In this episode we are from the man himself, Ryan's father. We discuss different parenting styles, dealing with addiction, and life in our hometown of Etowah. 

In this episode we get to hear Ryan start to come to terms, AGAIN, that maybe his behavior has been unacceptable. We talk about porn/sex addiction, and the shame that comes from struggling with something so prevalent in many of our lives. Join us as we try and pinpoint exactly what drives compulsive sexual behavior as Ryan continues to wait to finally meet with his therapist on the 28th after calling around for months. 

In this episode, we have an exclusive interview with none other than Ryan's mom. We discuss who her favorite son is, watching her children grow-up, and the struggles that come from watching addiction effect your children. We also dive into topics like helping vs. enabling, and how there is still shame associated with having addiction in the family.  

Do you ever feel like you make a goal list and seem never to be able to stick to it? Well, so do we, but maybe this year will be different. In this episode, we discuss some of the positive and negative aspects of the new year. Come along as we figure out how good our 2022 vision will be. 

In this episode we have two extremely special guests, Ariana's father, and Ryan's mother. They take us through their different perspectives growing up around the world, their different opinions on mental health topics, and which of them is an introvert or extrovert. Listen as we delve into chaos with some of the people that helped bring us into this world. 

In this episode we discuss some of the benefits of ketamine that don't include tranquilizing horses. We discuss some of the therapeutic aspects and the reasons why Ryan has decided to potentially begin the journey himself. Do you guys have any experience with ketamine therapy? 

 On this episode, recorded on the anniversary of our grandmother's passing, we talk about dealing with grief, different religions, and ponder what happens to us when we pass away.