This week, Hannah and Barbi sit down to catch up… despite the fact that they literally live in the same house. Between running family business, prepping for Dad’s upcoming track meet, church commitments, health appointments, and general life chaos, the podcast has somehow become the only time they actually talk about anything meaningful.

They cover a little bit of everything - Hannah’s new car, MRIs, road-tripping, Lent, carnivore, leadership night at church, and why showing up for family just kind of happens naturally when you’re all in it together. They also unpack the generational obsession with fun drink cups (because hydration is apparently now a personality trait) and the surprising wisdom behind embracing singleness… even though neither of them is single.

With Casey out of town, Isla Mae makes frequent and adorable background appearances, because that’s just the season they’re in. The episode wraps with a surprisingly deep dive into why we cringe at our past selves - and whether that’s actually a sign of growth.

It’s busy. It’s layered. It’s slightly chaotic. But it’s very real.

This week, Hannah and Barbi explore the meaning behind Presidents Day, sharing fun “did you know” facts and reflecting on the history behind the holiday. The conversation naturally shifts into more personal territory as they talk about Valentine’s Day, relationships, and how love shows up differently in each season of life.

They share stories from the past, reflect on meaningful memories, and laugh through some unexpected moments along the way. From thoughtful reflections to lighthearted tangents, this episode is full of heart, history, and the kinds of conversations that make you feel right at home.

This week, Hannah and Barbi record from their brand-new home studio - and the episode feels just as lively as the setup. They chat about heart straws and fun drinks they’ve been making, delicious recipes Mom whipped up, and HB’s ongoing potty-training adventures (including what he didn’t do on the wall… but really wanted to).

Things take a dramatic turn when the oven malfunctions and literally melts its own handle off - a genuinely scary moment that had everyone on edge. Mom also bravely tattles on herself about a few almost-Karen moments, and they unpack some stress-filled Dollar Store run-ins involving E-bike kids.

It’s a classic, full-of-life episode: a little chaotic, a lot funny, and very real - just two women navigating family life, household surprises, and the everyday moments that somehow turn into the best stories.