This week, Hannah and Barbi finally kick off the long-awaited road trip recap! But before diving into the adventure, they take a moment to remember Hannah's dear friend, Roger Henderson, and the light he brought to so many people.

Then it's time to hit the road.

Hannah takes the wheel for most of this episode, sharing stories from the family's journey across the South. From exploring the Florida Caverns and visiting a wildlife park the kids absolutely loved, to touring the USS Alabama and USS Drum, stopping by Duck Commander and Buck Commander, and spending time in the charming town of Jefferson, Texas, there's no shortage of memorable moments.

One of the biggest highlights was staying in a beautiful Airbnb built in 1846 and exploring the breathtaking beauty of Caddo Lake, a place that quickly became one of Hannah's favorites.

Mom chimes in with stories from her own travels too... when Hannah lets her get a word in. 😂

It's the first installment of the road trip adventure, packed with travel stories, family memories, and plenty of laughs along the way.

This week, Hannah and Barbi look back on a trip they'll be talking about for years to come. From exploring the Fort Worth Stockyards to staying at beautiful Airbnbs surrounded by animals, every stop along the way seemed to top the last.

But without question, the highlight of the trip was celebrating Hannah's cousin (Barbi's niece) Natalie as she married the love of her life on the family ranch. Between the breathtaking setting, the people they love most, and a wedding that couldn't have been more beautiful, it was one of those weekends that reminds you what really matters.

Of course, no Texas trip would be complete without cowboy hats. After several family members picked one up, Hannah and Barbi found themselves diving into the surprisingly fascinating world of cowboy hat etiquette, from when you should take your hat off to the traditions that have been passed down for generations.

Somewhere along the way, they also become convinced the whole family should just pack up and move to Texas... and honestly, they're still not ruling it out.

It's a joyful episode full of travel stories, family memories, cowboy culture, and the kind of moments that make you wish vacation didn't have to end.

This week, Hannah and Barbi kick things off with a surprisingly spirited discussion about gas tanks, including how long they're willing to drive on "empty" and why some people seem to treat refueling as a competitive sport.

From there, the conversation turns to something even more exciting: the ways God is moving in the next generation. They talk about the growing number of Gen Alpha kids coming to Christ, encouraging trends among Gen Z, and the incredible story of 2,552 people being baptized through Eleven22.

One story in particular stood out. The man who spent the day shuttling people to and from the baptisms ended up becoming the final person baptized himself. Whether it was planned or a spontaneous response to what God was doing, it's a powerful reminder that you never know how God might work through an ordinary day.

They also share thoughts on VBS, building relationships, and why loving people well is often the first step toward pointing them to Jesus.

It's a shorter episode, but one that's full of encouragement, hope, and reminders that God is still changing lives every day. 💛

This week, Hannah and Barbi are gearing up for a big adventure as the family heads west for their Texas road trip. Hannah walks listeners through the route, the stops they're planning to make along the way, and some of the places they're most excited to explore.

Along the journey, the conversation takes a few classic rabbit trails. Barbi shares the surprisingly interesting origin of the word hangover, and Hannah tells the incredible story of a young boy who protected his little sister using a slingshot in a way that feels straight out of the story of David and Goliath.

It's a shorter episode this week, but it's packed with travel plans, fun facts, inspiring stories, and all the excitement that comes with hitting the open road.

Vacation is right around the corner, so this week's episode is a little shorter than usual, but it's still packed with fascinating stories.

Hannah and Barbi kick things off by talking about crows and their incredible ability to recognize people, remember faces, and pass information along to other crows. The more they learn, the creepier and cooler these birds become.

The conversation then shifts to the heartbreaking story of a town affected by asbestos exposure and the devastating impact it had on generations of families. It's a fascinating look at a piece of history that still has consequences today.

To wrap things up on a lighter note, Hannah shares about an upcoming family adventure exploring a historic ship and submarine with Casey and the kids.

