Ann Weber reminds us that home is wherever there is family. In this story, she shares a series of photos gifted to her by her children that has become an important keepsake. The framed set spells out the importance of our loved ones.

Jim talks about how Wyoming AIDS Walk started Drag Queen Bingo, which has since grown into an annual fundraising event for Wyoming AIDS Assistance. Jim explains how drag queens put the ‘fun’ in ‘fundraising’ and how a drag queen from Colorado accidentally started a curious rumor around Laramie.

Lorraine strives to live by her faith, enacting hospitality as her ministry and opening her home to young women in need. In this story, she reflects over her work providing refuge to others. While guided by her belief that having more comes the obligation to give more, she also must sometimes draw boundaries so she can sustain her practice of welcoming generosity.

Ezra at 18 years old has connected with a group of friends that Ezra believes will last a lifetime. Throughout the friend group meeting and growing closer, lessons about what true friendship beginnings look like can be seen through Ezra's story.

Anna and Feline are cycling the TransAmerica Trail from Virginia to Oregon, exploring landscapes, communities, and hot springs along the way. Their journey emphasizes slow travel, discovery, and the joy of experiencing the American West.