In this episode of A-Squared Ramblers, Alex and Adriana start with a simple question: why does Easter move every year? What begins as curiosity about spring holidays turns into a surprisingly interesting explanation involving the equinox and the first full moon of the season.

That discovery opens the door to bigger questions. How did ancient civilizations track lunar cycles so precisely? How were pyramids built across continents with such similar design? And how much of what we call conspiracy is really just unanswered history?

From there, the conversation shifts into pop culture territory with Indiana Jones nostalgia, Harrison Ford age math, Star Wars confusion, and excitement over Spaceballs 2 making a return.

The tone turns more serious as the discussion moves to a high-profile missing person case involving Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie. That story raises modern concerns about surveillance, doorbell cameras, cloud storage, and whether our data truly disappears just because we did not pay for a subscription.

The episode closes with a broader question that affects everyone: are we being listened to, or are we just noticing what was always there?

In this episode of A-Squared Ramblers, Alex and Adriana settle into a relaxed, candid check-in that covers everything from Super Bowl weekend expectations (or the lack thereof) to family book club moments and the slow realization that small habits can turn into real commitments.

Alex talks about how a New Year’s resolution to learn line dancing quickly escalates into buying boots, showing up to country nights, and actually feeling confident on the dance floor. The conversation then shifts to the surprisingly emotional hunt for a new hairstylist in Nashville, unpacking the “warm fuzzy” factor, city prices, and whether a $60 haircut should really come without a wash.

They wrap things up by marveling at February sunshine that feels way too warm, people vacuuming cars and wearing shorts far too early, and the ongoing debate over trusting groundhogs, zodiac signs, or neither to predict the weather. It’s a cozy, classic Ramblers episode about adulting, routines, and finding joy where you can, even when the seasons don’t make sense.

In this episode of A-Squared Ramblers, hosts Alex and Adriana catch up after a week that delivered just about everything at once. From a rare and brutal ice storm that left hundreds of thousands without power in the Nashville area, to frozen trees literally exploding under the weight of ice, Alex shares what it was like to be without electricity for nearly a full week and temporarily relocate to Kentucky with pets in tow. The conversation unpacks the realities of infrastructure strain, power grid limitations, and the ripple effects storms have on families, travel, work, and daily life.

The episode also takes a more personal turn as both hosts share recent injuries, from a surprise shoulder dislocation to a painful knee fall that led to braces and X-rays. Through it all, Alex and Adriana reflect on lessons learned, gratitude for community support, and finding small wins in the middle of chaos. The mood lightens as Alex talks about committing to line dancing, splurging on new boots, and embracing something fun and grounding after a tough stretch. It is a candid, reflective, and very real conversation about resilience, recovery, and keeping your boots on the ground even when everything else feels upside down.