Come Mingle

Justin Mingle Trista Long Alesia Mingle Jesse Jones

Fifteen years ago we were roommates. Life took us in completely different directions. Now we're catching up—talking about what changed, what didn't, and everything we've learned along the way. Some episodes are serious, some are hilarious, but every conversation starts with one question: what did the last 15 years teach us?

Episodes

  1. Sep 14

    We are the Marshalls

    Send us Fan Mail 6:52 PM Today on the podcast, we sit down with the Marshall family to hear the story of their son, Zander — a story of love, strength, faith, and the fight to give him the best life possible. We talk about Mitochondrial Disease (Mito), what it means for Zander and the Marshall family, the challenges they face, and the incredible community that has rallied around them. This is a conversation about family, perseverance, and what can happen when a community comes together to support someone who needs it. If Zander's story touches you, there are several ways you can help:  3rd Annual Hope for Zander Golf Outing  Saturday, September 19, 2026  Meadow Lane Golf Course 510 Hamill Road, Indiana, PA 15701  Day-of Registration/Check-In: 12 PM  Registration Deadline: Saturday, September 5, 2026 Digital Registration: https://tinyurl.com/ZanderGolfEvent Print Registration: https://tinyurl.com/HFZGolf Hole Sponsorship: https://tinyurl.com/hfzgolfsponsor Shop for a Shirt — Cure Mito Foundation: https://www.bonfire.com/store/shop-cure-mito-foundation/ Support Zander: http://zander.curemito.org Horse Therapy — Toy Box OT: https://www.toyboxot.com/ Please consider sharing this episode. Getting Zander's story in front of the right people can make a real difference. A huge thank-you to the Marshall family for trusting us with their story, and to everyone who continues to support Hope for Zander.  #HopeForZander #MitochondrialDisease #Mito #CureMito #IndianaPA #HopeForZanderGolfOuting #Community  Love you guys

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Fifteen years ago we were roommates. Life took us in completely different directions. Now we're catching up—talking about what changed, what didn't, and everything we've learned along the way. Some episodes are serious, some are hilarious, but every conversation starts with one question: what did the last 15 years teach us?