Brant and Sherri talk about the popularity of stamp collecting due to the introduction of scratch and sniff stamps. Brant, a long-time stamp enthusiast since the age of eight, is frustrated with the sudden influx of new collectors, referring to them as "Johnny come latelys". He reminisces about the stamp club he started at nine, the Benjamin Franklin Stamp Club, and admits to his reluctance to welcome newcomers who are only interested because of the new scratch and sniff stamps. Sherri encourages him to see the positive side and consider them as new friends.

Brant shares a tip for little brothers on how to annoy their older sisters. He suggests repeating what the sister says in real-time. Sherri, an older sister herself, expresses her annoyance at the idea. Brant encourages little brothers to practice reducing the lag time in their repetition to make it even more irritating.Take a listen!

Lynette shares about her upbringing in a Christian home, where her mother instilled faith in Jesus despite real hardships. Through it all, her mother stayed strong, and the legacy of those life teaching moments remain with Lynette, and have been shared and passed on to the lives of her children, and grandchildren, as well.

Nathan won the grand prize for his sweet Mom for Mother's Day! She gets a relaxing Spa Day to enjoy, courtesy of our friends at Walton Beverage.

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Brant and Sherri are chatting about the latest buzz in restaurants - the mysterious disappearance of salt shakers from tables, considering different options that may have started things rolling. They ponder if this move is all about health, and end up arguing about how it cramps their style and freedom at the dining table.

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Brant shares about a recent incident at church that has changed his outlook on clapping during the service.

PSA: In the future he will NOT give God a hand when prompted.

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The Lord is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed.
Psalm 34:18 (NLV)

For many, Mother’s Day is a difficult day to navigate. Lynette shares her emotional experience with Mother’s Day, and empathizes with those facing challenges from the loss of a child or mom, infertility, or the strain of a broken relationship. She offers insight into what to say to those who are struggling.

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A study by Mike Adams, a professor at Eastern Connecticut State University, suggests a correlation between students' exam periods and the mortality rate of their grandmothers. The research indicates that grandmothers are 10 times more likely "to die" before a midterm, and 19 times more likely before a final exam. The risk is even higher for grandmothers of students who are not performing well academically. Brant and Sherri suggest that the best way for grandparents to ensure their survival is to avoid sending their grandchildren to college.

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Brant and Sherri discuss phrases that should not be used on a resume. They advise against using clichés such as "go-getter", "think outside the box", "value added", "results driven", and "synergy". They also suggests not to mention phrases like "complete meltdown", "suing all my former employers", and "put 'em in a headlock".