Jim tells his tale of salvaging old wood from railroad snow fences, and how it was too good to last.

Geneva seeks healing in traditional and nontraditional ways, and discovers that uncertainty can be a key to deeper truths.

Margie describes her time as an anthropologist in Alaska and the remarkable woman she met there who survived the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918.

Curt describes raising his three kids and how it has shown him the joys of parenting in the modern era.

Ellen describes her path of self-discovery, and the strength and beauty she found along the way.

Bailey wrestles with his identity, but ultimately finds the courage to be his true self.

As a teenager, Kate must contend with the reality of losing her mother, and how it will shape her life going forward.

Sue describes her experiences as a theater actress and the wisdom she learned along the way.

Kathy fights to stay with the love of her life.

Robin's traveling companion Kate teaches her a profound lesson about friendship and letting go.