Though partners in every sense, Shellie and Andrew lacked one crucial document: a marriage license. This seemingly minor oversight held immense weight when Andrew was tragically killed in a bike accident. What they'd assumed was "just a piece of paper" suddenly became a barrier to Shellie's rights and protections.

Listen in as Shellie shares her story and gives crucial advice to any couple holding off on marriage until the time is right.

The holidays are here and that can bring on not so fun feelings. Holly, Lacey, Keira and Whitney talk about how to snap out of the holiday blahs.

This is part 2 of Dana and Robert's story after a devastating diagnosis of glioblastoma. Dana shares how they handled the grim diagnosis, what she did to keep sane, and the sweet way Robert ensured he would be at his daughters' weddings.

Dana and Robert had a thriving financial planning business, two precious daughters, and a full life. They had no idea when they met Kiera and were touched by her own story that a few months later, Robert would be fighting for his own life. Dana sits with Whitney, Keira, and Holly to share Robert's final months after being diagnosed with a brain tumor, Glioblastoma.

Grief is hard, but believe it or not, there are some good things that can come out of the grief journey. The widows touch on this idea and give some of their own examples of the good side of grief. (We dedicate this episode to Whitney's sweet bulldog, Wembley! )

Holly brings in one of her long standing phrases. The widows share some of the things that make them mad. Golf widows, keeping score, crying on social media and other people’s opinion on when widows can date are all addressed! Lacey is the voice of reason. Keira won't stop talking about the Golden Bachelor, and Whitney causes a scene.