Herm's House Podcast

David "Herm" and Kristin Hermosillo
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Welcome to Herm’s House! Step inside where real talk meets real life—marriage, family, parenting, and all the beautiful chaos in between. Hosted by a husband and wife duo (Herm & Kristin) who have seen it all (and lived to laugh about it), we’re here to share our experiences, lessons learned, and the hilarious moments that make it all worthwhile. With a mix of heart, humor, and honesty, Herm’s House is your go-to spot for insight, advice, and—if nothing else—a solid dose of entertainment. Whether you're looking for wisdom, a good laugh, or just a reminder that you're not alone in this wild ride called life, you're in the right place. So grab a drink, get comfy, and welcome to Herm’s House—where love, laughter, and life lessons never run out!

  1. Aug 25

    First Flags, Fuzzy Memories, & Fart Smiles

    This week on Herm’s House, we came prepared with absolutely no notes… so naturally, things went exactly as expected. Herm kicks things off with a very special edition of Herm’s Football Minute after Gordy finally accomplishes something they’ve been working toward for years—pulling his first flag in a game! Between the Vail Vikings getting their first win of the season and Herm nearly jumping out of his shoes celebrating, it was a pretty big football weekend. From there, the conversation takes a sharp left turn into childhood memories. Herm and Kristin start comparing how far back they can actually remember, which somehow leads to broken ankles, Christmas Segas, snakes, preschool naps, fire drills, being bullied over drawings, Sesame Street Live, recorders, Three Blind Mice, Hot Cross Buns, and the realization that siblings can remember the exact same childhood completely differently. They also wonder which moments their own kids will carry with them forever—and how seemingly tiny experiences can shape the way we see ourselves years later. And because this is Herm’s House, a meaningful conversation about childhood, memory, and different life paths eventually turns into alternate timelines, military jobs, forgotten movie quotes, mysterious noises, and the discovery that Herm apparently has a very recognizable “fart smile.” No notes. No plan. Just another completely normal conversation inside Herm’s House. 💡 In This Episode Gordy finally pulls his first flagThe Vail Vikings get their first win of the seasonHerm’s Football Minute returnsCelebrating the little victories in youth sportsA busy weekend that somehow felt “quiet”Game Night and the Colonel Sanders mysteryHow far back can you actually remember?Herm’s earliest childhood memoriesBroken ankles, snakes, and Christmas SegasKristin dropping out of preschoolFire drills and childhood sensory memoriesGetting bullied over childhood drawingsGlasses, nicknames, and things that stick with youHow siblings can remember the same childhood differentlyWondering what memories our own kids will keepAlternate timelines and what jobs we might have chosenWhy Kristin thinks she could have been an aircraft maintainerThree Blind Mice, Hot Cross Buns, and recorder nostalgiaRandom childhood songs we somehow still rememberHerm’s allergies trying to take him outFerris Bueller quotes gone wrongThe newly discovered “fart smile”⚡ Episode Highlights “He pulled a flag!” “I almost jumped out of my shoes.” “I dropped out of preschool.” “What memories are actually going to shape him?” “We lived the same childhood and remember it completely differently.” “Life moves pretty fast.” “You had the fart smile.” 🎙️ Chapters 00:00 – Knee Injuries & Starting the Show 02:30 – Herm’s Football Minute 03:00 – Gordy Pulls His First Flag 04:00 – The Vikings Get Their First Win 05:00 – Our Apparently “Quiet” Weekend 07:00 – Game Night & Colonel Sanders 09:00 – How Far Back Can You Remember? 10:00 – Broken Ankles & Childhood Stories 12:00 – Christmas Sega Memories 15:00 – Snakes, Siblings & Early Memories 18:30 – Kristin Drops Out of Preschool 20:00 – Fire Drills & Sensory Memories 26:00 – Childhood Bullying & Things That Stick 29:00 – Sesame Street Live & Family Memories 30:30 – How Siblings Remember Childhood Differently 33:00 – Recorders, Three Blind Mice & Hot Cross Buns 35:30 – Allergies & Random Texas Talk 37:00 – No Notes, No Problem 38:00 – Ferris Bueller & The Fart Smile 40:00 – Wrapping Up 🎤 Sound Bites “He pulled a flag!”“I dropped out of preschool.”“Bye-bye, Ernie.”“What memories are actually going to shape him?”“We lived the same life and remember it differently.”“You had the fart smile.”“Life moves pretty fast.”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, family podcast, parenting podcast, marriage podcast, childhood memories, funny childhood stories, youth football, flag football, football parents, football coach, parenting memories, sibling memories, childhood trauma, nostalgia, millennial nostalgia, preschool memories, funny couple podcast, veteran family, military family, family stories, parenting humor, comedy podcast, Tucson podcast, Arizona podcast 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E. 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520-620-5320 Thank you for supporting Herm’s House Podcast and helping us continue sharing the laughs, memories, family stories, and everyday chaos happening inside Herm’s House. 📌 Support the Show If this episode brought back some childhood memories of your own: ⭐ Leave us a review 👍 Like the episode 💬 Tell us in the comments: What is the EARLIEST memory you can remember? And for the very important follow-up question… Do you have a fart smile? 💨😂 Follow @HermsHousePodcast and subscribe wherever you listen so you don’t miss the next episode. Support the show

