25 years later, we still remember exactly where we were on September 11, 2001.

In this episode of Real as Possible, Nicole and Ashley look back on their own memories of 9/11, what it felt like to experience that day as teenagers, and how it changed the way they saw the world. They also talk about visiting the 9/11 Memorial, the stories of victims and first responders, and the countless ways that day continued to affect people long after September 11th was over.

But this conversation isn't only about remembering the tragedy. It's also about remembering what happened afterward—the courage, sacrifice, compassion, and unity that brought people together.

25 years later, maybe "Never Forget" means remembering that part, too.

We'd love to hear your story: Where were you on 9/11, and what do you remember most about that day?

Thanks for listening to Real as Possible.

What started as another random conversation about beets, Summerfest, Fourth of July adventures, and Alex Warren somehow turned into one of our most honest discussions yet.

In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to keep pursuing Jesus after experiencing church hurt. We discuss the struggle of trusting spiritual leaders again, asking hard questions, raising kids in faith when you're still learning yourself, and why humility matters so much in Christian leadership.

Along the way, we also share stories from our Fourth of July celebrations, a trip back to Nebraska, Ashley's unforgettable Alex Warren concert experience, and the moments that made us laugh until our faces were "beet red."

Whether you're navigating faith, processing disappointment, or just looking for a real conversation with plenty of laughs mixed in, we hope this episode encourages you.

What starts as a simple conversation about a bathroom renovation quickly turns into one of our most random episodes yet.

From unexpected renovation disasters and mold behind the walls to childhood memories, ugly troll wallpaper, furniture from the '90s, strange color aversions, and Ashley's unexpected obsession with the World Cup, this episode goes everywhere—and somehow all makes sense.

If you've ever found yourself laughing at conversations that completely derail, you'll feel right at home.