Sara recalls using the Big Green Station Wagon in a family project to earn money as a kid in Elementary School.  She learns to navigate the Windy City when she is cast in a production that performs for students within a fifty mile radius of Chicago.  
All music in this episode, used with permission, is by Kelley McRae.  Her music is available for purchase on itunes and atwww.kelleymcrae.com
When did you first start working?  Did your family ever work together to earn extra money?

Episode 02 tells stories of miracles and loss.  Sara recalls three important drives on her journey as a mother; a drive to the Dr, a long road trip from Chicago to TX, and a meandering drive through the neighborhoods along Lake Michigan in Chicago. 
This episode deals with infertility and miscarriage.  If you are enduring heartache or grief around infant loss consider visiting www.grieveoutloud.org.   
Do you remember a drive in your life where you felt as if you watched it happen?
All music in this episode provided, with permission, by Kelley McRae and can be purchased at www.kelleymcrae.com

In Episode 01,  Sara shares her first memories of cars and the genesis of her love of road trips.  As a new mother, Sara took a road trip that tested her marriage and drove her to the brink of insanity.  What crazy road trips do you remember - as a child or as the parent?
All music in this episode provided, with permission, by Kelley McRae and can be purchased at www.kelleymcrae.com.  

How did the Sarakeet decide to tell stories?  This introduction talks about who Sara is and why she's chosen to share her stories with you.  All Music by Kelley Mcrae, used with permission, and available for purchase at www.kelleymcrae.com

Do you remember certain pivotal moments in your life?  How do you decide it's time to share a story? Sara talks about riding bikes and climbing trees. What things about your child self do you wish were more present in your adult life? 
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