What if moving on from grief is the wrong goal? After losing her son and husband just three months apart, grief educator Kym Hinchey shares what she's learned about love, loss, continuing bonds, and finding room for hope and joy alongside heartbreak.

Hanna Bankier of BirdyLauncher explores launching adult children, changing parent-child relationships, identity, letting go, reinvention, and finding your own wings.

Susan Mazonson shares a powerful journey through loss, achievement, caregiving, identity, self-discovery, and the lifelong courage required to become more fully yourself.

Russell Van Brocklen explores dyslexia, neurodiversity, confidence, learning, and the small wins that can change what students believe is possible.

Lisa Espinoza shares her journey through layered grief, losing her son Chandler, and learning to remain open to healing, joy, and what life can still hold.

One year later, Gini Thomas returns to share what healing, resilience, grief, perspective, and life after loss look like in real time.

Cindy Hartzell shares how a life-changing horse accident challenged trust and identity, leading to healing, transformation, and renewed strength through the human-horse connection.

Kellie and Erin reflect on Year One of The P-I-G, the growth and grief behind the scenes, and how reflection can help us move forward with intention.

Kellie and Erin are joined by Marcus and Jason for a warm holiday conversation about gratitude, growth, family, humor, reflection, and a little chaos.

Rich Boerner shares the story behind The Not-So-Only Child, exploring family secrets, identity, discovery, belonging, and what happens when hidden roots surface.

Sisters Kellie and Erin trade the studio for pajamas and “pokey” (popcorn) to reflect on recent powerful episodes and the summer adventures that recharged their hearts. From 11 days completely off-grid to the sweeping beauty of Glacier National Park, they explore how rest, reflection, and nature’s wisdom can heal in ways words cannot.

Dr. Matthew Arau explores how music, mindset, grief, leadership, and intentional perspective can help us meet loss while remaining open to possibility.

In the first P-I-G Afterthoughts, Kellie and Erin reflect on Gini Thomas’s story—what stayed with them and what it means to grow through grief, strength, and presence.

Kellie and Erin settle in for their first sister-only recap, reflecting on what moved them, what they learned, and how grief, legacy, connection, and laughter are shaping The P-I-G.