Molly Williams had only been married for 8 months when her husband died in an avalanche. It turned her world upside down. She's now married again, with a daughter, and happy as ever, even if it's a completely different path than where she started.

Melanie Day was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer and initally given 5 years to live. What would you do if you knew you only had a certain amount of time left? She talks about how her perspective has changed and how she wants everyone to stop saying 'someday.'

Becki was picking up her dog from daycare when her life was changed forever, as she was struck head on by bank robbers on a high speed chase from the police. She talks about her healing process, both physically and mentally, as she regains her strength day by day.

Working as a film director in Hollywood means dealing with constant rejection. If you're not careful, it can start to have a negative impact on you. Cameron shares his story about how he is breaking into the film industry and how the harder he works, the luckier he becomes.

Steve and Savanna Tate were expecting baby number four when they found out, instead, that it was triplets. Three kids quickly became six. Then one of the triplets, Hayes, was diagnosed with cancer. In the end, he didn't "lose" his battle with cancer because of the way he lived during his short time on earth and the legacy he left behind for the rest of us. Hear Steve recount Hayes' and the rest of the Tate family story.

Gary Stevens fell while riding his bike on the slick rock in Moab, Utah. He lost the vision in one eye and suffered severe brain trauma as a result. Now, even with only half of his vision, he's gained a greater perspective on the important things in life.

After a completely normal pregnancy, tragedy struck Paul and April's family by losing their first daughter just days after she was born. Only months later, tragedy struck again during another pregnancy when April was faced with an emergency hysterectomy and the loss of their second child. On this episode, they share how they faced the impossible grieving process in front of them, but how they found hope and happiness again through surrogacy with their sister-in-law.

On August 20, 2017, Jeff Brown lost his life in a hiking accident in Sequoia National Park. Margo was with him on the mountain when it happened and nearly lost her life in the process as well. She talks about what it was like to go through something like that and what takeaways she has learned through it all.

There's a lot to come with the Silver Linings Podcast. Find out what this podcast is all about and meet your host, Scott Stevens.