Pulled it out of the trash / Generations with the worst menu anxiety / "I can't fall asleep unless..."

The world of insurance can be overwhelming. With policies available for everything from vehicles to kitchen appliances, how do we decide which policies are the wisest investments? Guy shares some helpful ways to think about insurance with Taylor and Jen.

Good friendships are special. When you find people who are life-giving to be around and who you know you can trust, it's a blessing. But how are we supposed to make and keep friends when life gets so busy? Dr. Heidi shares some thoughts and advice.

Food crimes / Getting to know God when your life falls apart / Taylor hasn't seen THIS movie (From the archives)

You can believe all the right things: God loves you, he wants the best for you, and he works all things for your good. And yet with all that knowledge, you can still end up feeling a lot of anxiety. Dr. Heidi explains how we can move our head knowledge of God into a heart belief that leads us to live out our faith.

Your weird dog / Catching things that don't want to be caught / Why were you late?

Talking about retirement funds can feel like you're speaking in a different language. If your eyes glaze over when you hear about Roth, 401(k), IRA, 403(b), and other abbreviations, Michelle from Compass Financial Services is here to help simplify things.

You know it's important to rest, but sometimes it's not enough to just stop doing the things to exhaust you. Sometimes you need to recharge. Dr. Heidi shares some advice on how to regularly stay recharged.

Food tastes better when you touch it / The unexpected benefit of unity / Who's the boss of your hair?

If you have children, one of your biggest financial commitments could end up being their post-high school education. There are a variety of tools to help you save for college, and Guy breaks down how to approach them and what the advantages are to using a 529 plan. (From the archives)