Jeni: Seeking the Extraordinary

In this first episode, Jeni and co-host, Sarah, give the viewers a preview of their adventures while filming the premier season of Jeni:Seeking the Extraordinary

Jeni and Sarah head to the Bavarian-themed town of Frankenmuth, Michigan where they visit the world's largest Christmas store and Sugar High Cupcake Shop -winner of the Cupcake Wars on the TV Food Network.

Our girls go for a wild ATV ride at a campsite in Illinois before heading to the historic Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, where they make the famous "Hot Brown" with the head chef.

eni and Sarah visit the Louisville Slugger factory and go zip lining 70 feet above the cavern floor at Mega Caverns, located 100 feet beneath the city streets.

Off to Franklin, Tennessee to try their skills on a high ropes course, and tour a US Civil War site.

Next stop for Jeni and Sarah is Pigeon Forge, Tennessee where they go indoor skydiving. Enroute, they stop off at Connie's Kitchen and take on a challenge of eating 11 lbs of pancake.

Our hosts head to Ashville, North Carolina, and stop off to enjoy tree-top zip lining and white water rafting.

In this episode, Jeni and Sarah travel to Savannah, Georgia, where they visit the Tybee Island lighthouse and explore this historic southern city.

Jeni and Sarah head to Jacksonville, Florida where they visit the city zoo and tour the Wounded Warrior Project.

On this episode, Jeni and Sarah go to Orlando, Florida where they visit the House of Hope national headquarters before heading to Gatorland, where they have encounters with huge alligators, a python snake and a couple tarantellas!

Jeni and Sarah visit Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, where they became friends. They also spend some R & R at The Gaylord Palm Resort in Kissimmee.

n this final episode, Jeni and Sarah visit Lavender N' Lace Tearoom near Lake Alfred and then head to one of Florida's beautiful beaches on the Gulf of Mexico. They also visit a historical site where Rev. Billy Graham received his call to ministry