    First Flags, Fuzzy Memories, & Fart Smiles

  2. Aug 19

    Move-In Day, Mom Tears, & Millennial Memories

    This week on Herm’s House, the moment Herm and Kristin have been talking about for months finally arrives: it’s time to move Layla into college. They recap the drive to Texas, navigating move-in day at Texas State, unloading an entire dorm room into carts that somehow only needed to travel about eight feet, climbing stairs with way too many boxes, and realizing that college dorms apparently believe one outlet is enough for an entire human being. Between assembling furniture, running back out for surge protectors, meeting the roommate, and watching an entirely new chapter of their daughter’s life begin, Herm and Kristin talk honestly about the strange mix of pride, excitement, jealousy, worry, and sadness that comes with dropping your child off and driving away. The conversation then takes a very millennial turn when Layla says her “CD skipped”—despite barely knowing what a CD is. That leads to a trip down memory lane about dial-up internet, LimeWire, rewinding tapes, rolling down windows, hanging up phones, filming things on actual film, and all the phrases younger generations still use without knowing where they came from. And now that Layla is twelve hours away, Kristin faces a brand-new parenting challenge: having Life360 and somehow resisting the urge to ask why her daughter appears to be standing in the middle of a random Texas field. It’s a funny, nostalgic, emotional episode about growing up, letting go, trusting the kids you raised, and learning how to be a parent when your child technically doesn’t need permission anymore. 💡 In This Episode Taking Layla to Texas State for move-in daySurviving the college dorm unloading processWhy the move-in carts made absolutely no senseDad refusing help from the young college guysSetting up a dorm with approximately one electrical outletAlexa, TVs, mini-fridges, and dorm-room technologyWatching your daughter begin her college experienceThe college experience Herm and Kristin never gotLearning to let your adult child figure things outWhy “your CD skipped” makes absolutely no sense to Gen ZRewinding tapes and VHS moviesRolling down car windowsHanging up actual phonesDial-up internet and the trauma of someone picking up the landlineLimeWire ruining the family computerWhy we still say “film this”Life360 and trying not to stalk your college kidParenting from twelve hours awayGiving kids freedom while still hoping they make good decisionsMissing the college football game — and Herm’s Football MinuteAnnouncing the upcoming Veterans WalkUpcoming Society of BS events⚡ Episode Highlights “Did your CD just skip?” “What makes a CD skip, Layla?” “I don’t think I’ve ever even seen one.” “You literally called the internet.” “I want so badly to text her and ask what she’s doing.” “I have to let her do her thing.” “It feels like chips of my heart are getting taken away.” “She’s going to be fine.” 🎙️ Chapters 00:00 – Technical Difficulties… Again 01:40 – We Dropped Layla Off at College 03:00 – Surviving Texas State Move-In Day 05:30 – Dorm Rooms, Boxes & Way Too Few Outlets 08:00 – Alexa Is Still Connected to the House 10:00 – Dinner on the Riverwalk & Extremely Clear Ice 12:30 – The College Experience We Never Had 15:00 – Dad vs. The College Move-In Crew 18:00 – “Your CD Skipped” 19:30 – Things Kids Say But Don’t Understand 21:00 – Rewind, Roll Up the Window & Hang Up the Phone 22:00 – Dial-Up Internet & LimeWire Trauma 24:00 – Why Do We Still Say “Film It?” 25:00 – Life360 Changes Everything 27:00 – Parenting an Adult Child From Afar 29:00 – Trusting the Kids You Raised 31:00 – Missing Them While Letting Them Grow 34:00 – No Herm’s Football Minute This Week 35:30 – Veterans Walk Announcement 37:00 – Upcoming Society of BS Events 39:00 – Dinner Duty & Wrapping Up 🎤 Sound Bites “Your CD just skipped.”“You literally called the internet.”“I have to let her do her thing.”“It feels like chips of my heart are getting taken away.”“She’s going to be fine.”“I’m still doing the mom watch.”“You don’t need permission anymore.”“We’re on a new journey.”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, Move-In Day Mom Tears Millennial Memories, college move in, Texas State University, sending daughter to college, college parents, empty nest, parenting adult children, dorm move in, family podcast, parenting podcast, marriage podcast, millennial nostalgia, CD players, dial up internet, LimeWire, landline phones, Life360, letting go as a parent, family transitions, funny family stories, veteran family, husband and wife podcast, Texas road trip, millennial parents 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E. 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520-620-5320 Thank you for supporting Herm’s House Podcast and helping us continue sharing the laughs, family stories, and real-life moments happening inside Herm’s House. 📌 Support the Show If this episode made you nostalgic—or made you want to check your kid’s Life360: ⭐ Leave us a review 👍 Like the episode 💬 Tell us in the comments: What’s something we still say today that younger generations probably have NO idea where it came from? And for the parents: How did you handle dropping your kid off at college for the first time? Follow @HermsHousePodcast and subscribe so you don’t miss what happens next. Support the show

