Janna &Jared sit down with Licensed Professional Counselor, Heather Marshall of Montani Mental Health to discuss the stigmas, stereotypes, and solutions surrounding mental health. It's okay not to be okay. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health dial 988 for help.

Janna & Jared tackle a few more questions from listeners. Jared talks about how he deals with all the sadness and what makes a good funeral director.

Janna & Jared discuss listener feedback and answer some questions. As a reminder, you can provide feedback, ask questions, and comment by visiting our Facebook page or emailing us at [email protected]

Do you dread going to work? When Monday comes, are you already thinking about Friday? In this episode Janna and Jared discuss the hard things about work. How the culture of work is shifting and many folks may feel insignificant in their jobs. They also challenge you to consider how you interact with those at work everyday.

Jared and Janna sit down with their first guest, Kevin Armstrong. Publisher of Stroll Cheat Lake Magazine- Owner of Believe, Lead, Inspire- Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member -Personal Trainer-Coach -Active community member, Husband and Father.

In this episode, we discuss all things February and the extra day, thanks to leap year. What will you do with an extra day? You could catch up on a project, laundry, or school work. Maybe you will get together with old friends and share a special day making memories.

In this episode, we delve into the human experience and how your beliefs shape who you are. We also catch up from our three-month hiatus. We challenge you to look inward at what you believe and why you believe it.

Jared sits down with his co-workers, Justin, Tabitha, and Ethan, to discuss their career choice of funeral service, changes, and challenges along the way. They share a little about themselves so you can get to know them better.

Janna & Jared discuss traditions in their own families. They reflect on the noticeable absence of those traditions during the pandemic and how it has changed how we gather. They tackle the importance of continuing traditions and creating new ones along the way. Have fun with us as you consider your own traditions and the responsibilities to keep traditions relevant in our families.

Jared opens up about a recent loss in his own family and how he dealt with caring for his own father.