It's a shorter episode, but it's full of interesting facts, surprising stories, and the kind of rabbit trails you've come to expect from Hannah and Barbi.

A quick note before you listen: This episode includes discussion of a real-life tragedy and a historical story that some listeners may find upsetting. While we keep the conversation respectful and avoid graphic details, parents may want to preview this episode before listening with younger children.

This week, Hannah and Barbi have a lot to catch up on.

Casey finally makes it home from Puerto Rico, but not before giving Hannah a story she'll probably be telling for the rest of her life. It's one of those situations that's hard to believe happened to someone you know, and it sparks a conversation about just how quickly life can change.

The two also chat about VBS preparations, family adventures on the boat, and all the fun, laughter, and chaos that seem to come with summer. As always, there are plenty of rabbit trails, unexpected detours, and those classic "how did we get on this subject?" moments.

To wrap things up, Hannah and Barbi share the fascinating and heartbreaking story of Blanche Monnier, a real woman whose life became one of history's most unbelievable mysteries.

It's a little funny, a little serious, and a whole lot of "We Saved You a Spot."

This week, Hannah and Barbi settle in for one of their most fact-filled episodes yet. In a shocking turn of events, Hannah actually came prepared with research of her own, though Mom still managed to bring enough facts for everyone.

The conversation dives into the difference between genuine church hurt and the conviction that sometimes comes with growth, and how difficult it can be to tell the two apart. They also take a fascinating look at the life of Typhoid Mary, exploring the story behind one of history's most infamous public health cases and separating fact from fiction.

Along the way, Hannah shares what it's been like settling into her new job and the surprising similarities she's discovered between this job and her old job. Hannah and Barbi also discuss the incredible Memorial Day display in Lake Butler, sharing the history behind it and the community effort that has made it such a meaningful tradition.

It's a thoughtful episode full of history, perspective, faith, and enough facts to keep even the most curious listener entertained. And yes, Hannah actually did her homework this time.

This week, Hannah and Barbi recap a packed weekend with family visiting from Washington and all the chaos, fun, and stories that came with it. Between exploring the outdoors, people watching, and trying a beautiful restaurant that quickly became part of the conversation, the episode takes plenty of unexpected turns in the best way.

Somehow, they end up discussing ticks and how to keep them away, Christmas trees and the shocking history of asbestos flocking, and their hopes of finally going scalloping this year. It’s one of those classic “a little bit of everything” episodes filled with laughter, family moments, random facts, and the kind of conversations that feel like catching up with old friends.

This week, Hannah and Barbi recap a fun anniversary trip to Fernandina, complete with some truly delicious food and a few moments that were just too good not to share. From there, the conversation turns into a mix of funny reels they’ve been sending each other, classic Mom stories, and the latest adventures with HB that keep life interesting.

Along the way, they reflect on the life and legacy of Bob Tebow and the powerful lessons shared at his celebration of life, bringing a meaningful perspective into the middle of an otherwise lighthearted episode. They also dive into a bit of local history with Marineland and how it became such a unique part of Florida’s story.

It’s a blend of laughter, memories, and moments that remind you to enjoy life while paying attention to what really matters.

This week, Hannah and Barbi reflect on Mother’s Day and the many different ways women step into the role of being a mother. They also celebrate Hannah and Casey’s fifth wedding anniversary, sharing memories, perspective, and what they’ve learned along the way.

The conversation moves through stories that are both meaningful and unexpected, from bourbon with a story behind it to the impact of Isaiah 117 House and what it really looks like to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. There are family moments woven throughout, including Uncle Monte and his cast iron, HB’s hilarious take on Jesus riding in on a buggy, and a sweet reflection on daughters reusing their mother’s wedding dresses.

Somehow, they even find meaning in things like lice, reminding us that blessings don’t always come in the way we expect. And through it all, Jesus is at the center, showing up in both the big moments and the everyday ones.

It’s a heartfelt, funny, and faith-filled episode about love, growth, and the people and stories that shape us.