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The Front Porch Crew are in charge of bringing the camels for the Nativity in Guslow. Yes, real camels! But will the wise men have camels to ride this year?
A Grinch has stolen all the Christmas lights and decorations from the neighborhood. Everyone is sure to have a blue Christmas if the front porch crew doesn't find the culprit.
Christmas is in the air but so are tornadoes. The guys begin the Christmas season with some banjo picking from Bobby Hathorn but tornadoes threaten the festivities. Will Reed's Christmas decorations survive the show?
The guys are banned from the neighborhood Thanksgiving dinner. They decide to have a more traditional meal similar to the meal the Pilgrims shared with the Native Americans. But with Reed doing the cooking anything can happen.
The guys are in search of the Loch Ness Monster of Leonard Lake. They tell the stories about Leonard and try to find him but will he find them first?
In this first Halloween episode for October, the guys are ghost hunting at the site of a derailment that happened in 1969. Uncle A and James D. are concerned about their location, broadcasting on railroad tracks, that Reed claims is safe. Will they hear the ghost train that passes through the location each year? Get a front porch devotional, a joke of the week, music and lots of laughs this week on The Front Porch.
The Front Porch Crew are the main attraction at the Guslow Fair. Excitement grows as the guys take the stage but could their enthusiasm be dampened?
Listen to some good gospel music and lots of laughs.
Reed and James are curious about a satchel behind Uncle Arthur's chair. Will Uncle Arthur reveal what's in the satchel or will Reed and James' curiosity land them in trouble? Probably so!
Uncle Arthur comes up with an ingenious way of getting rid of moles from James' lawn. But could his solution be worst than the moles themselves?
James has a mole problem in his yard and asks Uncle Arthur and Reed to help get rid of them. What unique method has Uncle Arthur devised to do the job?
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