This episode of Cabernet Chronicles recounts the incredible survival story of Harrison Okene, who survived 60 hours trapped underwater in an upside-down tugboat. Follow along as Aimee Lynn and Donny discuss the harrowing details of the incident, Harrison's struggle for survival, and the eventual rescue operation that brought him back to life. The conversation also touches on the psychological impact of such a traumatic experience and Harrison's journey after the incident, including his return to the sea as a commercial diver.

In this episode of Cabernet Chronicles, Aimee Lynn, and Donny explore the intriguing phenomenon known as the Third Man Factor, where individuals in life-threatening situations report experiencing a guiding presence. They delve into historical accounts, scientific theories, and personal anecdotes, including the harrowing experiences of survivors from the 9/11 attacks and a cave diving incident. The conversation highlights the psychological and emotional aspects of survival, the power of the mind, and the potential for inner strength during extreme stress.

In this episode of Cabernet Chronicles, Aimee Lynn and Jett Breedlove delve into the fascinating history of the Seattle fire and the subsequent rise of the Seattle Underground. They explore the formation of Seattle, the catastrophic Great Seattle Fire of 1889, and the remarkable story of Madame Lou, a madam who became a significant figure in Seattle's history. The conversation highlights the importance of local history, the impact of community figures, and the lessons learned from past mistakes.