French Press Podcast | Stories W/ Leighton And Reuben

Mark Yoder, a veterinarian, joins the podcast to share his animal care expertise and instructions for stopping dangerous drivers on the highway.

The promised story about the almost assault experienced by the Hochstetler’s on their 2021 West Trip.

Reuben shares about his high-octane encounter with fireworks on the highway.

Reuben and Theodore share about the Red Woods and the red necks in northern California.

A baby, car trouble, and a canoe trip have in common? They all involve Jeff and Louisa!

This is a throwback episode from July, 2015. Reuben, Eric, and Leighton recorded this episode.

Reuben and Theodore share their top 5 spots they are looking forward to seeing on their 4-week vacation.

Reuben observed (and recorded) criminal activity of a paraglider. Jeff shares the trauma of crossing the Canadian border with a slingshot.

Leighton tells the story of a syringe found in his car. Here are links for Reuben’s sermon and Leighton’s sermon.

Jeff brings another jingle. We have the Daz Bough of candy, Dubbelzout black licorice.

Jeff shares his experience in trying to kill a teenage mouse.

Leighton, Reuben, and Theodore taste some really expensive chocolate and Reuben asks Leighton how to use his new glasses as a tool.

It’s finally over. The Nut Madness saga is done. Pecans won! What do you call a wild group of Amish men?

Round #2 of the nut madness tournament is complete. There was a bracket buster!

Lot’s of feedback from our listeners and another round of nut madness. How would you keep a cat out of your garage? Leighton needs some help.

Mitch shares about why Goshen isn’t as bad as Theodore makes it sound like and pecans seem to be unstoppable.

Leighton visits a sugar shack nearby and also visits what he thought was a fish fry supporting an Amish school. Theodore explains the depths of Marshall County fraud and why the roads in Marshall County are terrible.

We discuss what it means to institutionalize Christianity. Leighton’s dad, Paul, delivered some of the best coffee maple syrup drink.

Reuben shares his experience with cutting back on input and spending more time thinking. Should this be a “Stop the Noise” movement? Jeff mentioned how our society has lost the art of unexpectedly visiting people, which was common in Louisa’s (Jeff’s wife) childhood in Costa Rica. brings Krave for our edible and Theodore discusses how … Thinking & Krave — FPP359 Read More »