In this passionate interview with Virginia Senator Creigh Deeds, you'll hear about past, present, and future legislation necessary to tackle gun violence and mental health issues in America.

Hear one woman’s journey to locate her biological parents, what resources she found most helpful and what she learned about herself and family in the process.

Guest Doddie Green is a published author who has suffered her entire life with depression. Her first book, Touch, tells a semi-autobiographical tale about a young woman who can’t stand any type of physical contact and resigns herself to a lonely existence of duty to her family – until, that is, she meets a special person. Doddie has also published her three books in her murder mystery series and blogs regularly about her personal struggles with depression, panic attacks, loneliness, and more.

Life coach, author, and fellow podcaster Troia Butcher discusses the inspiration behind her incredible new book SoulTies: Letters of Love, reveals her own struggles with PTSD and grief, and offers advice on navigating the loss of a close friend, family member, or pet.

Two nurses share what it was like to be working during both the AIDS/HIV epidemic and Covid-19 pandemic; and how they memorialized these historic events.

If you ever worried about getting cancer and how it could ruin your life, this podcast is you. Hear how one woman is living her best life, married to a younger man, and stays optimistic despite a second battle with breast cancer.

Health and Wellness Coach Amy Wick-Horn shares how she overcame the physical and emotional pain of facial paralysis and what she has learned in the process.

Hear how and why one mother kept her husband's suicide a secret for 10 years from family, friends and co-workers. In this episode Michelle Anhang speaks candidly about how therapy helped her move forward both personally and professionally, and why she is now determined to help others find emotional support following a traumatic event. (Previously Recorded August 2020)

Hear how two moms, Amanda and Brook, are challenging the myths of divorce and coparenting. Get tips on dealing with the ex and how to be a "bonus" mom instead of a stepmom. (Encore Presentation)

Imagine hiding the real reason for your spouses death. Michelle Anhang openly shares why she kept her husband's suicide and a secret from her kids, friends and co-workers for 10 years. She also discusses how therapy helped her move forward both personally and professionally, and why she is now determined to help others find emotional support following a traumatic event.