This episode takes the Sassos to one of their favorite spots, Komodo Gelato in Wellsboro, where coffee is taken seriously, gelato is made in-house, and community still means face-to-face conversations.
The Sasso's cover:
Why the coffee is the flavor
What real gelato actually is (and isn’t)
People’s obsession with being right (yes, there’s a story)
Small towns, big culture
Ramen nights, cinnamon buns, and why good food is medicine and the human stories that make places matter
Kyle Bower, owner of Komodo Gelato, joins us for a real conversation about food, craft, culture, and why doing things the right way still matters.
If you love:
• honest conversations
• great coffee
• local stories
• laughs that wander off script
This one’s for you.

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What starts as another travel day turns into something only Sassos Out could deliver.

A Walmart run sparks a full-blown debate on pajamas in public, slippers that should be illegal, and whatever happened to putting on real pants. Frank spirals. Christina keeps the peace. Civilization hangs in the balance.

Then, out of nowhere, a thrift store in Brunswick, Georgia opens a different door.

As Frank pays, the cashier looks down at the card, freezes, and says the name out loud: Sasso. Turns out it’s Sowin Love, a listener of the podcast, who instantly recognizes Frank’s name and realizes the Sassos are standing right in front of him!

A checkout line turns into a full-circle moment.

What follows is a conversation you can’t script.

Sowin (17 years old, graduating early, headed toward pre-med) shares his remarkable story: a "career-ending" knee injury, a recovery doctors didn’t expect, and a faith that deepened when everything stopped. His wisdom, joy, and perspective stop the room.

This episode is laughter, culture clash, divine timing, and the kind of human connection that only happens when you leave room for it.

It’s why the Sassos travel.
It’s why they talk to strangers.
It’s why they stop and listen.

Human stories. One of a kind.

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In this episode of Sassos Out, Frank and Christina sit down in Waverly, Georgia with Pat Long: a firefighter, husband, father, and man whose life took an unexpected turn after a simple bump led to a life-altering diagnosis.

What begins as a casual, funny, small-town conversation unfolds into a powerful story of faith, resilience, brotherhood, and what it means to fully surrender control. Pat shares his journey from peak physical health to battling lymphoma, how God met him in hospital rooms and firehouses, and why purpose doesn’t disappear when plans fall apart.

Honest, unfiltered, and deeply human; this is a reminder that the strongest stories are the ones you don’t see coming.