Get your fix of bad family before our summer break. Catch up with us as we review the season, talk about how we’ve changed, how we’re the same and what’s coming in Season 2. We love our listeners. Thanks for supporting us on this bad, bad journey. Bad means good, you get it?

After Courtney cracks at work, bad family talks mental health and checking in with our feelings. After briefly reviewing folklore, bad family makes some surprising realizations about the podcast... and how it may be part of a heritage we didn’t connect.

After last week's talk of redefining values, bad family is here pointing them out. Hear us talk about the values we each chose, as well as about the late John Lewis and the inspired idea of good trouble, today.

A bad family milestone: our 10th episode. Join us as we introduce our sister Meagan, discuss leaving the Mormon church, and dissect our patriarchal blessings.

The Fourth of July stirred some feelings this year. Join bad family as we talk about American mythos, what it means to be an American, the narrative of the frontier, and opportunity versus equality in America. Basically a light, little jaunt through the country...

This episode has nothing to do with Las Vegas. Join bad family as we hash out our biggest fears, laugh at Lincoln’s experience with psychedelics on a park bench and talk about relationship lessons learned. Buckle up.

This week we get to the real real! In our most intimate episode yet, bad family talks about spending money and breaks down Courtney’s latest business idea (inclusive sizing in women’s footwear) as well as some failed ideas from before. Best of all, Lincoln graces us with an end-of-episode surprise for the record books. Stick around.

Don’t miss this special birthday fool episode where Courtney’s use of Mormon metaphor takes a turn for the worst. Bad family pushes through and digs in to discuss pride, identity, and personal stumbling blocks in 2020. We continue to get real, real quick. Come along.

Bad family is digging into the hard stuff. Join us as we discuss our vulnerabilities: getting it wrong, getting it right, looking at Monument Avenue in Richmond, VA, and understanding our deep-seated conflict avoidance. Buckle up and listen in because our family is your family.

In a week of protests, riots, and calls for change, join bad family as we discuss our own experience of feeling "other" or half-caste while talking through racism and injustice in America. #BlackLivesMatter