The tables are turned and now Sheri interviews me. What is in my trunk? Only my hairdresser knows for sure. It probably isn't your story. But that's only because we haven't heard it. When can we make that happen?

The seven castaways on Gilligan’s Island embody the seven deadly sins. My inner Mrs. Howell explores the many things that Bruce did better than me. Technical issues cut this session short; I blame Sophie, but what are friends for? Walk a mile in Bruce’s shoes. When can we talk about your footwear?

Jerry Valerio hosts the Cow Guy to discover the twists of fate that deliver wins and losses across the globe and industries. Scott shares the pride and pain that only family can deliver. It is not the things we do that define us as much as the connections that we make along the way. When can we hear from you?

Kim describes her journey. Sophie reads the room. I shake my head. We all go on journeys, but we don't always control the agenda. Why don't you nominate someone who has had a crazy journey?

Stephanie has seen the world and then some, but Sophie manages to channel her inner travel agent. I usually don't hold a grudge, but did Steph really deserve 2 more plusses? Tell us your story. Don't wait for us to call you.

Jesses reveals deep Naperville roots, Sophie channels multiple voices, and I have perfect pitch. We learn and connect. When can we talk to you?

I learned a lot about Chris and I think most of you will too. We all have great stories in us, and if you don't smile at least once in this episode, I will refund your subscription. But don't stop there, make us smile with your story.

Note: this episode discusses suicide.

Jay walks us through his many changes and how he got to where he is now.

Greetings ‘84ers! What have you been up to in these last FORTY years? Welcome to the first episode of our podcast. We catch up with Becky Allison Jaarda and talk kids, parents, bicycles, mummies, sunscreen, and more.

 And HEY, be a part of our next episode! 

We want to interview you, hear about your favorite sandwich, or an NCHS memory that still makes you laugh… or cringe.