Taylor and Jen discover a new breakfast food. Jean Holthaus gives advice on building emotional margin. Forgiveness is hard.

It's stressful enough when your child leaves home for college, trade school, basic training, or whatever the next chapter looks like. But during a global pandemic? There's an extra layer of anxiety involved, and Jean Holthaus, author of Managing Worry and Anxiety: Practical Tools to Help You Deal with Life's Challenges provides wisdom and encouragement to help you make it through this season.

Jen makes a not-so-startling confession. Taylor defends soft cookies. Dr. Heidi shares encouragement to find joy in the present moment.

The Sidewalk Prophets lead singer talks to Taylor and Jen about 3D, pet teeth, and fatherhood. Learn more about the 3D virtual concert on August 22 at https://life1071.com/event/sidewalk-prophets-virtual-concert/

Taylor has a weird insecurity. Jen's children have a terrifying request. Jean Holthaus provides practical tips to combat anxiety over children leaving for college.

Jen's friend doesn't like donuts. Dr. Heidi helps us process our stress over the Return to Learn plans. A cat falls for an elaborate scheme.

Jen gets defensive about her cereal. Taylor defends his college bedframe. Pets require too much maintenance.

Jen learns basic home maintenance. Taylor explains how a verse in Jeremiah helps him through the pandemic. Cities have weird names.

Taylor has strong feelings about hornets. Dr. Heidi discusses the importance of addressing our loneliness. Jen befriends a squirrel.

Taylor's cat is famous. Jen makes a mess. Crawford Loritts returns with more insight on prayer and love in the midst of COVID-19 and racial tension.