In this special episode, we turn the tables - Dr Chuck Edwards II is interviewed by his son, Chuck Edwards III.

With candor and love, the two explore themes that have guided their family through the twists and turns of life, career and relationships.

Super-ager Larry Dagenhart explores the three rules that keep him young, healthy and active: Do good work, have some fun, and don't be arrogant. And the biggest rule: leave things better than you found them.

A conversation about dealing with adversity and the importance of "keeping on" when life isn't fair.

Featuring Robert McMillan

Camille Salisbury's husband Andy was diagnosed with Parkinson's when their youngest child was an infant. Thirty years later, the family's motto is still "Never Give Up!" Together they've raised money, awareness and lifted each other throughout the journey.

Featuring Camille Salisbury, Sara Salisbury Reddy, and Andy Salisbury, Jr

Dr. Edwards and Shelly Sedory, RN, re-enact a conversation between Dr. Edwards and a caregiver coming to accept that her husband has dementia.

Featuring Shelly Sedory, RN

This conversation examines a decision many face: whether to age in place at home or move to a facility.

The Chapmans have moved into a retirement community, and reflect on the decision, the adjustment, and their lives today.

Dr. Edwards interviews his old friend Margo Woodacre, who cared for her husband through his dementia journey. Margo reflects on a lifetime of reinvention, and finding the strength to grow through adversity.

To learn more about our guest Margo Woodacre, visit margo360.com.

A continuation of a conversation that began in Season 1. After a 7-year caregiving journey, Linde's husband has passed away. Eighteen months later, Dr. Edwards checks in.

A conversation about Dr. Edwards' second book – Late Fragment: Notes on the Later Stages of Life – and the process of writing it, with the book's editor.