrapped tighter than a government secret and hidden somewhere between hope and hazard.

Expect surprises, mild frustration, and a few “why do we do this every year?” moments… all part of the charm of a holiday feast.

And finally, we land where every good Thanksgiving story should: gratitude. For the people around us, the stories behind us, and the grace that carries us forward — even when we burn the rolls.

Tune in, laugh a little, nod knowingly, and walk away with a heart a touch fuller (and maybe a craving for stuffing).

...A few of the issues I address in this episode -

• The 80's, and a very special show
• Sourcing the good china
• The many frustrations and joy of hosting
• A different kind of attitude

Links to items mentioned in this episode -

• A very special 80's show

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Some memories don’t fade—they just smell like bacon grease and sound like laughter from the next room.

There’s something about the sound of an iron skillet in the morning—the hiss of batter meeting bacon grease, the smell of hotcakes that could wake the whole house. Mom always said they had to be golden on the edges, not too thick, not too thin. Thanksgiving meant those hotcakes, the long drive to Grandma’s house, and the dining room table that somehow fit more people—and more stories—than it should’ve. And somewhere between second helpings and laughter, that one movie would come on. The same one we watched every year. It wasn’t the holidays until it did.

...A few of the issues I address in this episode -

• Really good hotcakes recipe
• The Iron Skillet
• What Mom said about hotcakes
• Thanksgiving traditions
• Off to Grandma's house
• The dining room table and hutch
• A very memorable movie

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