This week, we’re diving into all things back-to-school! Hannah and Barbi share their favorite school memories, the traditions that shaped their childhoods, and the little routines that made the first day of school special. From funny mishaps to heartfelt moments, we reflect on the experiences that made those school days unforgettable. Tune in for a mix of nostalgia, laughter, and a little inspiration as we celebrate the start of a new school year.

This week, Hannah gets real and shares the full story of Isla Mae’s arrival—what it was really like, the emotions, the unexpected moments, and everything in between. It’s an honest and heartfelt episode about the journey to motherhood, filled with both tender moments and a few laughs along the way. Whether you’re expecting, a new parent, or just love a good story, this one’s packed with truth, vulnerability, and plenty of heart.

By the time you hear this, baby Isla Mae should be in our arms — and wow, we’ve been busy. In this episode, we’re talking about what it took to make room for a family of four: goodbye junk drawers, random piles, and closet clutter. We cover one last story from Zane and Barbi’s road trip, reflect on Grandma Jann’s hoarding legacy (thanks, genetics), and laugh our way through the chaos of nesting, parenting, and preparing for the next chapter.

In this episode of We Saved You a Spot, we round up all the little stories that made our week… from cows and stockyards to felt hats and wedding plans. We talk about Zane’s “Little Stinks,” the latest wedding chatter about Caden and the October nuptials, and how Emerson just might dodge her flower girl duties again. You’ll hear about Uncle Jason’s classic Torino getaway car, our visit to Duck Commander, church in West Monroe, and why we’re already looking forward to the Redneck Parade this December. It’s a little bit of everything — with plenty of laughs, family quirks, and a whole lot of heart.

Barbi’s back! After 8,500 miles, countless gas station snacks, and a few close calls (including an attempted purse snatching!), she’s finally home from her epic road trip to Washington State. This week, she and Hannah catch up on all the adventures — from car maintenance woes and the gorgeous barn wedding of niece Courtney to the sweet family moments that made the journey worth it. Grab your seat as they swap stories, laugh at the bumps along the way, and reflect on how even the wildest trips can bring you closer to the people and memories that matter most.

With Mom still making her way back from the Pacific Northwest, I invited my dad, Zane Guile, back on the podcast to share all about their epic road trip to Washington State. From a stop in West Monroe to live out their Duck Dynasty dreams, to breathtaking views at Yellowstone and Cody, Wyoming — plus plenty of laughs and stories along the way — their journey was one for the books. Come along for the ride as we talk about the highlights, the surprises, and why they made this trip such a big to-do.

This week, Hannah sits down with one of the station’s longest-running voices — and biggest hearts — Roger Henderson. From his humble beginnings as a 14-year-old learning the ropes, to decades of dedication in radio, to the way he lives out his faith every day, Roger shares the lessons, laughter, and light he’s picked up along the way. You’ll hear his testimony, get a glimpse of how the station (and industry) has changed, and walk away feeling encouraged by his unwavering joy and love for people. Roger is a light… and truly, a delight!

In this episode, we’re taking you from West Monroe, Louisiana (yes, we’re still on our Duck Dynasty kick) to the heart of everyday faith. We talk about the simple, quiet things—doing what’s right when nobody’s watching, letting stuff roll off our backs like Jesus would, and remembering that it’s not always about being seen… it’s about being faithful. We also get serious about summer safety (looking at you, hot cars and scalding water in Florida) and reflect on what it means to thrive in motherhood—not just survive it. It’s real, it’s warm, and it’s just a little bit wild… like us.