Theodore joined the podcast to discuss Blue Like Jazz. Eat the fish, spit out the bones.

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Leighton and Reuben discuss the #FrenchFest2020 and a formula for making the right decision.

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Leighton talks about the changes happening this year around the Hochstetler Thanksgiving and how what the impact will be of being at a new location that has no internet. Thanks to Jeff’s mom for the edible today. There will be French Fest 2020. Join us on Friday (Oct. 30, 2020) at Knollbrook Farm from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The evening will include the following.

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Last weekend Reuben was inspired by his great aunt. Today we discuss how we hope to live our final 10 years of life. Don’t forget to subscribe to stay up to date at https://frenchpresspodcast.com/subscribe/

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After listening to last week’s episode, Mitch insisted to join the podcast and defend Indiana. Jeff also finds out where the term “happy camper” comes from.

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Leighton talks about his recent trip to Michigan and the beauty up there. It made him wonder why he lives in Indiana.

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The ballut egg story is not finished. They were not thrown away and we did crack them open. Leighton tells a story about how camping from home can be just like camping away. Someone in Leighton’s family is a mouse magnet. Jodi Kauffman won the free weekly planner from Studio 331 but you can save 10% and get free shipping by using coupon code FPP0920 at their store.

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Leighton explains how it happened that we didn’t eat an edible gifted by a listener (Ken Miller). It was probably a very good thing. Reuben shares his gout story and Jeff provides 3 different edibles from Asia. There is a giveaway contest on our Facebook page for a weekly planner from Studio 331. The giveaway also includes a cookbook and a mini macramé air plant hanger.

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In this episode Reuben shares his lack of respect for golf and Jeff shares his Labor Day Weekend camping.

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Reuben discusses his changed perspective of Michigan because of a recent motorcycle trip to northern Michigan.

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