French Press Podcast | Stories W/ Leighton And Reuben

Lot’s of feedback from our listeners and another round of nut madness. How would you keep a cat out of your garage? Leighton needs some help.

Mitch shares about why Goshen isn’t as bad as Theodore makes it sound like and pecans seem to be unstoppable.

Leighton visits a sugar shack nearby and also visits what he thought was a fish fry supporting an Amish school. Theodore explains the depths of Marshall County fraud and why the roads in Marshall County are terrible.

We discuss what it means to institutionalize Christianity. Leighton’s dad, Paul, delivered some of the best coffee maple syrup drink.

Reuben shares his experience with cutting back on input and spending more time thinking. Should this be a “Stop the Noise” movement? Jeff mentioned how our society has lost the art of unexpectedly visiting people, which was common in Louisa’s (Jeff’s wife) childhood in Costa Rica. brings Krave for our edible and Theodore discusses how … Thinking & Krave — FPP359 Read More »

Louisa shares the Costa Rican “Splash” tuna and Leighton tells two stories. His car was stuck and he fought a raccoon. We didn’t get to discuss “deep thinking” but we’ll discuss it next week. If you haven’t voted, go to our IG page and checkout the Polls highlight. Today’s coffee was donated from Leighton’s friend … Leighton Fights an Intruder & Louisa Shares Costa Rican Tuna — FPP358 Read More »

Theodore brings the most expensive coffee and we compare cereal to drinkable conterpart. Reuben posted a poll on Instagram asking how much time do you spend “deep thinking”? We will discuss this question in the next episode.

Jeff tells the story of how everything went wrong when he went to Costa Rica with Louisa. Theodore tells us where “butterfly” comes from.

Leighton shares about Andy Stanley’s Leading Through Uncertain Times. Jeff teases his travel problems—everything went wrong. He’ll go in detail next week. Reuben insists that his taste is more refined than the others. Theodore brought 10 year old cheese from September Farm.

Jeff brings coffee, Coke, and candy from Costa Rica. Do you know what kind of salt to use in your softener? We don’t either. Help us out.

Leighton discusses his second Lego project and Theodore brings coffee from September Farms. Reuben discusses the video he teased last week about why you should stop social media and the awesome date night he had at The Waypoint VRcade in Mishawaka.

Mitch, the Leader of the Militant Wing of the Fans of the French Press Podcast, wrote some feedback. We read every word carefully. Next week we’ll recap our presentation at work about DISC and Leighton will share his reaction to putting together Legos for the first time.

Everyone is back. Jeff talks about a chronological Bible reaching plan.

Theodore joined the podcast again to explain “There’s not a pot too crooked that a lid won’t fit.”. Reuben challenges the others about their perspective on 2020 and shares how 2020 has been his favorite year for a number of reasons.

Theodore joined the podcast discuss “Where does it mean?” Where does the word “Sandwich” come from? After the sandwich discuss Theodore talked bout how to get started with Legos and Leighton admitted he never put together a Lego set. Maybe you should send him a set for Christmas.

What would go through your mind if your supervisor said, “I’m sorry but you’ve been given the short straw…”? Leighton, Jeff, and Reuben share what went through their mind and then Reuben told the story about what the “short straw” meant.

Reuben’s mom gave two different Andes mints. One is the original and the other is from Olive Garden.

Theodore joined the podcast to discuss Blue Like Jazz. Eat the fish, spit out the bones.

Leighton and Reuben discuss the #FrenchFest2020 and a formula for making the right decision.

Leighton talks about the changes happening this year around the Hochstetler Thanksgiving and how what the impact will be of being at a new location that has no internet. Thanks to Jeff’s mom for the edible today. There will be French Fest 2020. Join us on Friday (Oct. 30, 2020) at Knollbrook Farm from 5:00 … How to Make It Your Best Fall Ever — FPP344 Read More »