Devin, Sarah, and their son Tim, head to Bear Lake for the annual Tim and Jana Andersen Family Reunion. The evening before everyone went home, Devin gathered his siblings, their spouses, and their mother together at the dinner table for a good conversation about Their father and husband, Tim. Jana then shared many amusing and interesting stories about Tim.The siblings then share some of the things that they remember about him. The ending song is a poem that Tim had written on his mission. Devin, with the help of AI, created a song out of the words, and also was able to use a software program to re-create Tim's voice to sing the song. While the poem does not have a title, Devin chose to call the song "Reunion" - because not only was this song first heard at the Andersen Family Reunion, but also the song is about reuniting with those we once knew in heaven.

Cousin Ethan Kartchner visits Devin and Sarah in their home in Saratoga Springs for the interview.

Ethan, the 8th of 9 children in the Kartchner family, learns his cousin number and then talks about memories of extended family, especially the Andelins, and even a closeness he's felt with Grandpa Andersen as an adult.

Devin and Sarah ask Ethan several questions about stories that they'd heard about him from Ethan's siblings and father. From being obsessed with The Price is right, splitting his pants on Prom night, busking in Idaho with his viola, and living on the beach with Jordan on the beaches of Hawaii for a month.

Ethan then shares his experiences of being a model, actor, producer, and director and the challenges and rewarding moments that he's had through this unique path. He then talks about the importance of family relationships and keeping those strong.

Devin and Sarah visit the Freeman's at the Jacob home for dinner before the interview. Joanna and her husband Nathan share so many wonderful stories. Joanna tells a story that Devin has been eagerly waiting to hear for several years, ever since he first heard about the famous Girl's Camp Bear Story that Joanna and cousin Kim were responsible for.

Joanna shares her feelings of respect and admiration for other cousins, her appreciation for her siblings and her parents, as well as memories of grandparents and aunts and uncles.

Joanna talks about living in Mexico and Holland before later serving her mission in Argentina.

Nathan talks about how he and Joanna met, and a few funny and embarrassing moments of their early courtship. They talk about their 4 children, raising them in Japan recently, and a few other insights before moving onto the final topic "Faith in Jesus Christ".

Devin visits cousin Mylinda and her husband Mike when they’re in town visiting for 2 of their daughters graduations from college.

Mylinda talks about the uniqueness of the spelling of her name and the cloesness she had with her father as well as having her middle name after her mother.

Mylinda shares memories of their grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles, and the times that she lived with Devin's family when she was younger.

The Stones talk about how they met and got engaged, as well as many of the amazing adventures that they've been on over the past 30 years of marriage.

For the final topic they discuss how most people are good and have good desires and intentions.

Part 2 of LaDawn and Jim's episode.

Jim and LaDawn share their experiences going on missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. First sharing their experience of living in Mexico and how that opportunity came about. They spoke about later serving at the same time as 2 of their daughters in different parts of the world. Jim and LaDawn served in Ukraine with LaDawn's brother, Dale, and Jim's sister, Sue, who also were married and part of the Andersen family.

Devin shares some of the other funny memories shared by the Jacob's children: Car accidents and driving with their children, the origins of their famous homemade bread, having their children do difficult things at a very young age and that now their children all feel like they are very capable.

LaDawn shares her love of celebrating holidays, the history behind them, and the reason behind why we celebrate those days. Devin then shares his own memories and experiences of staying with the Jacobs as a boy.

LaDawn shares the importance of learning people's names, and how memorizing scriptures, poems, and promises in modern prophecy has helped her in difficult and troubling times. She speaks on the importance of covenants and how the promised blessings we seek can be found there.

Jim shares more of his experiences of being a shepherd and what that taught him.

They end by sharing their love and appreciation for their family and the advice that they want to pass on to their family.

This is a 2 part episode. Devin visits Aunt LaDawn and Uncle Jim at their home in Orem. They tell Devin the story of how they met, how they got engaged, and many wonderful stories of their family. Uncle Jim talks about how he built his house, and they both share stories of Devin's father, Tim.

They discuss the importance of music in their home, memories of Grandpa Andersen, and visits down to Arizona to visit their own cousins.

Devin visits his cousin, Nathan, and instead of bringing his wife, Sarah, along. Devin brings along cousin Jacob! Devin, Jacob, and Nathan share stories of their youth, experiences that they had growing up and visiting Nathan on the farm. Devin talks about making bows and arrows with Nathan, going on camping trips, and going on a group date with some of the cousins. Jacob and Nathan talk about playing risk at family reunions and how Nathan first learned to play risk.

Nathan shares stories of visiting cousins, aunts and uncles, and their incredible generosity and kindness. From living with the Kartchners to earn money, to receiving a truck from Uncle Dean, to learning to throw an axe from uncle Lee, and not being yelled at for throwing mud at Uncle VJ's house for retribution from the pranks of their fellow cousin, John Paul.

Devin then shares several stories from Nathan's siblings that he'd heard. Accidentally killing a turkey, playing pranks on Elise, hearing Nathan's signature cough, and getting his siblings to get Nathan's missed basketball shots.

For the final topic they discuss current events, integrity in journalism, and how to go about researching and learning about controversial topics with differing opinions.

Devin and Sarah travel down to the farm once again for another interview. Hunter and Courtney are in town from Alabama for a month and living with Hunter's parents, Corwin and Lynette.

Hunter talks about being the youngest of 14 children, and Devin shares memories and stories he'd collected from Hunters family. Hunter shares an experience from his mission in Peru, and Courtney talks about meeting Hunter and how he proposed at a fake bonfire in Idaho.

Courtney shares her experiences in following in Devin's footsteps by creating her own podcast with a similar format called "The 13 Beginnings" where she and Hunter interview all of her mom's side of the family.

For the final topic, they discuss their challenges with infertility and what their journey has been in having children.