Ashley couldn't make it this week so are joined by our Guest Host, Morgan! We dig in deep on the topic of bottle calves and this weeks NEhistory segment is a crash you can't look away from.

This weeks episode is all about project and time management? There are just SO many tasks and projects to do in the Spring, we'll give you a few tips on how to takle them all! Our NEhistory segment discusses WWII bombs that hit closer to home than you think.

We're celebrating Mother's Day! This is a special episode with a one-on-one interview with Jeanette and her mother, Anita. Get the feels and then buy your mom something nice.
This weeks NEhistory segment covers the small town of Leigh, NE and a doughy situation.

This weeks episode is an answer to a listener email about renovating a windbreak. Whoever thought that windbreaks and shelter belts could be so interesting, we sure didn't! From structure to maintenance, we cover the gamut. There's also a lot of history about windbreaks when it comes to the Dust Bowl that we discuss in this weeks NEhistory segment.
There's a lot of information in this one, but it's definitely worth a listen.

It's getting weird in here! We're exploring the paranormal this week...kind of. This NEhistory segment covers the legend of the Salt Witch of the Nebraska Plains and we make plans to visit some haunted sites across the state!

Failure, after failure, after failure - sometimes life can feel that way, especially when you're trying new things all the time. In this episode, Ashley and Jeanette share some things they've learned since becoming "homesteaders". The NEhistory segment this week covers a few different factoids of trial and error in Nebraska's history, too!

This episode brings all of the smokey, fummey smells of burnt baked goods. We're talking baking and our trial and error experiences, plus a few kitchen hacks. Our NEhistory segment features amputations and a child-sized coffin, along with a wild tangent that'll make you blush!
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This week we find out that Ashely is a garden snob and Jeanette just wants everything in her garden to grow in harmony. Companion planting is the topic - along with sexed up bees. This weeks NEhistory segment covers Nebraska's contribution to the atomic arms race.

We are joined again by our friend, Jess! We cover everything from dogs, to keeping busy in the winter, and why Jeanette doesn't go in Jess's basement anymore! This weeks NEhistory segment covers the the town of Lyons, Nebraska.

It's an episode of firsts! We're talking with our first ever guest, Jessica Eikmemer, about gardening and we start a new segment about small town history called NEhistory! This weeks historical topic: Dodge, Nebraska.