Losing someone close to you is the sort of thing that can turn your whole world upside down, but even as your world feels like it's stopped, life keeps moving on around you. Dr. Heidi Warner shares advice on how to face the mundane, everyday challenges that come up while walking through grief.

How to get your teens to open up / Confusing license plates / Pet sets

Sometimes, you can tell your child has something on their mind that they need to talk about it, but they don't feel like they can share it with you. Dr. Heidi Warner shares helpful advice on how to help your kids feel more at ease sharing hard things with you.

The power of a compliment / "Upon Further Review..." movies / Memorable birthday parties

Anne Wilson talks to Taylor and Jen about how people loved her family through their grief, her love for outer space, and a surprising sick day meal.

While it's true that deep friendship doesn't happen without vulnerability, it's also true that it can be risky to share your deep hurts and insecurities. When you open up to someone you think you can trust, there's always a risk that you could scare them away. Dr. Heidi shares how to respond if your vulnerability backfires and why it's actually freeing to know opening up is a risk.

Food crimes / Getting to know God when your life falls apart / Taylor hasn't seen THIS movie

Crowder calls Taylor and Jen to talk about outer space, hazard gear, and how his new album points to unity.

From your perspective, the thing worrying your child, friend, or spouse may not be a big deal. Even so, the emotions they feel are real and should be addressed. Dr. Heidi Warner shares the value of healthy, biblical validation.

The unwritten rules of life / Interpreting your dog / Mountaintop experiences and depression