Cessna 182 | Wichita, KS to Monroe, LA; Lots of IMC, ATC helps us Split Moderate/Heavy Red Cells?

Flying the Cessna 182 from Wichita, Kansas to visit Janis' dad in Monroe, LA. We typically fly into Ruston, but wanted to support a upcoming locally owned FBO at Monroe's airport; Hangar 7.
Note: they are in process of finishing up their new facility which will "actually" be in Hangar 7, in the interim they are operating out of Hangar 12. But at least it made for a humorous taxi instructions!
Spoiler alert, by the time we got near the weather, Red Cells were dissipating and we had a wide gap between them as well.
We were planning on what to do approximately 100nm prior if weather stayed the same or worsened. We had an airport picked out at Janis’ brothers in Camden, AR and wait it out if weather was a no-go.

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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - IFR Clearance
01:00 - Taxiing
02:00 - Takeoff
03:00 - On Course Cruise
03:35 - Checking out en-route weather
09:40 - Fort Worth Center giving us a heads up on moderate/heavy precipitation
11:15 - IFR / In the Soup/Precipitation
13:20 - ATC advising of weather ahead, current route looks good
14:20 - Splitting two heavy cells, staying in moderate precipitation
15:10 - ATC advises heading change to stay in moderate precipitation
16:00 - Starting decent into Monroe
17:00 - Starting decent to 2,100'
17:40 - Breaking out of clouds
18:30 - Cleared for Visual Rwy-04
20:00 - On final
23:35 - Taxiing comedy/humor
24:05 - Bose A20 Bluetooth/iPhone works nice!

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