Meg Whittenberger

20th Anniversary BONUS Episode: Some highlights from the pod (so far)

It's official. May 20, 2026 marks exactly 20 years since we graduated high school. To celebrate, we thought we'd remix some highlights of the moments from the podcast that have really made an impression on us. For those of you who have listened to those episodes, it'll be a fun recap. For those who haven't, maybe it'll entice you to press play!  As always, a special thanks to Steve Miller for our music and to James Evanson for our logo!

Edward Longo

Hey all! We're back with the first of a two new episodes THIS WEEK!  We catch up with Edward Longo! He fills us in on life in Nashville, what it's like to tour as a musician and about a few formative friendships that have fostered and influenced his life since childhood. As always, a huge thank you goes out to Steve Miller for the tunes and James Evanson for our logo!

Meg Whittenberger

A goofy start to this one as we attempt to update everyone on reunion planning to various degrees of success.  Things get back on track when we bring on our guest, the one and only Meg Whittenberger!  You'll be entertained by this free-flowing discussion covering life, love and work that has taken Meg around the globe!  As always, we'd like to thank Steve Miller for the tunes and James Evanson for the great logo!

Gehrig Dye

Well, it sure has been a stretch since we posted. Or, at least it feels that way! Hopefully you've been able to catch up on our catalogue of episodes!    This week, we're visiting with Gehrig Dye about family life, a career that keeps him on the move and playing a pivotal role in a wide variety of building projects and how he does such a great job staying in touch with so many of our classmates.    As always, thanks to James Evanson for the logo and Steve Miller for the tunes!

Brittany Lacock (Bealer)

Emoji's go wild! We break down an unexpected text message Drew received from David before diving into this week's fabulous guest-- Brittany Lacock! Brittany shares about finding community and life on a ranch! But there's a lot more to her story. You'll enjoy this one! We're going on a bit of a hiatus after this episode. New episodes will be coming in a few weeks. Thanks for listening and, as always, a huge thank you to Steve Miller and James Evanson. You two know what you did.