We are back! And this episode is one for the books. Join us as we discuss the current state of affairs, Jesus and health/weight loss.

In this episode, we dive into some spooky stories, both our own and listener submissions.

Join us wayyyyy down south in the Valley of Texas for this one.

We enjoyed our time at the TCOLE Conference but of course, our usual brand of nonsense followed us along the way.

In this episode, we discuss the ins and outs (and antics) of some our time spent as Corrections Officers.

Buckle up. This one is....well, you'll see.

It's been a heavy week. We decided to go ahead and release this one early in hopes that maybe if you are in need of a smile or a laugh, you'll find one here.

In this episode we acknowledge the tragic loss of Charlie Kirk, and the anniversary of the September 11th attacks. After that, things lighten up and are back to their regular brand of nonsense with the focus being on words/phrases we can't stand.

Tune in, tune out the world, and we hope you share a laugh with us.

Part 2 of our CrimeCon experience. Make sure you listen to part one first!!

This episode goes over the second half of Saturday and all of Sunday. With some random features along the way.

Join us as we recap our experiences at CrimeCon 2025!

We will discuss the various topics and speakers we heard from, with plenty of nonsense sprinkled in.

Tell Them What You’ve Done is a storytelling and banter-style podcast hosted by Melissa Anderson and Kayla Davis. Each episode dives into the wild, hilarious, and sometimes downright unbelievable moments that come with law enforcement, small-town life, and the unexpected twists of everyday adventures.

Laid-back and conversational, TTWYD blends humor with heart, giving listeners a front-row seat to tales that are equal parts entertaining and eye-opening. From bizarre calls to life lessons, nothing is off-limits—and every story comes with a healthy dose of laughter.

Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and join us for stories you won’t believe (but we promise, they’re true).