WAREHOUSE
In The Warehouse, we store everything that’s been unloaded from the Content Barges. You can see it all in a glance…and each piece is arranged by delivery date!
Okra, Squash, Green Beans, Oh My!
The Galley | Bob Woodall Culinary
Dive into a culinary adventure with our charming cook as he transforms humble veggies into a dazzling feast! Join Bob Woodall and witness the magic of okra, zucchini, yellow squash, and green beans, seasoned with wit and sizzle. It’s not just about the chop and char—it’s a kitchen comedy that’ll teach, tantalize, and tickle your funny bone!
Tricks, Treats, and the Traditions of Halloween
The Blue Plate Special | Halloween
Curious about Halloween’s transformation from ancient rituals to a pop culture phenomenon? This Blue Plate Special dives into the history, unique traditions, iconic games like bobbing for apples, and more! Don’t miss out – watch now! 🎃👻
Being a Gracious Guest
Protocol Conversations | Life Skills Monica Earley
What does “being on time” really mean? Should you bring a hostess gift? And how do you handle a buffet or drop-in party? In this month’s Protocol Conversation, Monica Earley and Andy share laugh-out-loud stories and essential tips on how to navigate social gatherings with grace. Tune in for expert advice that will have you prepared for holiday parties!
Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death
In Other Words | History Jimmy Yeary
Watch Jimmy Yeary break down Patrick Henry’s famous “Give me liberty or give me death!” speech. Travel back to 1775, where we’ll hear Henry’s powerful words that inspired a nation and learn why he believed loyalty to the British Crown was akin to slavery. With a mix of historical context and a simple explanation, Jimmy reveals the true magnitude of Henry’s words and why they influenced the course of American history. If you’ve ever struggled to understand the importance of this speech, or are curious about the role it played in shaping our country, this is a must-watch video!
The Curious Origins of Everyday Phrases
Discover the phrase origins behind the “green-eyed monster,” the perils of a “stumbling block,” how “breaking the ice” came to be first used…plus many more that you’ve heard before. Join us for an exploration that will change how you see the world!
Tetrachromacy
Betcha Didn't Know | Leslie Anne Tarabella Science
Ever glanced at a crayon box and wondered if there’s more to those colors? Join Leslie Anne Tarabella as she unveils the mesmerizing world of tetrachromacy on this Betcha Didn’t Know! Discover the rare phenomenon that allows some women to see colors beyond imagination. From the science of retinal cones to the artistic wonders of a tetrachromat, prepare to have your mind painted with curiosity. And wait, what’s that about a Mantis shrimp at the optometrist? Dive in for 7 minutes of colorful revelations, a sprinkle of humor, and a touch of the mysterious. Are you ready to see the world a little differently?
The Call of the Wild
Audiobooks | Andy Andrews Literature
The Call of the Wild tells the story of a dog named Buck, stolen away from his owners in California and smuggled to Alaska where he is forced to work as part of a sled team. In the Yukon Territory, the gold rush is on and soon, despite cruel and icy conditions, the huge St. Bernard/German Shepherd mix adapts and begins to thrive in the frozen wilderness.
The Five Things for Which To Be Thankful…That We Most Often Overlook
Writers | Andy Andrews Inspiration
In the rush of daily life, with its mounting pressures and incessant distractions, it is alarmingly easy to forget to pause and reflect on the things for which we should be most thankful. These aren’t necessarily the obvious things like family, health, or shelter, but...
To All The Poets I Have Known
Writers | Bill & Gloria Gaither Literature
I am a debtor. My life as a writer/lyricist has been infused with the generous gifts of others—some I’ve known intimately, some I’ve walked with for a time, some I’ve never met. But I own them a debt I keep trying to repay for giving me a...
Thanks
Writers | Literature Sean Dietrich
Thank you for holding the door for an old woman at Cracker Barrel. You must’ve been fourteen, you were with friends. You were laughing and carrying on when you saw the old woman, pushing a walker. You jogged ahead. You beat her to the door. You held it open. She thanked you. You yes-ma’amed her. And you made my day, kid. My whole day.
Late-Night Laughs and Artificial Smarts
Hear some unusual thoughts and notes from Andy, as well as a scenario involving Johnny Carson, Jimmy Fallon, The Los Angeles Time, and of course…I writing robot.
October 10, 2023
Chat-GPT is back at it again…and this time you’ll hear from Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Bear Bryant, and more!




