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I Can See Her From Here

In this episode Mike talks about favorite lines from country songs, things that he just doesn't understand and his Uncle Lawrence. He mentions a few other family members as well.

Hank and The Old Lady!

Hank joins Mike on this episode and they tell old police and firehall tales, as well as life lessons.

Memorial Day, Wedding Anniversary and Just Rambling!

Margaret joins Mike in this episode and discuss Memorial, their wedding anniversary and just ramble. When country folks talk they just ramble sometimes.

And This Is Mull!

Mike's high school friend, Tim, joins him in this episode. They recall stories from days when they and other friends were fondly referred to as, The Hot Damn Derelicts.

My, How Things Have Changed!

In this episode, Mike talks about how things sure have changed through the years. Even car buying and banking, along with customer service.

They Called It A Honey Wagon

On this episode, Mike visits with Harold Allen. Harold is well known throughout NE Georgia along with his twin brother Darrell, for their hard work and love of life. They always entertained their clients and themselves while pumping septic tanks. All the while enjoying life and making it more enjoyable for those around them. 

Old Men Gathering and Tales

In this episode Mike talks about how old men gather and solve the world problems and tell stories and how there is a t least some truth in them. You just have to know how to pick the truth out from the not so true parts.

The Lord looks after children and fools!

Mike and longtime friend, Frank relive school and college stories and antics. They have to agree that good raising and a higher power were on their side.

Three Georgia Ladies and a Truck

Margaret Hale and Jennifer Moody talk about helping Hurricane Helene victims in western North Carolina through generous donations of people in their communities.

Hunting Tales and Dogs

Tales of hunting and dogs.