In the community of Ojo Encino, New Mexico, you'll find ranchers and construction workers, kids having a water fight and graffiti. Nick talks to them all and gets a glimpse into their views on spirituality, parenting, and more. He also finds out just how potable the spring water really is. Plus, Nick meets a sweetheart of a horse named Bullseye. Join us in the eastern edge of the Navajo Nation as we cruise the dirt roads and meet some locals in Ojo Encino.

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