Send us a text In this episode, Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill recalls when he was 9 years old and was an avid San Francisco Giants baseball fan. It recounts the season and the Giants' remarkable comeback to win the 1962 National League Pennant. He tells how when you excitedly look forward to things, it helps you be happy and sometimes it can help make you very creative.

Send us a text In this episode, Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill does a few more crazy things. I mean really crazy. At least the hippies at the International Fountain in the Seattle Center were entertained. However, Grandpa has another interaction with a policeman!

Send us a text In this episode, Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill learns valuable lessons in friendship with animal crackers, poetry, and The Little Prince. "It is only with the heart that one sees rightly. The essential is invisible to the eye."

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill tells about a crazy thing he did while editor of the Washington High School "Patriot" school newspaper. At this time, unsurprisingly he was going to Washington High School and living in Tacoma, Washington.

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill tells about crazy things he did while in elementary school living in Santa Cruz, California in the early 1960s.

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill tells about crazy things he did while a pre-schooler living in Santa Cruz, California in the 1950s.

Send us a text Four years ago, this week, Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill decided to retire from his job as a professor at Brigham Young University, Provo. This episode tells the story of how he made this decision. It is interesting that he is now teaching a very similar class on his mission in La'ie, Hawaii at Brigham Young University, Hawaii. This time, however, he is not getting paid!

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill has an interesting experience with an apostle in the Wilkinson Student Center when he began his tenure as a professor at Brigham Young University-Provo.

Send us a text In this episode Uncle Jeffrey Ray Hill, Sr., relates how he navigated Hill Family music expectations to learn to love to play the piano.

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill deals with an unexpected intruder in his cottage in the woods in Hobble Creek Canyon.

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill remembers his dad, Great-Grandpa Edward Eyring Hill. He shares stories about get lost roads, learning to read, and riding the "Big Dipper" roller coaster when he was four years old (and before there were height restrictions on roller coasters).

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa experiments with AI to write a Bigfoot Bedtime Story requested by Mikayla Krristine Merrill. She requested a story with Lydia Wright, Lydia Kuhn, Ellie Hill, Grandpa and her. She asked that the story take place at the Thanksgiving Point Biosphere and include the Pizza Pilot Pirate and Bigfoot. Enjoy! And let me know if you like AI!

Send us a text This is the conclusion to "The Advenures of the Spectacular Seven." In this episode six cousins backpack into the Enchanted Valley Chalet. William, Elsie, and Lydia Wright explore a waterfall and tangle with the Rotund Bald Man with the Ugly Mustache. Does Bigfoot save the day? You will have to listen to find out!

Send us a text In this episode Lydia Ethlyn Wright requests a backpacking trip from Grandpa for her 10th birthday. He is ecstatic and trip trip expands to seven souls. What adventures await them as they trek into the Enchanted Valley? Will Bigfoot appear?

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Hill tells an imaginative story of how he met Bigfoot for the first time and how they became friends. Many of the details actually happened, but some of the story is fictional :)

Send us a text Grandpa tells about his very first job to earn money outside of the home. He was a paperboy for the San Francisco "News-Call Bulletin." The route skirted West Cliff Drive overlooking the beach in Santa Cruz, California. Though he didn't know why he enjoyed it, he liked to pause on the route to look at the girls on the beach. On this job he learned that if he stopped for a root beer float every day on the way home, his earnings decreased dramatically. He shares some ...

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa tells about how his Dad, Great-Grandpa Edward Eyring Hill, taught him some valuable lessons. Perhaps the most important lesson was that if you want something you should work for it. You should not expect people to just give you everything you want.

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill shares how he met Grandma Juanita Ray, who later became his wife and the mother of nine Hill children. Interestingly enough a squirt gun played a major role in this event.

Send us a text In this episode Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill tells about when he got engaged to Grandpa Juanita Ray in 1976 and how this led to a tradition of Romantic Elevators!

Send us a text This story tells how Grandma Juanita Ray's father, Great-Grandpa Irving J. Ray, gave Grandpa Edward Jeffrey Hill a wad of crinkled $20 bills to help by a computer. It taught Grandpa a lesson in generosity and love.