A conference trip turns into a whole reality check. We’re fresh back from Savannah talking school climate work, the kind of sessions that stick with you, and why hope theory and nervous system regulation aren’t just “education words” but real life skills that affect how we lead, parent, and love. We also get into the underrated part of any work trip: being with people who can laugh, connect, and talk about more than the job.

Savannah gives us a little bit of everything: a ghost tour that gets way too real for a moment, restaurants that disappoint hard, and one soul food spot that absolutely redeems the whole week. We share the story behind Geneva’s Famous Chicken and Cornbread, what we ordered, and why learning the history made the meal hit even deeper.

Then we pivot into the heavy topic: property tax auctions and the dark side of “bargain” real estate. A tragic story out of Sacramento opens up a bigger conversation about gentrification, rising property taxes, and how people can lose paid off homes over a bill they can’t keep up with. After that, we play a couples quiz that exposes what we don’t know, and we weigh in on a college fund betrayal that screams “set boundaries and get it in writing.”

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