    Move-In Day, Mom Tears, & Millennial Memories

  3. Aug 11

    Herm’s House Podcast | Broken Fingers, College Goodbyes, & Football Fights

    This week on Herm’s House, the Hermosillo household is experiencing a little bit of everything: gray hairs, ER visits, college goodbyes, football drama, and some very questionable crossing-guard flirting. Herm and Kristin kick things off with the realities of getting older—phantom hairs, gray beard hairs, and the unanswered question of how one single hair seemingly decides overnight that it’s done producing color. Then things get a little more serious when Mariano calls with the words no parent wants to hear: “Mom, I need to go to the ER.” Thankfully, the damage is limited to one very dislocated pinky, but with his senior football season underway, even one finger feels like a pretty big deal. The conversation shifts into a much more emotional chapter as the family prepares to take Layla to Texas State. Kristin opens up about finally breaking down in therapy over the upcoming goodbye, while Herm shares the moment a country song unexpectedly had Gordy sobbing over how much he’s going to miss his sister. They reflect on watching their kids grow up, the weird little things parents miss after their children leave home, and the mix of fear, pride, excitement, and sadness that comes with sending your first daughter off to college. And because no Herm’s House episode can stay emotional for too long… Herm’s Football Minute is officially BACK. From Gordy’s first big run to a sideline disagreement that somehow turned into rumors of a full-blown altercation, Herm explains what actually happened during the Vail Vikings’ first game of the season—and Kristin reminds him that sometimes his “normal talking voice” sounds a whole lot more aggressive to everyone else. Add in a three-year-old giving Coach Herm his first flower, a neighborhood mom potentially shooting her shot at the crossing guard, and some big upcoming Herm’s House and Society of BS events, and this episode is exactly what you’d expect from another week inside Herm’s House. 💡 In This Episode Phantom hairs and the realities of getting olderWhy Herm’s beard is suddenly sprouting gray hairsMariano’s surprise trip to the ERA seriously dislocated pinkyNavigating an injury during senior-year footballMeeting an 80-year-old gym-goer who has technically died three timesGratitude, borrowed time, and appreciating where you arePreparing to take Layla to Texas StateKristin getting emotional in therapy about the goodbyeWhy a Randy Rogers Band song made Gordy completely break downHelping younger siblings process a major family changeWatching your children become adultsThe little things parents miss when their kids move awayThe return of Herm’s Football MinuteGordy’s first big run of the seasonA sideline disagreement that grew through the rumor millHerm’s apparently “aggressive” coaching voiceWhy youth sports mean so much beyond the scoreboardCoach Herm receiving his first flowerWas Herm getting hit on while working as a crossing guard?Upcoming Veterans Day Walk for a CauseSociety of BS Game Night and Not Your Average Trivia⚡ Episode Highlights “Mom, I need to go to the ER. I broke my finger.” “I’m 80 today… and I’m not supposed to be here.” “I’m gonna miss my sis.” “She’s gonna be fine.” “It’s football. Nobody cares.” “Your tone is crazy.” “Are you Gordy’s dad?” 🎙️ Chapters 00:00 – Phantom Hairs & Getting Older 03:00 – The Mystery of Gray Hair 05:45 – Mariano Calls From the ER 08:30 – The Very Dislocated Pinky 11:30 – Herm Meets the Man Who Died Three Times 14:30 – Gratitude & Borrowed Time 15:45 – Preparing for Layla to Leave 17:00 – Kristin’s Emotional Therapy Session 17:30 – The Song That Made Gordy Cry 20:30 – How the Kids Are Handling the Goodbye 22:00 – Sending Your First Child to College 26:30 – The Little Things Parents Miss 29:15 – Herm’s Football Minute Returns 30:00 – Vail Vikings Season Opener 31:30 – Gordy’s First Big Run 32:30 – The Sideline “Altercation” 35:00 – Herm’s Aggressive Coaching Voice 38:00 – Why Coaching Means So Much 39:30 – Coach Herm Gets His First Flower 40:30 – Did the Crossing Guard Get Hit On? 44:30 – Hell Week: College Drop-Off Is Here 47:00 – Veterans Day Walk Announcement 50:00 – Society of BS Upcoming Events 53:30 – Wrapping Up 🎤 Sound Bites “I broke my finger.”“I died before. Three times.”“I’m gonna miss my sis.”“She’s gonna be fine.”“That’s your tone.”“It’s football. Nobody cares.”“No one’s ever given me flowers before.”“Was I being hit on though?”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, family podcast, parenting podcast, marriage podcast, college move in, sending daughter to college, Texas State University, empty nest, parenting adult children, sibling relationships, youth football, flag football, football coach, football parents, sports injury, dislocated finger, family life, military family, veteran family, Air Force veteran, emotional parenting, funny family stories, marriage humor, personal growth, Tucson podcast, Arizona podcast 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E. 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520-620-5320 Thank you for supporting Herm’s House Podcast and helping us continue sharing the laughs, family stories, real conversations, and everyday chaos happening inside Herm’s House. 📌 Support the Show If this episode made you laugh, cry, or think about your own kids growing up: ⭐ Leave us a review 👍 Like the episode 💬 Drop a comment and tell us: Parents—what was the random little thing you missed most when your child moved out? And we need your ruling on another very important question: Was the crossing-guard mom flirting with Herm… or was she just being friendly? 👀😂 Subscribe and follow @HermsHousePodcast so you don’t miss what happens when we officially take Layla to college. Support the show

