You Could Do Better with Annie and Shelby

In which we get inspired by our listeners, make like French chefs practicing mise en place, discuss how physically working together forges better relationships, and interview the inspiring, energetic cancer survivor, Lori Rees.

In which we re-frame pesky goals to avoid discouragement, get that elusive "second chance to make a first impression," and interview accountant-by-day/ultramarathon-runner-by-day-and-night-and-the-next-day Bryan Brady.

In which we celebrate our 10th episode by introducing a new every-tenth-episode format and fielding Twenty Questions from our listeners and each other, in the process learning about the best skill Shelby doesn’t list on his resume and Annie’s critical flaw of trying to touch her new friends’ hair too soon.

In which we tally your votes from the Great TV Debate, learn about 10 People You Can Count On, give the young people out there our best dating advice, hear about how Shelby broke out of the "Friend Zone," and interview Dena Brady about her Misguided Crusaders.

​In which we celebrate 4th grade spelling bee winners, learn 6 concrete ways to set better goals, argue about whether watching Stranger Things without your partner is a form of betrayal, and learn how radio personality Meredith from 94.1 KODJ overcame the odds to land her dream job.

In which we review listener email, look backward in order to spring forward, discuss how to apologize effectively, and interview the Ferrin Family about our Vansion-inspired RV trip.

In which we croon about the holidays, give our fan club a nickname, diagnose ourselves with the Dilution Delusion, explore ways to make decisions as a couple, and interview the inspiring Trevor Johnson.

In which we talk about the greatest gifts you can give another person, discuss the interplay between needing and giving, hear about Annie getting stuck in a window, and conclude our interview with Abe and Terresa Shreve from inside The Vansion.

In which we encourage you to get rid of stuff you don't need, discuss how couples who play together stay together, hear about the amazing Harmon's Cheese Man, and interview theatrical production manager Krista Davies.