Kid Birthdays, Golf Carts, & Better Habits

Kid Birthdays, Golf Carts, & Better Habits

We’re back! After taking a short break to focus on family life, we're finally back behind the microphones and catching you up on everything that's been going on. This week, we talk about celebrating our daughter's birthday, our somewhat impulsive decision to buy a golf cart, and the changes we've both been making to eat healthier and get moving again. In this episode: * Why we stepped away from the podcast for a bit * Highlights from our daughter's birthday celebration * The story behind our new golf cart * Building healthier habits as a busy family * What’s next for us and the podcast Have you made any big lifestyle changes lately? We'd love to hear about them! Listen in, then connect with us on social media and let us know what's been totally worth it in your life lately.

Sick All Week, New Dog Energy, & A Surprise Guest!

What happens when Dad is down for the count… and you bring home a new dog? 😅 This week, Kendall shares what it was like being sick all week while Haley held down the fort—and how adding Margot to the family changed everything overnight. In this episode: * Kendall’s sick week reality check * Bringing home our new dog, Margot 🐶 * The chaos (and sweetness) of adjusting to puppy life * A surprise appearance from our daughter Joanna * Lessons in patience, grace, and rolling with real life This one is raw, funny, and very “us.” 👉 Hit play, welcome Margot to the family, and see why even the messy weeks are Totally Worth It.

We Said It. You Meant It. (Unpopular Opinions Edition)

Ever have an opinion you’re slightly scared to say out loud? Yeah… same. 😅 In this episode of The Totally Worth It Podcast with Kendall & Haley, we’re sharing our most unpopular opinions — the ones about parenting, church culture, and even the correct way to hang toilet paper. It’s honest, lighthearted, and maybe a little spicy… but all in good fun. We’re talking about: * Parenting trends we don’t fully buy into * Worship music hot takes * Household debates that somehow get heated * The difference between conviction and preference You might disagree. You might feel seen. Either way, you’ll probably laugh. If this episode makes you gasp, nod aggressively, or want to argue back — share it with a friend and tell us your most controversial opinion. We can take it. 😏

Life After Baby: Friendships, Foodies, & Marriage | Austin & Keely Jordan

What actually changes after you bring a baby home? (Hint: almost everything… including your friendships and your food preferences.) In Episode 32 of The Totally Worth It Podcast, Kendall & Haley sit down with Austin & Keely Jordan for real, funny, and honest conversations about new parent life. From navigating friendships after kids to being involved in church and discovering hilarious spouse similarities, this one feels like a double date you didn’t know you needed. We talk about: * The unexpected shifts in friendships after baby * Staying connected in marriage during new parent chaos * Church community in this season of life * Raising boys vs. girls * Food opinions that may cause debate If you’re in the thick of diapers, date nights, or figuring it out as you go — this episode is for you. Subscribe, share with a friend, and remember: it’s totally worth it.

Was the Halftime Show Trash? & Why You Should Travel With Your Kids

Hot takes incoming. From Super Bowl halftime opinions to parenting on the road, Kendall & Haley aren’t holding back in this fun, honest episode that blends culture, family life, and real-world experience. What you’ll hear: * Their unfiltered thoughts on the Super Bowl halftime show * Why traveling with kids is chaotic… but absolutely worth it * How shared experiences shape kids more than comfort ever could * Encouragement for parents feeling hesitant to step outside their routine This episode is full of laughs, perspective shifts, and practical wisdom for families trying to make memories that last. 🔥 Hit play, grab your coffee, and get ready to rethink culture, travel, and parenting—because the hard stuff often turns out to be Totally Worth It.