Patrick and I recorded an episode three months ago, but he informed me he had more to say and it took us a while to reconnect. He's a proud husband and dad living in Burnet now. One day Patrick walked straight into a locksmith shop and then walked out with a career.

Amanda truly has a heart for helping people which, in a surprise twist, led her away from a ministry-related role she was in so she could be involved in education. We were close friends as far back as seventh grade and some of our inside jokes have survived all this time.

Leslie lives in Midland, Texas, and is currently tackling parenthood, full-time work, AND getting her master's degree. She is a person who naturally emanates a sense of confidence and positivity, so it was really fun to catch up with her. We talk about the importance of community (in our respective churches) and reminisce on some music we loved back in high school. This conversation moves fast, so buckle up!

The song at the end of the episode is "Scar Tissue" by Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Opening theme music by Nick Greenwood.

Morgan talks about her job at the corporate level at Whole Foods, and her involvement in Highlandettes. Two of my own sisters were Highlandettes, so we have a lot to share.

The song at the end of the episode is "17" by Cross Canadian Ragweed. Opening theme music by Nick Greenwood.

J.T. talks about being a lawyer and the process it took to get there. He turns the table on me (Nick) quite a bit, so I get to tell more of my own story. This conversation was unexpectedly disarming in the best way, especially in the latter half.

[Conversation on 9/24/2021]

The song at the end of the episode is "The Reversal", an unfinished track from my music project, Diffraction Circuit.

Zach talks about recovering from Covid-19, switching school and career goals, and being a father of three. We share stories how each of us took the long road getting through college. [Conversation on 9/5/2021]

The song at the end of the episode is "Daughters" by John Mayer. Opening theme music by Nick Greenwood.

Here it is, the first episode of our podcast, featuring Rachel Denton Spakes!

Rachel talks about getting some unlikely relationship help from her boss, living in Japan (partly because I kept asking her about it because the pandemic thwarted my plans to go there last year), our involvement in FCA, and what it's like living in Burnet now. [Conversation on 8/22/2021.]

The song at the end of the episode is "Less Like Me" by Zach Williams.

This podcast is for the Burnet High School class of 2003.