The Table We Grew Up At
We’re siblings — and we grew up around the table.
Some of our best memories started there. Our dinners were never quiet or serious — they were loud, funny, and full of life. We can still picture our mom giving Dad that look like, “These are your kids. Are you going to do something about them?”
Around that table, we talked about everything — life, love, heartbreak, faith, and sometimes we even worked out our frustrations there. It wasn’t always perfect, but it was real, and it was ours.
Now, we each have our own tables with our families — but there’s something special about coming home. So we’re bringing that same energy to a new table — a virtual one — where we can laugh, reflect, and share stories about growing up in the Anabaptist world.
That world shaped us in both beautiful and challenging ways. We’ve wrestled, questioned, and grown — and through it all, we’ve found that God shows up in every part of the journey.
Our hope is that this podcast encourages you, makes you think, reminds you of truth, and gives you a few laughs along the way. So, pull up a chair — there’s always room at the table.
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The Church We Grew Up At
In this episode, we’re giving you a simple introduction to the church we grew up at — the place that shaped our weekly rhythms, our understanding of faith, and a lot of our early experiences. It wasn’t all funny or all serious, but it was a huge part of our childhood, and we wanted to start by painting a clear picture of what that world looked like for us.
We talk about:
• The traditions, expectations, and routines we grew up with
• The parts that felt strict or different from other churches
• A few light moments and memories that still make us smile
This episode isn’t about unpacking everything — it’s just an honest look at the environment we were raised in, so you can understand the backdrop of our story as we go forward.
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Brittany Kavi - Life & Health Coach
Brandon Yoder
Kourtney Miller
Monday Jan 19, 2026
Monday Jan 19, 2026
The Home We Grew Up In
Featuring our brother, Chad
In this bonus episode, we’re just hanging out with our brother Chad and swapping stories from the home we grew up in — the real, funny, chaotic moments that happened around our old kitchen table. Nothing deep, nothing heavy, just the kind of memories that make you laugh and say, “Yep… that was our childhood.”
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Brittany Kavi - Life & Health Coach
Brandon Yoder
Kourtney Miller
Pull up a chair and enjoy the stories.
Monday Jan 19, 2026
Monday Jan 19, 2026
Welcome to The Table We Grew Up At
In our very first episode, we’re pulling up a chair and inviting you into the place where everything started for us — the table we grew up at.
We’re siblings who were raised in the Anabaptist world, and that upbringing shaped us in ways we’re still unpacking. Some of it was beautiful. Some of it was heavy. All of it was real. And around that old kitchen table, we learned to laugh, question, argue, dream, and process life together.
In this introduction episode, we share:
• Who we are and what it was like growing up in a rigid Christian environment
• The stories, quirks, and chaos that shaped our family dynamic
• Why we created this podcast and what we hope it becomes
• How our faith has shifted, stretched, and survived the journey
• What listeners can expect as we talk honestly about deconstruction, healing, and finding God outside the boxes we were handed
This podcast is for anyone who grew up in strict Christian circles, anyone wrestling with the Anabaptist way of life, or anyone who just needs a place to process their story with people who get it.
Our hope is simple: that this space feels like coming home — loud, honest, grace-filled, and full of life.
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Brittany Kavi - Life & Health Coach
Brandon Yoder
Kourtney Miller
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