James Vester Miller was a mastor mason and bricklayer who was born to an enslaved mother and grew up to build much of downtown Asheville. Many of his projects can still be seen and enjoyed today and as an homage to his legacy, his descendants have put together a walking trail to learn more about these historic buildings.

Kyle and Murph wax poetic about their hometowns and the histories they know as well as their experiences growing up in completely different towns. While Murph grew up in an area rich with history and generations of people who are all connected to the same place, Kyle grew up in a much younger community, only really developed within the past 70 years.

Murph and Kyle discuss some ghost towns across the country and decide if they'd ever purchase or live in a ghost town. Kyle recalls a few ghost towns he's visited in the past and shares stories of other generally ghost-themed places he's been to.