Life gets busy sometimes, which is why i havent been able to produce the last episode of the season. In the meantime, here's a quick story from Harper.

Josh had never been skiing before, so when he went on a skiing trip with Nate he was learning the basics. On one particular hill, there was a big turn at the bottom. Would Josh be able to handle this turn? In this episode... Josh falls down, Danny falls down, we all fall down.

A man takes a chance at love, reconnecting with someone from his past. Tom and Norma shared a friendship growing up but then life went on in different directions for each of them. Their story teaches us that new beginnings and falling in love can happen at any time in life.

In the fall of 2010, I was recruited by a friend of mine for a top secret mission. He asked me if I’d be interested in a covert alcohol sting operation. My friend had connections with a police department that needed college students under the age of 21 to order alcohol from restaurants, bars and liquor stores. If these establishments illegally gave us alcohol, the police would give them a heavy fine. Since this sounded like one of the most interesting projects I’d ever been asked to be a part of, I said yes. Little did I know what exactly I would be getting into…

This week we finish my cancer story, talking specifically about the most “interesting” parts of my treatment. These are the blips on the radar, the things that went wrong. I also ask my parents about lessons they’ve learned.

We’re back! Season Two starts this week with my cancer story. In 2008 I was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, and I was treated at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. In this episode I interview my parents to discuss one of the most challenging times of our lives.

Episode Notes

This episode is about when things go wrong... when everything falls apart. In this episode a basement gets flooded, a piano recital performance becomes a cacophony of sound, and an extremely awkward hug embarrasses child actors during a homeschool play.