In this episode Dylan Brody, Erin Brown, Rick Overton, Chris Bonno & Fiona Goodwin join Kelly to unpack the idea, concept and reality or courage.

Kelly steps into a new relationship with her creativity and discusses the lines between art, entertainment and the freedom to express ones self.

Kelly ponders about what makes us deem thing possible or impossible and what it means to take chances.

Kelly reads an essay about how she is emerging into a new/old way of relating to the world around her.

Kelly feels torn in half watching the Kavanaugh/Dr. Ford testimony.

Dylan Brody, Amy Englehardt, Chris Bonno and Kelly untangle the many ideas and perspectives about the concept of Truth.

Kelly delves into how to live life from a place that honors the imagination. She explores how we can be rational beings and still live life from a magical place.

Music by Admiral Halsey

Kelly sits with Hope Edelman, author of Motherless Daughters, and they dive into mother loss, what it takes to heal from grief, and the broader subject of how women untangle themselves from their family dynamics, aka daughterhood, to step out of their own way and into their deepening lives.

Kelly speaks with Ellen Braaten, PhD about how we are all collectively combating learned helplessness with the divisive political climate here in US, and how to combat it.

Kelly talks about how humility is a most human experience, and how getting to act in front of the camera after 34 years heals her.