Rich and Bill welcome the author of Too Brown to Keep, Judy Fambrough-Billingsley. The author shares her long healing journey to feel loved and valued after being put up for adoption as a newborn interracial baby.

Guests join end-of-life specialist Barbara Karnes, R.N., to discuss how a positive hospice experience helped with their grief at the end of life.

Prisoners released from San Quentin share with hosts Rich and Bill the grief they experienced while in prison. They also share the tools, such as music, that helped them to heal.

Bill and Rich welcome James Patton, president and CEO of the International Center for Religion & Diplomacy (ICRD). ICRD is a conflict resolution organization that seeks to elevate and integrate the role of multi-faith religious actors, institutions, and values in preventing and resolving violence. He discusses with Bill and Rich his organization’s interfaith approach to the grief associated with climate change and the environment.

Author and minister Meghan Smith Brooks shares her grief journey after the traumatic loss of her 29-year-old son. Richard and Bill discuss with Meghan the gifts she has discovered as she has healed.

Questions and responses from viewers and Barbara Karnes, R.N., surrounding the end of our human experience.

Hosts Bill and Rich welcome two Unity ministers and an author to discuss tools to prevent the grief of unfulfilled New Year’s resolutions. Kim Stanwood Terranova, author of The Technology of Intention, shares her ideas. Rev. Sharon Ketchum and Rev. Kurt Condra will discuss rituals and techniques they have implemented in their ministries.

Rich and Bill welcome guest Holly Barker, who is the founder of Grief Anonymous, the not-for-profit Grief Resource Network, and the Jordan Barker Foundation. Holly will discuss the unique aspects of grief during the holiday season and Grief Anonymous’ tools for dealing with it.

Fritz Gilbert is an author and founder of the blog The Retirement Manifesto. He shares with Rich and Bill his successful transition into retirement and how he has helped others deal with aspects of grief to achieve a great retirement. Two Unity ministers, Revs. John Strickland and Anne Murphy, also share their retirement experiences.

Francis Weller is a psychotherapist, author, and soul artist. He shares with Bill and Rich his work with ritual as a healing tool for grief.