In this episode, Rick talks about how hard work and effort pay off. Don't be afraid to try new things, don't settle. Featured music includes: "The Greatest" by Kenny Rogers and "Settlin'" by Sugar Land.

In this episode of the round table, our trio, using examples from their own lives, discuss the boogie man. Stay to the end to hear the secret song!

In this episode, Rick discusses how life is about messing up and learning. The struggle is real, face the waves head on. Learn to be strong. Featured music includes: "Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton and "You Are Enough" by Citizen Solider.

In this episode, Rick talks about blame and the guilt survivors feel after the fact, and how it is never mentioned in the media. Featured music includes: "When Legends Rise" by GodSmack and "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" by Daughtry and Lzzy Hale.

In this episode, Rick, Shari and Rebecca discuss the challenges of respect: do you earn respect, or should you be respected because you were born?

In this episode, Rick discusses how using comparisons won't make you happier. Featured music includes: "Good To Be Me" by Uncle Kracker and Kid Rock and "Country Strong" by Gwyneth Paltrow.

In this episode, Rick discusses how we need to face the wind head on in times of trouble, to push through the heavy times. Featured songs include: "Wasted Days" by John Mellencamp and Bruce Springsteen and "Against The Wind" by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band.

Rick, Shari and Rebecca discuss the last 3 lessons we can take from Carl Jung to help understand ourselves better: Cultivating Self-Reflection, Seeking Balance in All Aspects of Life and Embracing the Lifelong Journey of Self Discovery.

In this follow up episode, Rick discusses, how even positive labels can be harmful. It is important not to beat yourself up for having given labels to people in the past. You are a work in progress. Featured music includes: "Under Your Scars" by Godsmack and "Second Chance" by Shine Down.

In this episode, Rick discusses how nicknames and labels may seem innocent and cute, but can in reality be harmful. Featured songs include: "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" by Jim Croce and "I've Got A Name" by Jim Croce.