Josh revisits the family vacations spent doing manual labor at a rundown, creepy, unsafe cabin tucked away in a remote central Utah canyon. No really, it was a ton of fun. 

We're back! There were a lot of various sports played around and in the Johnson household growing up. Sometimes we got damaged, other times the house got damaged. Join Josh for a look back at some of the sports-related chaos in the home in the shorter than usual episode. 

Josh describes an old VHS tape of an Easter morning and talks about how traumatized he is after an Easter event goes terribly wrong at work. 

One of the best choices Josh ever made was when he ran for a Senior Class office in high school. In this episode, he looks back at his horrible choice in a campaign skit and why he actually ran in the first place. 

Josh looks back at his time duck hunting with his dad in the marshes and questions his family for having a storage room with a really terrible name. 

Lagoon was our go-to spot for family reunions when growing up. Fried chicken, fun houses, and frightful dark rides made for some fun times on warm summer days!

Families fight. It's what they do. Sometimes, they turn physical, and sometimes, those physical fights are intentional. Josh talks about how he and his brothers battled it out over the years. 

What do you get when you combine the Johnson brothers, ridiculous snowdrifts, and some sleds? A life-long issue with confined spaces, apparently. Josh talks about his adventures in winter and summer sledding!

Josh looks back at how a couple of his friend's cars and the ridiculous subwoofers they added to them helped keep them entertained on late nights. 

Josh takes a look back at his sophomore year of high school and his experiences in world history and English Class. There may be a realization of a dark phase as well.