In this episode we talk about the at home unmedicated birth story of our new born son Amias. Tikoya tells her experience of how it all played out from early in labor, the traumatic difficulties that she faced during delivery (We had to call 911!) and even goes into why she decided to have a natural at home birth. We hope you all enjoy the episode!

Its been a few months since our last episode, but we are back! Since the time of our last recording, we have been through quite a bit of new life changes. The biggest being that we now have a 3 week old baby! Crazy right?! In this episode we talk about how we both felt during the entire pregnancy and how our experience has been with a new born. We also give a little advice to couples that are currently going through the tough newborn stage with their significant other.

If you enjoy this episode, don't forget to share it on social media and tell a close friend about it. It really helps us as we really enjoy sharing the experiences that we go through in our lives with others.

Whats up listeners! Thank you so much for tuning into our podcast. We've decided to take a big leap in our life by selling our vehicle and replacing it with something that we thought would be better. Find out our true thoughts of how this change has affected us and whether we regret it or not.

Like always, don't forget to like and share our podcast if you find it entertaining. We really appreciate the support so far!

- The Thompsons

Hello everyone, 

We decided to record a special episode that is focused on the power of prayer, religious beliefs and how God has been working in our life. Please continue to join us every Saturday for a special segment related to Faith and God.

Book that was mentioned: The principle of the path- Andy Stanley

Welcome back Fam! Listen in on today's podcast as we tell you about becoming dog parents to our baby Belly, and what happened when we finally got our second dog, Mamba. Follow our dog(s) on instagram @belly_the_red_healer.

Today we talk about the funny differences between Americans and Bahamians that came to light throughout our time dating. Are they cultural differences or just our own idiosyncrasies? Regardless join for some laughs!