French Press Podcast | Stories w/ Leighton and Reuben Reuben, Leighton, and Jeffy

Reuben was able to mount his TV on the brick in about 30 minutes after some actual professional help was provided. Reuben and Nicholas’s mom makes a surprise visit to the podcast to “settle something” but since Leighton and Jeff weren’t available, she’ll need to make an other surprise visit.







Nicholas shares about Robert Rogers’s talk at Berea. He tragically lost his wife and children and his testimony is inspiring. The theme of his talk was “Know God. No regrets.” He has written several books and has an active ministry.

Reuben bought a TV installation service when he bought his TV thinking it would make things easier. That didn’t happen.

Jeff and Reuben recount experiencing the 4/8/24 solar eclipse totality. We finally get to Reese’s madness. Order your Reese’s before listening if you want to participate with us.









* Traditional Reese’s







* Pretzels Reese’s







* Potato Chip Reese’s







* Carmel Reese’s

A small business’s successful YouTube channel was shut down because their personal Gmail account was hacked. Reuben and Jeff plan to drive a few hours to be in the dark zone of the solar eclipse happening on 4/8.







Check out NASA’s interactive map so you can put in your city to get details on the eclipse.

Siri malfunctions in a big way to send a bizarre text message. Nicholas shares where “Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy” comes from and what it means. When should you stop texting someone a happy birthday message? How should you stop a birthday gift giving and receiving relationship without having a direct conversation?

We are excited to be in our new podcast recording space brought to you by Main Street Roasters! More benefits and perks of this partnership to come so stay tuned.







Nicholas bought a house and it included 1 year home warranty. Good thing because his furnace stopped working 🥶… but did home warranty come through? Is home warranty a scam?







One more thing, Reuben’s IT superpowers are still in tact. Listen for the story.