Moments That Matter by Paul Hesch

Life for Janell Kay Hesch (Agnew)Mother Nellie Marie Sturgeon (Agnew)Father John Park AgnewSister Ada Marie AgnewSon John A HeschSon Mike H HeschSon Dan F HeschSon Paul J Hesch

We have the flu. Mom is still sick, no appetite, coughing, and sleeping a lot. When im able to get mom to eat its only three or four bites of food. trying to keep her hydrated. She has been to the doctors a few times and we have an appointment for Jan 07, 2026. Everyone please stay safe, healthy and take extra care of your older family members. Thank you Paul Hesch

On this quiet Sunday, Paul and Janelle pull Tarot cards and talk about energy, intuition, and a story that drifts back to 1950s Paris. Janelle shares her real-life memories of visiting the Louvre long before it became a modern museum — describing the musty air, hidden staircases, and the haunting feeling of time standing still.As Spirit guides the conversation, the two reflect on how our memories connect to the collective energy of history itself. They touch on the recent Louvre jewelry heist, the mysteries of old places, and how intuition helps us sense what lies beneath the surface.Tune in, center your breath, and step with us into a world where memory, spirit, and energy blend into one.

In this down-to-earth episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, share an easygoing chat about food, family meals, and favorite snacks — from scrambled eggs and blueberry muffins to cookies, candy bars, and homemade meatloaf.Between laughs, they reminisce about old favorites like Carmelo candy bars, local cafés, and the small-town restaurants they love in Nevada. Janell’s no-nonsense take on peas, carrots, and home cooking will make you smile — and maybe even rethink dinner plans.It’s a cozy listen for anyone who enjoys comfort food, memories, and the simple joy of good company.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, family podcast, food stories, comfort food, home cooking, Nevada, small town life, storytelling podcast, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this touching Mother’s Day special of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, celebrate the beauty of motherhood — in people, in animals, and even in nature itself.They explore whether animals remember their young, how elephants grieve, and the surprising ways plants can communicate through an unseen energy grid. Between these heartfelt reflections, they share laughter about banana bread, family meals, and the simple blessings of being together.Janell reminds listeners that motherhood isn’t limited to those with children — it extends to anyone who nurtures life, whether it’s a pet, a plant, or a person. Filled with love, gratitude, and a dash of humor, this episode is a celebration of caring hearts everywhere.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, Mother’s Day, family stories, motherhood, love, animals, elephants, plant intelligence, nature, storytelling podcast, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this insightful and lighthearted episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, reflect on everything from the Vatican to family history — weaving global change and personal memory into one warm, easy conversation.As the world waits to see who the new pope will be, Paul and Janell talk about faith, technology, and how much life has changed — from digital money and disappearing pennies to the good old days of crossing guards and soda fountains. Janell shares stories about her mother’s remarkable life as a pilot, teacher, and post office worker, along with the family’s running joke about “Speedy Grandma” and her fast Duster car.A blend of nostalgia, laughter, and love, this episode reminds us that even as the world evolves, the best stories always come from the people who lived them.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, family stories, faith, nostalgia, Catholic Church, popes, memories, history, humor, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this joyful birthday episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch celebrates turning 55 with his mom, Janell K. Hesch, as they chat about family, football, and simple joys that never fade.The two talk about how life has come full circle — from being 49er fans in California to cheering for the Seattle Seahawks in Washington — and share favorite memories about Marshawn Lynch, Pete Carroll, and the spirit of great sportsmanship. Between stories of basketball games in Germany, gift surprises, and a carrot cake big enough to feed a stadium, the conversation is filled with laughter, nostalgia, and love.It’s an episode that feels like a warm slice of birthday cake — sweet, familiar, and full of gratitude for life’s little blessings.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, family podcast, birthdays, Seahawks, Pete Carroll, Marshawn Lynch, sports stories, nostalgia, humor, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this reflective episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, talk about recent aviation headlines, the growing presence of AI, and how technology is changing everything — even the way we breed dogs.Janell shares her honest thoughts on responsibility, both in the skies and in the world of animal care, while Paul reflects on how ego, automation, and misplaced priorities can have real-world consequences. Together they explore questions of ethics, compassion, and common sense — from air traffic control and AI-assisted technology to the importance of protecting natural life and the integrity of purebred dogs.It’s a grounded, candid, and heartfelt conversation about progress, respect, and the human need to stay connected to what’s real.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, AI discussion, aviation, dog breeding, German Shepherds, technology and ethics, real conversations, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this easygoing episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, talk about birthdays, television, and how life — and technology — have changed through the years.From remembering when TVs had tiny screens and no remotes, to realizing how expensive cable and internet have become, the conversation turns into a funny and heartfelt look at the past and present. Janell shares memories of watching Elvis Presley arrive in Germany while he served in the Army, and recalls simple joys from her school days and raising four boys.It’s an episode filled with laughter, stories, and a touch of nostalgia — the kind that reminds us how much the world changes, yet how family and memories stay constant.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, nostalgia, Elvis Presley, family stories, birthdays, television history, humor, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this springtime episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, talk about life with animals — from loyal dogs to mischievous parrots — and share timeless advice for pet owners.Janell offers heartfelt reminders about caring for dogs during warm weather, why early morning walks matter, and how to keep your pets safe from burned paws and heat. The conversation turns to their own unforgettable animal stories — from Norby the juice-loving parrot and Weegee the talkative budgie, to a runaway macaw that once chased them down the hall.It’s a warm, funny, and practical episode that celebrates the animals we love and the lessons they quietly teach us.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, family stories, pet advice, animal care, parrots, dogs, heat safety, funny pet stories, nostalgia, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this thoughtful and often funny episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, talk about birthdays, family traditions, and how the world has changed — from handwritten cards to AI assistants that text for you.As Paul turns 55, he and his mom compare how birthdays used to feel versus how they do now, with Mom admitting she still loves gifts (and isn’t afraid to say so). The conversation soon turns to artificial intelligence, technology, and how it’s changing the way people communicate.From laughter to reflection, this episode celebrates real human connection — and reminds us why a simple “Happy Birthday” means more when it comes from the heart, not a machine.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, birthdays, family, AI, technology, life conversations, nostalgia, humor, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch chats with his mom, Janell K. Hesch, about the many jobs she’s had — from tending bar and managing apartments to running an old-fashioned switchboard before computers took over.Janell remembers working for a restaurant family in Los Gatos, answering phones with a patch cable board, and the day a wrong number connected her to someone claiming to be “the Ayatollah.” Between laughs, Paul learns how much life has changed — and how his mom somehow made every job feel like an adventure.It’s another light, human episode about work, technology, and unexpected moments that stay with us.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, nostalgia, bartender stories, switchboard operator, Los Gatos, work memories, funny family stories, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

