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What happens when you’re given 30 acres and a "do whatever you want" green light? You go to work. This episode breaks down Bradie's science-heavy approach to the season, from pulling soil samples to kelp treatments and foliar sprays. We’re going full-on farming this week as she walks us through her new 30-acre row crop venture. If it’s all a flop and all she gains is a newfound appreciation for the grind her husband puts in for the farm, it’s still a win.

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This week, we’re ditching the "perfect vacation" narrative to recount the spring break outing that ended in a total tactical retreat. We get honest about the physical toll of being "touched out"—balancing a nursing baby and a clingy toddler while still trying to show up for a marriage. From the heartbreak of watching our independent kids fail to catching ourselves in moments of unnecessary judgment, we’re unpacking the messy reality of modern parenting. Grab a drink and join us as we admit that sometimes, parenting just looks like hauling a kid over your shoulder and getting the heck out of there.

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In the final installment of our Husbands Tell All series, we get into the nitty-gritty of what it’s like to live a life that everyone has an opinion on, but very few actually understand.

From the frustration of being questioned by people who’ve never stepped foot in a field to the "reason behind the madness" of our daily decisions, we’re digging deep. It’s a hard life, a loud life, and a confusing life to those on the outside—but it’s also the most rewarding one we know.

The guys join us one last time to talk about the weight of the legacy, the grit it takes to keep going, and why, at the end of the day, we wouldn't trade the farm for anything.

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We’re back for Part 3 of our Husbands Tell All series, and things are getting real. This week, we’re tackling the "Farm Logic" budget—you know, the one where we’re watching every grocery receipt while a $10,000 tractor repair happens without a second thought.

We also dive into the "summer mistress": the pivots. We’re talking about those late nights, missed dinners, and the seasons where it feels like the farm is the priority and we’re just along for the ride. The guys are joining us to defend their side and explain how we navigate the chaos without losing our minds (or our marriages).

Grab a drink and join us for a raw, funny look at what it’s actually like to be "married to the farm.

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The husbands return to dive into the heavy stuff: the divine reason God paired you with your spouse and the "gut-check" of knowing when to call it quits on the farm. We’re getting honest about the fear of disasters, the safety of diversification, and my heart as a mom trying to pass down a legacy of love and pride of the farm to our kids. It’s an episode about faith, survival, and the next generation.

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Grab your earplugs, because the boys have entered the chat. This week, we’re joined by our husbands, Tyler and Cody, for our very first "Men Tell All" special. What started as a nice introduction quickly turned into Tyler calling us liars and the guys trying to defend their "farming" schedules. We dive into how long they’ve actually been in the fields, the "illegal" bonding activities they refuse to quit, and the age-old question: Why can’t a farmer ever get home when they say they will? It’s Bradie and Addi vs. The Husbands, and we’re taking no bull.

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Why is it that the oldest sibling always seems to end up with the longest to-do list and the shortest fuse for chaos? In this episode, we’re unpacking the invisible backpack that comes with being the first-born.

We dive deep into the specific (and often exhausting) dynamics of "First-Born Energy." One of us shares the general weight of being the family pioneer, while the other breaks down the unique, layered pressure of being the First-Born Daughter—the unpaid family therapist, the event coordinator, and the "fixer" who never clocked out.

Whether you’re the eldest sibling who’s tired of being the "strong one," or you're just trying to understand the Type A powerhouse in your life, this episode is a permission slip to put the weight down for a second.

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In Part 1, we talked about our kids’ future. In Part 2, we’re talking about our own. What happens to the legacy if the worst-case scenario becomes reality?

We’re diving into the "dark side" of the farm dream: the reality of being a farm widow in SE Nebraska. From the legalities of the land to the crushing weight of carrying a Centennial legacy alone, we discuss what happens to the farm—and our children’s future—if our husbands aren't there to lead it. This is a raw, honest look at the contingency plans we hope we never have to use.

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What does it feel like to look at a newborn and wonder if they’ll be the one in the tractor seat in the year 2050? In this episode, we’re peeling back the layers of farm succession that don't make it into the legal documents.

We’re getting honest about the "Legacy Weight" of a Centennial Farm in Southeast Nebraska—where the land is tied to your last name. We discuss the difficult but necessary decision to not split the farm equally among children, how to foster a love for the dirt rather than a resentment for the long hours, and the "taboo" questions every farm parent asks behind closed doors.

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We’re back! After a brief hiatus from recording to welcome Bradie’s second baby into the world, we are jumping back into the studio—just before the tractors are jumping back into the fields.

In this episode, we’re peeling back the curtain on the "The Great Pivot." It’s that jarring, bittersweet moment when the "Winter Husband" disappears, the "Slow Season" evaporates, and the farm wife is suddenly launched into solo-parenting mode with a newborn in tow.

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