In this powerful episode, I sit down with Roseanne Dawes, a mother whose journey through heartbreak, surrender, and unexpected grace will stay with you long after the episode ends.

Roseanne shares the deeply personal story of the eight months when her son broke all contact with her—months filled with uncertainty, fear, and the pain of not knowing how to move forward. What began as a devastating experience became the catalyst for a profound internal shift.

As she wrestled with sorrow and confusion, Roseanne began to see the limitations of her own black-and-white thinking. She recognized the ways she had clung to certainty, control, and “the right way,” and how those patterns had unintentionally created distance in her most cherished relationships. With honesty and humility, she describes the moment she realized that her son’s choices were never hers to manage.

Her story is tender, relatable, and full of hope. Together, we talk about:

• How to move from fear and judgment to compassion and trust

• Letting go of the illusion of control

• The life-changing truth that every one of us—no matter our path, questions, or choices—is always in God’s hands

If you’ve ever loved someone who is choosing a different direction, or if your heart aches for a child who has pulled away, this episode is a gentle reminder that God is working in ways we cannot see. Roseanne’s journey shows us that peace is possible, healing is real, and no one is ever beyond the reach of divine love.

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In this deeply personal and faith-affirming episode, Shiree shares tender stories of young people—and her own experience—wrestling with God’s silence. From a returned missionary praying on a mountainside for a butterfly that never came, to a young woman pleading in the celestial room for assurance, to Shiree’s teenage prayers that seemed to go unheard for months, we explore the painful question so many ask:

Why doesn’t God answer when we are trying so hard to reach Him?

Through scripture, personal witnesses, and sacred examples - this episode invites us to see unanswered prayers not as abandonment, but as part of God’s refining, strengthening, deeply intentional plan.

This episode is a reminder that God has a plan, even when we don’t understand it. He sees what we cannot. And while His timing may feel painfully slow, He is always near, always aware, always working for our highest good.

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Join Shiree and special guest Michelle D. Craig, former First Counselor in the General Young Women Presidency, for a heartfelt conversation about the pain, growth, and unexpected beauty that can come from life’s hardest seasons.

Together they explore what it means to feel the feelings without losing hope, how to recognize Christ’s hand in the smallest details of our lives, and the powerful difference between our job and His job.

Michelle shares insights about trusting the Savior through uncertainty and reminds us that He always stands ready to rescue, heal, and save—no matter where we are on the path.

If you’ve ever wondered how to find faith and meaning in the middle of struggle, this episode will speak peace to your heart.

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CORRECTION: The book "Feelings Buried Alive Never Die" mentioned on this episode is by Karole K. Truman.

We’ve all had those moments when a small thing unexpectedly stirs up a big emotional reaction. One minute you’re fine, and the next you’re blindsided—hurt, frustrated, or in tears—without fully understanding why.

In today’s episode, Shiree shares a personal experience that exposed a long-standing trigger she didn’t even know she had. Through this story, she shows how recognizing the root of a trigger can bring surprising clarity, emotional healing, and greater peace in relationships.

You’ll learn a simple but powerful technique she uses to identify and release triggers—one that has brought real change in her own life. If you’re ready to stop carrying emotional “rocks” in your backpack and start lightening the load, this episode is for you.

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You can't choose your trials, but you can choose your attitude. That is the main message of today's guest, Vanessa Kyrobie, who faced sudden and extreme medical challenges that threatened her life after years of perfect health. While her trials may be very different from the ones you are facing, her profound message may inspire you to see your own life and trials in a different light.

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Last week, I got triggered.
One unexpected moment sent my emotions spiraling — hurt, confusion, and frustration all at once. If you’ve ever been blindsided by a wave of feelings you didn’t see coming, you know exactly what that feels like.

In this episode, I share a personal experience of being emotionally triggered and the process I used to work through those painful feelings and find genuine peace again. It didn’t happen by ignoring or suppressing what I felt — it happened by doing the work, and turning it over to God.

If you’ve ever stewed over something for days, wishing you could feel better but not knowing how, this episode will give you hope and show you that the miracle of real emotional healing is possible.

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"Giving it to God" Visualization

In this heartfelt conversation, Shiree sits down with her close friend Melonie Mullen to explore what it means to "give them what they want", and how doing so can heal us as well as the people we care about.

Melonie shares how she learned to read and respect her loved ones’ non-verbal cues, and how choosing to honor what they were actually communicating—even if it wasn’t said outright—transformed her relationships.

Together, we talk about:

• 👀 How to recognize what loved ones are really saying through their actions and body language

• 💗 How giving them what they want can actually be a meaningful way to show love

• 🌿 How honoring unspoken wishes can bring strained relationships back to a place of warmth and trust

This episode offers real hope—showing that you can find peace in your relationships without the other person having to change.

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Guilt is something we all wrestle with—but did you know not all guilt is the same? Sometimes it can guide us toward healing and growth, and other times it traps us in shame and emotional bondage.

In this episode, Shiree shares a personal story she carried for years, and how she learned to recognize the difference between what she calls “Satan’s guilt”—the kind that humiliates, isolates, and keeps us stuck—and “God’s guilt”—the kind that humbles us, leads to repentance, and ultimately brings peace.

If you’ve ever wondered why guilt feels so heavy, or how to move from endless shame into real healing, this episode will help you see guilt in a new light and find a path forward.

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This episode is a little different—instead of Shiree interviewing a guest, she shares an interview where she was the one answering the questions. With permission, Shiree airs her recent conversation with Chad Shober, host of The Pneuma Meditation podcast.

Chad’s podcast is non-denominational, created to bring people of different faiths together through Christ-like love, respect, and understanding. In this open and heartfelt interview, Shiree shares:

• Personal stories from her life and the struggles that shaped her

• How those challenges have transformed her perspective

• What her biggest challenge is right now

• Insights on finding peace and connection across differences

It’s a refreshing, raw, and uplifting conversation about faith, growth, and unity—you won’t want to miss this one.

🎥 Watch the video version and listen to Chad’s original episode HERE.

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Have you ever felt pressured to say “yes” when everything inside you wanted to say “no”? Maybe you worried about disappointing someone, being judged, or letting someone down. Those moments can feel like walking through a thick fog—confusing, disorienting, and hard to see clearly.

In this episode, Shiree shares real-life stories that illustrate how easy it is to get stuck in the trap of FOG: Fear, Obligation, and Guilt. She walks you through three simple but powerful questions that can cut through the haze and bring clarity when you’re torn about what to do.

You’ll discover how these three questions can guide you out of FOG and help you navigate even the trickiest relationships—especially with loved ones who may see life differently than you do.

No healthy relationship can be built on fear, obligation, and guilt. Tune in and learn how to step out of the fog and into clarity.

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