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What started as a simple idea somehow turned into 12 straight Soup Sundays. In this BTM3 Bites episode, I'm reflecting on how it began, how it's going, and the soup myths, hot takes, and unexpected feelings that bubbled up along the way. Zero plans, just vibes - and obviously...soup.

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There's a certain kind of childhood that comes with growing up in church - front row seats, unspoken expectations, and a lot of eyes watching. In this episode, we look back on what it meant to be a pastor's kid, from the funny memories to the moments that quietly shaped who we are today. It's part nostalgia, part honesty, and fully real.

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Do you go for classics, or the weirdest appetizer on the menu? Bottom3 Bites finds out what your app picks say about you...because they aren't just food - they're a personality test.

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In this episode, I sit down with my dad to look back on what it was like being just 19 and called to serve in Vietnam. From leaving home to taking a long boat ride overseas, he shares the lighter moments, the surprises, and the real-life stories behind answering the call of duty. A heartfelt, easygoing father-daughter conversation you won't want to miss.

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In this episode I chat with my mother about a life full of movement, music, and joy. Short, but sweet, this episode celebrates a mother whose spirit, energy, and love of life are truly contagious.

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Adoption, DNA tests, and one wild family reveal. Today's guest proves that biology might explain a few things - but it definitely doesn't define who you are. A little heavy, a little funny, and totally human.

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Moving from a small town to a big city comes with change. In Cornfields to Concrete, my 23-year-old guest shares what it's like finding your people (ones that don't know who his mom is), your rhythm, and your go-to sushi restaurant in a brand-new place.

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Tiny annoyances, major eye rolls. Tune in, laugh along, and maybe nod in agreement or cringe with me as I vent about pet peeves.

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