Jase and I recently sat down for a podcast episode where we checked in on each other through a series of intentional questions.

In the busyness of everyday life, it's easy to talk about schedules, kids, and logistics while missing the deeper conversations that help us stay connected. This episode was a chance to pause, reflect, and ask one another meaningful questions about how we're doing, what we're learning, and how we can continue growing together.

It was honest, relatable, and a reminder that strong marriages are built through ongoing communication, curiosity, and choosing to know each other more deeply with every season.

This week, we had a conversation with Blake Mycoskie about his remarkable journey—building a globally recognized company, navigating immense success, and the personal struggles that came alongside it.

He shared candidly about the lessons he's learned through both achievement and depression, offering a refreshing reminder that success doesn't always look the way we imagine it will. It was an honest conversation about purpose, identity, mental health, and what truly matters when the noise of accomplishment fades.

There were so many powerful takeaways, and I can't wait for you to hear it.

Parenting can be beautiful and overwhelming at the same time. In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Z for an honest conversation about staying present when parenting feels heavy.

If you’ve ever felt stretched thin, distracted, or unsure how to show up well in the middle of the chaos, this episode is for you. Dr. Z shares practical tips, encouraging perspective, and simple tools to help parents slow down, reconnect, and be more present with their kids—even on the hard days.

This conversation is full of hope for parents who feel overwhelmed but want to lead their families with intention, grace, and confidence.

Making friends in your 30s and 40s isn’t easy, but it’s essential. In this episode, we sit down with James Beshara, founder of Magic Mind, to talk about adult friendship, wellness, and staying deeply present in a world that constantly pulls at our attention. His incredible wife Cheney joins for her first ever podcast interview.These two are a powerhouse and we loved learning from them.

James may be a big tech founder, but he’s the antithesis of everything you’d expect from that world, kind, grounded, creative, and deeply human. He and his family have become close friends of ours, and this conversation reflects that.

This episode is about slowing down, choosing connection, and building a life that actually feels good, not just productive.

After much debate on where to move, Jason and Lo finally reveal the unlikely place they’re putting down roots with their family. A place Jason once flat-out refused to consider—for many reasons. So what changed? And why did all the signs suddenly shift?

Therapist Angie Richey is back to guide another powerful therapy session with the Kennedys. It’s the perfect reminder that when we make plans, God laughs—because nobody saw this one coming.

Actor and comedian Finesse Mitchell and his wife Adris (daughter of R&B legend El DeBarge) join to talk about life changes, marriage, and why they’re ready to leave California. From clashing over where to move, to navigating therapy and family legacies, this honest and hilarious conversation dives deep into love, growth, and keeping it real through it all.

Finesse opens up about his childhood and the powerful advice his dad gave him about fatherhood, while Adris shares what it’s like growing up in a famous family and finding balance in the spotlight.

Check out Finesse Mitchell’s tour dates and more: finessemitchell.com

We’re officially in moving mode… but here’s the catch: we have no idea where we’re going.

In this episode, Lauren and I open up about what it’s like trying to make a huge decision for our family when we’re not exactly seeing eye to eye.

There’s a lot of laughter and a little tension as we try to figure out what’s next. It’s real life: messy, exciting, and totally unpredictable.

Drop a comment and let us know. Have you been in a similar predicament? How did you decide where to move your family? We could use the advice!

OUR MOST VULNERABLE SESSION YET - LAUREN’S BREAKTHROUGH THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING.

In this honest and heartfelt episode, Jason and Lauren Kennedy sit down with therapist Angie Richey to talk about different parenting styles, raising kids in today’s world, and how couples can show up for each other while still doing the personal work it takes to grow.

They open up about the realities of marriage and parenting—the tension between two unique styles, the importance of self-awareness, and how to stay connected even when life feels messy.

If you’ve ever wondered how to parent as a team, keep your relationship healthy, and grow individually at the same time, this episode is for you.

Savannah Guthrie, co-anchor of the TODAY Show, joins us for a conversation about her new book, Mostly What God Does. In this interview, Savannah reflects on her journey of faith, family, and resilience — from stepping into the anchor chair during one of NBC’s most tumultuous transitions to navigating life as a mom raising children in a Christian and Jewish household.

In this episode, Jason and Lauren Kennedy sit down with Erin Lim Rhodes (@erinlimrhodes) and Joshua Rhodes (@joshuadrhodes) for a real and refreshing conversation about marriage, parenting, and life in the spotlight.

This episode is filled with honesty, laughter, and encouragement for anyone balancing love, family, and their calling.

✨ Connect with Erin & Joshua:

Instagram: @erinlimrhodes

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