n this lively episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, dive into family stories about loyal dogs, quick-thinking parents, and childhood mischief.Janell recalls watching German Shepherds train as seeing-eye dogs, sharing how intelligent and protective they were — even guarding baby Paul in his stroller at the park. From backyard dog shows to a Doberman who claimed the living room couch, the conversation quickly turns into a family highlight reel of laughter and chaos.And just when things calm down… Paul remembers the day he stuck a ball bearing in his ear and ended up at the hospital — an unforgettable story that still makes them both laugh decades later.It’s another heartwarming, funny, and totally human episode that celebrates family, animals, and the little moments that make life memorable.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, family stories, nostalgia, German Shepherds, pets, dog shows, childhood memories, humor, seeing-eye dogs, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this unforgettable episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch sits down once again with his mom, Janell K. Hesch, to share stories that blend laughter, surprise, and heart.From a gentle horse named Gypsy who didn’t exactly get along with Dad, to an afternoon sharing Chinese food with William Shatner, and a heartfelt friendship with Stevie Wonder’s mother, Janell recalls the extraordinary moments hidden inside ordinary days.It’s a warm, down-to-earth conversation about family, kindness, and the fascinating people who cross our paths when we least expect it — the kind of episode that reminds you why life’s little memories truly matter.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, nostalgia, family memories, William Shatner, Stevie Wonder, celebrity stories, bartending days, horses, funny family stories, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this Easter episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch and his mom, Janell K. Hesch, share lighthearted memories from Germany and life at home. From teaching Navy-base cooks how to make a perfect grilled-cheese sandwich to growing up surrounded by cats, dogs, and even a pig named Porky, it’s a conversation filled with laughter, family warmth, and love for animals. These are the stories that make everyday life unforgettable.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, family memories, nostalgia, Easter 2025, Germany stories, Navy life, animals and pets, heartfelt conversation, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

In this episode of Moments That Matter, Paul Hesch sits down with his mom, Janell K. Hesch, for a cozy conversation about life, memories, and unexpected adventures. From growing up in Missouri to living in Germany while her husband served in the Navy, Janell shares what it was like to see cobblestone streets, three-wheel trucks, and everyday life abroad. It’s a heartfelt talk between mother and son — full of laughter, travel stories, and simple moments that truly matter.Keywords: Paul Hesch, Janell K. Hesch, Moments That Matter, storytelling podcast, family memories, Germany stories, nostalgia, travel reflections, life conversations, Society & Culture, Personal Journals.