Actress, writer, director, and producer Bonnie Hunt recalls her award-winning film “Return to Me,” her friendship with actor Carroll O’Connor who starred in that movie, and the selflessness she learned from her mom Alice, which continues to inspire her.

Bonnie Hunt - the writer, director, producer, and actress known for films including “Cheaper by the Dozen,” “Jumanji,” and “Return to Me” - discusses her life growing up in a large Catholic family in Chicago, why she pursued a career as a nurse, the devastation      she felt after her father’s sudden death at age 50, and why she interpreted an unexpected encounter with a patient she was caring for as a sign from her father in heaven.

Hallmark Channel actress Nikki DeLoach discusses her dedication to the Alzheimer’s Association in light of her father’s diagnosis with dementia, her son’s battle with multiple heart defects, and how her faith is guiding her through difficult times.  Host: Tony Rossi. 

Maurice Benard, the actor who plays Sonny Corinthos on "General Hospital" and who authored the Christopher Award-winning memoir “Nothing General About It: How Love (and Lithium) Saved Me On and Off ‘General Hospital’” further discusses his mental health struggles and his efforts to bring hope and healing to others enduring similar struggles. Host: Tony Rossi

“General Hospital” star Maurice Benard discusses his longtime mental health advocacy grounded in his own diagnosis with bipolar disorder earlier in life, his recent battle with suicidal inclinations due to anxiety and depression, and how he was saved through a combination of God, family, therapy, and medication. Host: Tony Rossi

Christopher Award-winning author Kate Bowler discusses her latest memoir “No Cure for Being Human,” her search for realistic hope and peace while facing down cancer, how we can all learn to live with the hardships and strife that life sometimes brings our way, and how she dealt with being bitten by a venomous copperhead snake. Host: Tony Rossi.