Kelly and Stephanie look at how watching TV during times of uncertainty can be good for our mental health, reasons why we might be drawn to shows we have seen a million times and the balance between TV being a stress reliever or a hindrance.

Kelly and Stephanie telephonically record this week's episode due to social distancing. So, in addition to dealing with technical issues, hear us talk about how to handle a parent who oversteps boundaries and how much weight should we put on others opinions on our relationships.

Kelly and Stephanie talk about Netflix's Love is Blind and discuss if a dating system when you can't see the other person actually work and vulnerability's role in creating connection.

Kelly and Stephanie talk about Showtime's Couple Therapy and answer therapy-related questions from listeners.

Kelly and Stephanie talk about grief in general and why Kobe's loss hit close to home for some people.

Kelly and Stephanie discuss the recent news about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepping down from being senior members of the royal family, what it means to follow what's best for your own family and why do we judge as humans.

Kelly and Stephanie look at Amazon's Brittany Runs A Marathon and talk about new year goal setting and the importance of not just physical but emotional growth.

Kelly and Stephanie look at the holiday classic, Home Alone, and discuss why Kevin was acting like a "little jerk", why moms should be easier on themselves and why we love this movie so much.

Kelly and Stephanie look at Netflix's Marriage Story and talk about the things that potentially caused resentment in Nicole and Charlie's relationship and alternative ways to navigate the divorce process.

Kelly and Stephanie discuss how assumptions can affect relationships and the proper way to repair a relationship injury.