    Herm’s House Podcast | Broken Fingers, College Goodbyes, & Football Fights

  4. Jul 28

    Old Ladies, Long Drives, & Little Dumplings | Season 3 Episode 9

    This week on Herm’s House, Herm and Kristin are catching up on a weekend that somehow included public speaking, sleeping senior citizens, bar hopping, family golf, Costco gas-station frustration, and some unexpected relationship advice. Herm shares what happened when he was invited to speak at a nonprofit fundraiser—and discovered that at least two members of the audience had fallen asleep during his speech. Between one woman waking up just long enough to thank him for his service and another loudly asking, “Is he still going?” Herm begins questioning whether his storytelling skills are as captivating as he thought. The couple also talks about finding the bar where millennials apparently belong, taking the entire family to Topgolf, and discovering that Gordy may officially be ready for his first set of golf clubs. Kristin reveals the unusual golf tip that dramatically improved her swing, while Herm becomes determined to figure out how experienced golfers make a 240-yard drive look effortless. The conversation then shifts to Herm’s growing frustration with people at the Costco gas pumps, his new role as an elementary-school crossing guard, and the difference between being impatient with adults and protective of children. Kristin wraps up the conversation by sharing a relationship habit couples therapists recommend: giving your partner your full attention during the first ten minutes after getting home. Naturally, this leads to a discussion about phones, connection, accountability, Herm’s little dumpling game, and the type of attention he would personally prefer. It’s an episode filled with aging, golf, family chaos, relationship lessons, and the everyday moments that make life inside Herm’s House so entertaining. 💡 In This Episode Herm speaks at a nonprofit fundraiserAccidentally putting audience members to sleepThe woman who asked, “Is he still going?”Sharing the story of the mentor who helped save Herm’s Air Force careerFinding the right nightlife crowd after turning 40Rock music, country bars, and millennial playlistsTaking the entire family to TopgolfGordy proving he may be ready for golf clubsKristin’s unexpectedly effective golf tipCompeting for the longest driveHerm’s Costco gas-pump frustrationEntering the grumpy-old-veteran eraBecoming an elementary-school crossing guardProtecting children from impatient driversForgetting names, brain fog, and getting olderGiving your partner your full attentionThe importance of the first ten minutes after getting homePhones, connection, and Herm’s little dumpling gameFootball responsibilities, snack bars, and another busy week⚡ Episode Highlights “I put a bunch of old ladies to sleep.” “Is he still going?” “We’re golf people now.” “There is zero urgency.” “You’re just getting into your grumpy old veteran era.” “The first ten minutes set the tone for the whole evening.” “I only need one kind of attention.” 🎙️ Chapters 00:00 – Weekend Amnesia & Putting Old Ladies to Sleep 01:30 – Herm’s Fundraiser Speech 04:45 – “Is He Still Going?” 06:30 – Rock Music, Country Bars & Finding the Millennial Crowd 10:25 – The Family Goes to Topgolf 12:00 – Gordy Earns His Chance at Golf Clubs 13:30 – Kristin’s Golf Tip & The Sure Thing 15:00 – Competing for the Longest Drive 17:00 – Costco Gas-Pump Rage 21:00 – Herm’s Grumpy Old Veteran Era 22:00 – Life as an Elementary-School Crossing Guard 25:30 – Work, Socializing & Forgetting Names 29:30 – The First Ten Minutes After Getting Home 32:30 – Full Attention, Phones & Little Dumplings 35:00 – Gray Hairs & Getting Older 37:30 – Football Chaos & The Week Ahead 39:00 – Closing Time 🎤 Sound Bites “I put a bunch of old ladies to sleep.”“Is he still going?”“We’re golf people now.”“You’re getting into your grumpy old veteran era.”“The first ten minutes set the tone for the whole evening.”“Give me your full attention.”“I only need one kind of attention.”“No crying on the yacht.”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, family podcast, marriage podcast, husband and wife podcast, funny podcast, relationship communication, couples communication, Topgolf, family golf, golf beginners, Costco gas, grumpy veteran, Air Force veteran, military stories, public speaking, nonprofit fundraiser, crossing guard, parenting, family activities, millennial nightlife, getting older, gray hair, phone distractions, quality time, relationship advice, football family, Tucson podcast 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E. 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520-620-5320 Thank you for supporting Herm’s House Podcast and helping us continue sharing the laughs, lessons, family stories, and everyday chaos happening inside Herm’s House. 📌 Support the Show If this episode made you laugh or reminded you of someone in your own family: ⭐ Leave us a review 👍 Like the episode 💬 Tell us in the comments: What everyday situation instantly sends you into your grumpy-old-person era? Don’t forget to subscribe and follow @HermsHousePodcast on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you listen. Support the show

