Nancy and Lesley trade memories of where they were when big historical events happened.

Nancy describes working with a multi-generational group to find a new pastor for her church in Kentucky.

Nancy and her sister, Sarah Moore, discuss marrying best friends and raising kids together.

As Nancy prepares to move into a smaller house, she finds a treasure trove of memories. 

Nancy describes a medical scare that was successfully resolved; Lesley and Nancy recall the many adjustments the family made while Norrie was in prison.

Nancy discusses two changes in her life: learning to do Pilates and packing up her house for a move down the street.  Lesley and Nancy discuss the perils of teaching teenagers to drive.

Nancy turns the tables by interviewing Lesley about her journey to become a sitcom writer. A trip down memory lane is inspired by the recent Elvis movie.

Warning: Nancy and Lesley talk about women's reproductive rights. If you prefer not to engage on the politically charged topic of abortion, skip this episode. 

Nancy reflects on how motherhood impacted her career choices. Lesley and Nancy discuss the role of birth order in shaping one's personality.

Nancy celebrates her one year anniversary of learning a new skill: duplicate bridge. She reflects on how important bridge was to her mother, who taught all her daughters to play and who embraced life as a "bridge lady" after her own husband passed away.  A trip down memory lane includes stories of farm life in mid-century Kentucky.