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A Storied Table is a laid-back podcast about life, travel, hospitality, and home — and the stories that naturally weave their way through it all.
Each episode feels like pulling up a chair with a friend you love to hang out with. We talk about food, gathering with your people, travel, imperfect homemaking, and everyday life.
Faith shows up here in a real-life way — honest, approachable, and never forced. It’s just part of the conversation, woven in, the same way it shows up in everyday life.
You’ll hear stories, laughs, fun conversations, and the kind of honest openness that tends to happen when people relax and stay awhile.
If you love good food, adventures in traveling, intentional living, and conversations that feel easy and real, you’re in the right place.
Welcome to a storied table. I’m so glad you’re here.
Saatejuhid:
Värskendamise sagedus:
every 44 days
Keskmine heli pikkus:
34 minutes
Külalisintervjuud
Inglise
Ameerika Ühendriigid
79 jagu
alates 17. mai 2020
episodic
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At our 20th anniversary lunch in Tuscany, the family who made the wine we were drinking was sitting right behind us. It’s one of the best moments I keep coming back to when I think about our stay at Monteverdi, a restored village in the Val d’Orcia.
In this episode,…
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We didn't return to Venice because we'd run out of places to visit. We came back because 25 years ago, this city quietly became part of our story.
Come wander Venice with us as we revisit old memories, discover a few new favorites, and share the moments t…
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He thought my “weather problem” meant a helicopter tour. I told him to put his shoes on anyway, and off we went into a rainy Florence evening—no clue a bright red Ferrari was waiting across the Arno.
Michael joins me at the table to relive our Florence, Italy stop—p…
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Rome in the rain is still Rome—but it will test your plan fast. We land on a tight timeline and decide to do the thing anyway: squeeze a lifetime of wonder into about 24 hours, fueled by jet lag, stubborn optimism, and a lot of espresso.
In this episode, I walk thro…
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A wobbly start to the year brings us back to the table—a finished attic buildout, an eighteenth birthday, an ice storm that turned our home back into Fort Smith, and knee surgery that reset expectations.
We’re also previewing the Italy series and what you can expec…
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What if the best part of your trip all started with a mindless mistake?
We booked a few quiet days while the boys were at camp and ended up on a cliff in Tennessee—inside a geodesic dome at Bolt Farm Treehouse with views that made time actually slow down. The funny …
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This week started with me getting ambushed by yellow jackets (and yes, I went full Olympic dive into the pool… phone in pocket). It ended with the kind of “turning 45” rite of passage that comes with too much Gatorade and not enough solid food.
But in the middle? A …
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What if the peace you’re desperate for isn’t about doing more, but about giving yourself permission to do less?
Because let’s be honest—life can feel like a treadmill set a few speeds too high. In this episode, I share the real (and sometimes funny) ways I learned t…
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When you hear “ADHD,” do you picture a little boy who can’t sit still in class—or maybe an adult who keeps forgetting their keys? That’s the story we’ve been told, but it’s not the whole truth. This week I’m visiting with documentarian and journalist Danielle Elliot…
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Have you ever wondered if those critical voices inside your head might actually be your greatest enemies? I had a bit of a breakthrough on my recent weekend at Base Camp—a retreat created by Jen Jett Barrett of the Well Summit.
Listen and hear about this stat I lear…
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