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Summer is joined by her sister, Tiffany, in sharing one of their most nostalgic songs.  

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Part of the Hymns Project: The "Hymn of All Hymns." Summer is joined by her friend, Sara, in discussing the history and appeal of this popular hymn. 

Summer and her friend, Sara, share Sara's favorite hymn, Lead, Kindly Light. 


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Happy little song with a hopeful message. Summer's niece, Mallorie, joins her for this one. Summer's other niece still is bothered that the word, "tomato," isn't actually said in the song. Ha!

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For my son's graduation, I wanted to share a song that completely embodies my hopes and wishes for his future, and wish all our graduates or those embarking on a new journey or phase in life. The wisdom captured in the song by Rene Marie is brilliant, heartfelt, and moving. So well done that I had to give it go. All my best to you graduates, and all my love and respect to you, Rene Marie, for such a profound piece.

Bill Withers' classic, this podcast has both Summer's rendition and her sisters rendition from about 20 years ago. Finding it fitting for the Covid19 circumstances, Summer sends this out with wishes for everyone to stay well. 

As our world deals with the Covid19 Outbreak, Summer resends a new version of "Be Still My Soul," as her friend, who wishes no credit given, accompanies her on guitar.
We wish all to stay healthy. We will get through this. 

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Such a great song! Written by Ron Ahrens and still fairly obsure, this cute song takes the beloved peanut butter and jelly sandwich to a whole new level. I had no idea this sandwich had such depth!

A country classic, Summer tells the history of Could I Have This Dance, made popular by Anne Murray and briefly explains why this song is so timeless.

On Christmas Eve, Summer and some of her family share the history and sing this classic Christmas hymn.