Decades Later

Peyton Anderson stops by to talk theater, crazy outfits, rock bands, and first kisses. Peyton is one of those friends I’ve known so long, that I can’t remember exactly when we met. He shares how he went from a high-school graduate, struggling to find direction, to a position where he’s able to help teachers build engaging learning environments for tomorrow’s high-school grads. Join us for this awesome stroll through Yesteryear.

This week, we're joined by David Wright. After moving to Lynchburg for sixth grade, Dave tried his hand at a lot of things and got to know a lot of people. We try real hard to jog our memory of several Pioneer Theater productions and see how music played a big part of Dave's life throughout school and beyond. A true helper, Dave values the time he spends working with others in his Crossfit gym. If you need someone to work out with, give him a call.

This week we talk with Ashley Ferguson. We reminisce about singing on the school bus, our time in Pioneer Theater, and Friday nights at City Stadium. She shares about her time as a history teacher, sharing her passion for cheering, and her recent foray into the world of furniture restoration. If you happen to run into Ashley, don’t forget to ask her about playing the guitar. We had a blast catching up and hearing her story. You won’t find a more authentic, caring, and truly joyful person.

Welcome to Decades Later, a podcast where we reconnect with old friends and share our stories. In this episode, Teresa and Jay talk about how the idea for the podcast developed and what we’ve been doing for the past twenty years. We hope you enjoy hearing everyone’s stories as much as we enjoy putting them together!