    Old Ladies, Long Drives, & Little Dumplings | Season 3 Episode 9

  5. Jul 21

    Herm's House Podcast - Jokes, Praise, & Picking Your Battles

    Season 3 Episode 8 Sometimes the strongest relationships aren’t the ones that never argue—they’re the ones that learn how to communicate through the hard conversations. This week on Herm’s House, Herm and Kristin dive into the role humor plays in their marriage and why laughter has always been one of their love languages. They talk about finding the balance between playful teasing and meaningful praise, celebrating each other’s accomplishments, and learning how to make sure both partners feel seen, heard, and appreciated. The conversation takes a deeper turn as they discuss vulnerability, emotional intelligence, setting healthy boundaries, and the importance of saying exactly what you need from your partner instead of expecting them to read your mind. Whether you’re married, dating, or simply looking to become a better communicator, this episode is filled with relatable stories, practical advice, and plenty of laughs along the way. 💡 In This Episode Why humor can strengthen—or strain—a relationshipFinding the balance between jokes and genuine praiseThe importance of making your partner feel appreciatedLearning to communicate your needs clearlyHow vulnerability builds stronger relationshipsSetting healthy boundaries without creating conflictWhy emotional intelligence matters in marriageSupporting your partner’s dreams and accomplishmentsThe power of listening before reactingExciting updates and what’s next for Herm’s House⚡ Episode Highlights “We’re only mean to the ones we love.” “It’s a love language.” “I want to be able to fill your cup.” “This is what I need from you.” “You have to de-escalate the emotions.” 🎙️ Chapters 00:00 – Technology Struggles & Catching Up 02:55 – The Dynamics of Humor in Relationships 05:48 – Praise vs. Jokes: Finding Balance 09:08 – Communication: The Heart of Marriage 11:51 – Celebrating Achievements Together 14:48 – Networking & Sharing Personal Stories 18:04 – Understanding Each Other’s Perspectives 20:53 – The Art of Storytelling 23:58 – Supporting Each Other Through Challenges 25:54 – Vulnerability & Honest Conversations 32:07 – Emotional Communication & Healthy Conflict 35:57 – Personal Growth & New Beginnings 50:01 – Upcoming Projects & What’s Next 🎤 Sound Bites “We’re only mean to the ones we love.”“It’s a love language.”“I want to be able to fill your cup.”“This is what I need from you.”“You have to de-escalate the emotions.”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, marriage podcast, relationship advice, communication, healthy relationships, marriage communication, love languages, emotional intelligence, vulnerability, conflict resolution, boundaries, husband and wife podcast, family podcast, personal growth, storytelling, relationship dynamics, marriage humor, self-awareness, communication skills, couple conversations 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E. 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520-620-5320 Thank you for supporting Herm’s House Podcast and helping us continue sharing honest conversations, family stories, and the lessons we’re learning along the way. 📌 Support the Show If this episode made you laugh, think, or reminded you of your own relationship: ⭐ Leave us a review 👍 Like this episode 💬 Tell us in the comments: What’s one thing that’s helped strengthen communication in your relationship? Don’t forget to subscribe and follow @HermsHousePodcast on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you listen to podcasts. Support the show

