In this episode of "My 99 Cousins," host Devin Andersen visits Houston to support his sister Charlotte while she stays in the hospital with her son Liam who is recovering from a surgery to remove cancer. while there he interviews his cousin Sarah and her husband, Forrest. They discuss Sarah's mission in Ciudad Obregón, Mexico, her love for languages, and the importance of family connections. Sarah shares memorable experiences from her mission, including a conversion story and overcoming dengue fever, while reflecting on the rewarding aspects of her service and her decision to major in linguistics at BYU.

Forrest talks about his upbringing in Palmer, Alaska, his mission in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and the miracles he witnessed there. The couple recounts their meeting at BYU, their relationship journey, and their life with their four children. They also discuss their aspirations, such as living in a French-speaking country, and share personal stories, including Sarah's scare during a pregnancy and Forest's childhood experience on a glacier. The conversation highlights their deep family bonds and the joy of reuniting with loved ones.

The episode delves into language acquisition, with Sarah and Forrest emphasizing the importance of exposure and immersion. They share their methods for teaching their children multiple languages and discuss the significance of early exposure to different sounds. The couple also touches on the concept of loan words and the evolving nature of language. The podcast concludes with Devin expressing gratitude for the support during his infertility journey and inviting Sarah and Forest to a family reunion, ending on a hopeful note celebrating family connections and shared experiences.