In this episode of the Good Neighbors of Texas podcast, we’re joined by Elisa Johnson, the head of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and School, and Little Sheep Learning Center. Elisa shares the inspiring story behind these faith-based institutions, which provide a nurturing environment for children from six weeks old through sixth grade. With a focus on academic excellence, spiritual growth, and personalized care, Elisa explains how the school has grown significantly since its inception, addressing the community's need for high-quality childcare and education. She discusses the challenges of growth, the importance of building strong relationships with families, and the unique culture that sets Good Shepherd apart. Elisa's passion for service and dedication to the children and families in Bastrop shines through, as she reflects on the impact of the school’s commitment to care and holistic education. See more.

Welcome to the Good Neighbors of Texas Podcast, episode 21! Today, we're joined by Eric Davis, the owner of Mr. Ed Handyman. Eric takes a straightforward approach to providing top-quality handyman services, ensuring every project is completed with reliability and care. From small jobs like light fixture installations to larger renovation projects, Eric aims to bring order to your home, no matter the task. In this episode, we’ll dive into Eric’s journey—from his background in multifamily renovations to his passion for tackling “honey-do” lists. Plus, he shares some renovation horror stories and insights into what sets his business apart. Please tune in to hear more about how Eric's dedication to communication, reliability, and quality sets him apart in the handyman world! Check out more.

Welcome to the Good Neighbors of Texas Podcast! In this episode, we’re taking you inside Gravity District—Bastrop’s home for total wellness—with founder Stacy Braden. From barre and Pilates to aerial silks, pole fitness, and bungee classes, Gravity District isn’t just about movement—it’s about empowerment, play, and building a community where everyone can soar, no matter their age or experience.

Stacy shares how her own journey from injury to inspiration launched a movement space like no other, debunks common myths about pole and aerial arts, and reveals the surprising magic that happens when people give themselves permission to have fun again.

Whether you're curious about trying something new or looking for a fresh way to connect with your body and community, this conversation is full of laughs, heart, and high-flying inspiration. See More