    Herm's House Podcast - Jokes, Praise, & Picking Your Battles

  6. Jul 14

    Herm's House Podcast - The Gordy Episode: Birthday Boy Takes the Mic

    This week on Herm’s House, it’s all about family. Herm and Kristin kick things off by catching everyone up on another busy week, including a fundraiser dinner, a family trip to San Diego, a visit to Legoland, and some very honest hotel reviews that quickly become classic Herm’s House storytelling. Then comes the main event… For the first time ever, six-year-old, now seven, Gordy joins the podcast! The birthday boy takes the mic to answer questions about his favorite foods, football, Legos, superheroes, and what he wants to be when he grows up. His honest answers, big personality, and contagious excitement steal the show. The episode wraps up with a relationship Q&A, the hilarious story of Herm unexpectedly being called a “bodybuilder” at an allergy appointment, and excitement as another football season gets underway. It’s funny, heartfelt, completely unpredictable, and a snapshot of exactly what life inside Herm’s House looks like. 💡 In This Episode Family fundraiser and catching up on lifeSan Diego travel recapHonest hotel and Legoland reviewsCelebrating Gordy’s birthdayGordy’s first-ever appearance on the podcastFavorite foods, football, Legos, and superheroesWhat Gordy wants to be when he grows upRelationship Q&A with Herm & KristinThe “bodybuilder” allergy clinic storyFootball season officially beginsParenting, laughter, and making family memories⚡ Episode Highlights “Apparently… I’m a bodybuilder now.” “Kids always tell the truth… whether you’re ready or not.” “Football season is officially back.” “This might be our cutest guest we’ve ever had.” “Sometimes the best conversations happen when you hand the microphone to your kid.” 🎙️ Chapters 00:00 – Family Catch-Up & Fundraiser Dinner 05:10 – San Diego Adventures & Hotel Reviews 10:45 – Legoland Family Fun 15:20 – Happy Birthday, Gordy! 18:00 – Gordy Takes the Mic 31:30 – Relationship Q&A 39:00 – The “Bodybuilder” Story 44:00 – Football Season Is Back 48:30 – Wrapping Up 🎤 Sound Bites “Apparently I’m a bodybuilder.”“Legos are serious business.”“Football season is finally here.”“Kids always keep you humble.”“Family memories are the best stories.”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, The Gordy Episode, family podcast, parenting podcast, marriage podcast, birthday episode, Gordy, kids on podcasts, family vacation, San Diego, Legoland, football season, youth football, parenting, family life, funny family stories, veteran family, husband and wife podcast, relationship Q&A, comedy podcast 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E. 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520-620-5320 Thank you for supporting Herm’s House Podcast and helping us continue sharing the laughs, lessons, and little moments that make family life so special. 📌 Support the Show If you enjoyed today’s episode: ⭐ Leave us a review 👍 Like the episode 💬 Tell us in the comments: What was your favorite answer Gordy gave during his first podcast appearance? Don’t forget to subscribe and follow @HermsHousePodcast on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you listen. Support the show

