Sherryl tells about her travels to a large US city, in which she learned many life lessons. Music by Julliene Mansilla.

Today marks the start of a new series entitled ‘Oh the Places I Have Gone' in which Sherryl shares stories of the many places around the world she has traveled, and some of her adventures on those trips. In this episode, we hear about Sherryl's first ever backpacking trip, which she took together with a dear friend, in which they ended up somewhere they would never have imagined! The music featured in this episode is by Kaylyn Lozynyc.

In this episode, Sherryl finds herself in a quandary when she attends a friends’ wedding that requires ingenuity. Music by Dave Miller & Jordan Jackiew.

Did you know that Sherryl is know as a matchmaker? In this episode we find out whether she's successful at it. Featuring music by Amanda Lindsey Cook, nee Falk.

In this episode, Sherryl tells of the first - but not the last - time in her life that she got to be in a wedding. Featuring the music of Bernadette Carlson.

Over the next few weeks, Sherryl will be sharing some stories about weddings that she has been involved in, attended, served at, and even played matchmaker at! In this particular episode we find out what happened when one of the guests at a wedding Sherryl was involved in disappeared! Music by Steve Bell.

Sherryl decided that after a month of ‘Joy and Sorrow’ stories on her podcast, she would put together this special edition podcast entitled ‘Joy Stories’. It includes five short stories that have happened over these last weeks while the world has been dealing with Covid-19, and will hopefully bring some joy to you as you listen to them. Featuring music by Jordan Jackiew and David Miller.

Sherryl tells the story of how she got to live out her skateboarding dreams vicariously through a friend and colleague and how that friendship ended far too soon. This episode is in memory of Paul Hoffmann, and features the music of Kris Isaak.

In this episode, Sherryl tells of how sometimes joy and sorrow can be so tightly wrapped together that it can be hard to experience one without the other. Featuring music by Steve Bell.

Sherryl shares a story about a dear friendship that began while she was attending school in Colorado but later came to an abrupt and unexpected end. In this episode, you'll hear music by Bernadette Carlson.