    Herm's House Podcast - The Gordy Episode: Birthday Boy Takes the Mic

  7. Jun 26

    Rage Bait, Really Bad Golf, & The Karaoke Cowboy

    After weeks of nonstop travel, life finally slows down… sort of. This week, Herm and Kristin share stories from an unforgettable Father’s Day that included their first real round of golf, a surprise karaoke night with a legendary “Karaoke Cowboy,” and the hilarious realization that today’s kids have turned annoying their parents into an actual trend called “rage bait.” Along the way, they talk about learning new hobbies as adults, celebrating the little moments with family, surviving molten-hot pizza logs, and why parenting teenagers requires equal parts patience and humor. Sometimes the best memories aren’t the big vacations—they’re the random nights that turn into unforgettable stories. 💡 In This Episode Why we’re officially becoming “golf people”Discovering just how hard golf really isFather’s Day on the golf courseThe gifts that made Father’s Day specialWhy Gordy’s homemade card meant the mostDinner at Anchor Bar (and the hottest pizza log ever)An unexpected karaoke nightMeeting the legendary “Karaoke Cowboy”Secret plans to become a better golferWhat “rage bait” means—and why today’s kids are masters at itParenting lessons that come from keeping your coolPreparing for our first quiet weekend in months⚡ Episode Highlights “I have a whole new respect for golfers.” “We’re golf people now.” “The Karaoke Cowboy looked like he walked straight out of an old Western.” “One day I’m secretly taking golf lessons.” “If you’re going to rage bait me, I’m turning it into a life lesson.” 🎙️ Chapters 00:00 – Becoming Golf People 03:15 – Father’s Day on the Fairway 08:10 – The Best Father’s Day Gift 11:40 – Anchor Bar & The Pizza Log Incident 15:30 – Stumbling Into Karaoke Night 18:45 – Meet the Karaoke Cowboy 25:00 – Why We Keep Coming Back to Karaoke 29:30 – Understanding “Rage Bait” Parenting 34:30 – A Rare Quiet Weekend Ahead 37:00 – Closing Thoughts 🎤 Sound Bites “Golf is way harder than it looks.”“We’re golf people now.”“The Karaoke Cowboy was everything you’d hope he’d be.”“That pizza log almost ended Father’s Day.”“Kids don’t just push buttons anymore—they call it rage bait.”“Turn the attitude into a lesson.”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, Father’s Day, golf, beginner golf, Topgolf, karaoke, parenting podcast, marriage podcast, family podcast, karaoke night, Anchor Bar, golf lessons, parenting teenagers, rage bait, funny family stories, husband and wife podcast, veteran family, comedy podcast, Tucson Arizona, family life 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E. 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520-620-5320 BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY MARKETING COLLECTIVE Thank you for supporting Herm’s House Podcast and helping us continue sharing stories about marriage, parenting, family, and the everyday moments that bring us together. 📌 Support the ShowIf you enjoyed this episode: ⭐ Leave us a review 👍 Like this episode 💬 Tell us in the comments: Have you ever accidentally discovered a new hobby… or met your own version of the “Karaoke Cowboy?” 🎤⛳ Be sure to subscribe and follow @HermsHousePodcast for new episodes every week. Support the show

    Rage Bait, Really Bad Golf, & The Karaoke Cowboy

  8. Jun 18

    Herm's House Podcast - The One Where We Lost Gordy: Sending One to College, Chasing Another Down a River

    After a whirlwind few weeks of travel, concerts, road trips, college orientation, baseball, floating rivers, and realizing we’re definitely not as young as we used to be, we’re back with another chaotic life update. This episode takes us from a VIP experience with rap legend Juvenile in Las Vegas to helping our oldest daughter prepare for college life at Texas State University. Along the way, we accidentally lose Gordy on a river float, survive a family road trip through Texas, revisit the Alamo, and continue learning what it means to navigate parenting in two completely different stages of life at the same time. One kid is preparing to leave the nest. The other is floating away down a river. Just another week at Herm’s House. 💡 In This Episode A behind-the-scenes look at our VIP experience with Juvenile in Las VegasMeeting Juvenile, his family, and hearing the story behind the musicWhy we’re officially too old to recover from Vegas tripsTexas Rangers baseball and our ongoing curse at the ballparkDiscovering one of the coolest arcades we’ve ever visitedExploring Meow Wolf in Grapevine, TexasWhy Rainforest Cafe isn’t what we rememberedTaking Layla to Texas State orientationThe emotions of preparing to send your first child to collegeTouring campus and learning what college life looks like todayFloating the Comal RiverThe moment we accidentally lost GordyFamily road trips, old friends, and making memories⚡ Episode Highlights “One kid is heading to college. The other floated away down a river.” “We’re definitely at the age where Vegas requires recovery time.” “No, you’re not!” — Gordy responding to a Texas State instructor. “The first hour of that float trip was an absolute nightmare.” “I just wanted to tell my own Alamo stories.” 🎙️ Episode Chapters 00:00 – Technical Difficulties & Travel Updates 05:00 – Living in the Moment vs Recording Everything 08:00 – Vegas Bound for Juvenile 11:00 – VIP Access & Meeting the Legend 18:00 – Winning Big in Vegas 22:00 – Texas Road Trip Adventures 24:00 – The Construction Zone Rant 28:00 – Texas Rangers Game Day 31:00 – Discovering Cidercade 34:00 – Exploring Meow Wolf 37:00 – Rainforest Cafe Disappointment 39:00 – Visiting The Alamo 42:00 – Texas State Orientation 48:00 – Sending Layla to College 50:00 – The One Where We Lost Gordy 54:00 – Home Again & What’s Next 🎤 Sound Bites “We’re too old for Vegas, but we’re gonna keep going anyway.”“One kid is going to college. One kid floated into a tree.”“No, you’re not!”“I don’t want to record it. I want to live it.”“We’re gonna crush the Longhorns.”“I just wanted to tell my own dang stories.”🔑 Keywords Herm’s House Podcast, Juvenile concert, Las Vegas trip, VIP concert experience, Texas State University, college orientation, parenting teenagers, family podcast, marriage podcast, road trip stories, Texas Rangers baseball, Meow Wolf, Cidercade, Comal River tubing, veteran family, empty nest, funny parenting stories, millennial parents 🤝 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSANCHOR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS GROUP, LLC 🌐 www.anchorfinancialsolutionsgroup.com 📍 2544 E 10th Street, Tucson, AZ 85716 📞 520.620.5320 BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY MARKETING COLLECTIVE 🌐 https://beautifulsundaymc.wixsite.com/beautiful-sunday-mar 📞 520-405-3298 📧 createabeautifulsunday@gmail.com Your support helps us keep these conversations going and expand our veteran and family outreach. ⸻ 📌 Support the Show⭐ Like 💬 Comment 🔔 Subscribe Your engagement helps us grow, reach more families, and continue meaningful conversations about family, marriage, parenting, military life, and everything in between. Interested in sponsoring an episode or supporting our outreach efforts? 📩 hermshousepodcast@gmail.com 📱 @HermsHousePodcast Support the show

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Welcome to Herm’s House! Step inside where real talk meets real life—marriage, family, parenting, and all the beautiful chaos in between. Hosted by a husband and wife duo (Herm & Kristin) who have seen it all (and lived to laugh about it), we’re here to share our experiences, lessons learned, and the hilarious moments that make it all worthwhile. With a mix of heart, humor, and honesty, Herm’s House is your go-to spot for insight, advice, and—if nothing else—a solid dose of entertainment. Whether you're looking for wisdom, a good laugh, or just a reminder that you're not alone in this wild ride called life, you're in the right place. So grab a drink, get comfy, and welcome to Herm’s House—where love, laughter, and life lessons never run out!

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  • Creator
    David "Herm" and Kristin Hermosillo
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    47
  • Rating
    Explicit
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