When author and storyteller Rich Boerner uncovered a family secret after his mother’s passing, it changed everything he thought he knew about love, loss, and identity. This conversation explores truth, forgiveness, and the courage it takes to rewrite our own stories.

In Part Two of Our Relationship Reset, Kellie, Erin, and coach Marcus Straub explore how the 12 Driving Forces can turn self-awareness into meaningful action — transforming communication, deepening connection, and rebuilding understanding between siblings and families.

What if the thing holding you back in your relationships isn’t what you say—but how you’re wired to show up? In part one, we sit down with our coach and mentor, Marcus Straub (LIG Coaching & Consulting), for a live, unscripted dive into our DISC comparison report—and discover how what we learned mended years of disconnect.

In one of our most personal episodes to date, we honor our late mother Marsha — bold, brilliant, and beautifully human. A public radio innovator and visionary, she faced three cancer diagnoses with humor, courage, and love. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, this is both her story… and ours.

When Rebecca Fielding’s younger brother Jonathan fell to his death at Moonscape Overlook, grief felt unbearable. What began as a single journal left at the cliff’s edge became Jonathan’s Journal—a movement of letters, art, and stories that turned loss into connection and grief into a river of healing.

Some stories are forged in silence. For Steve Knapp, breaking that silence with one act of truth changed everything. In this powerful episode of The P-I-G, Steve shares his journey from addiction to recovery, the lessons he’s carried into fatherhood and personal growth, and his mission to create safe spaces for connection—especially around men’s mental health.

Legacy isn’t just about what’s left behind—it’s about how we live. In this episode of The P-I-G, Kellie and Erin reunite with film producer Chris Howard for an honest, behind-the-scenes reflection on The Boxes project—a story that’s been as much about healing their relationship as honoring their mother’s life.

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.

What does it mean to keep being a daughter, even after your mother is gone? In this episode, Kellie reflects on the book that helped her heal—Motherless Daughters: The Legacy of Loss by Hope Edelman—and 30 years of healing, memory, music, and love.

Dr. Matthew Arau shares how one simple mindset shift—“have to” vs. “get to”—became a global leadership philosophy rooted in gratitude, enthusiasm, and intention. This is a heart-expanding conversation on resilience and the healing power of music.

Marcus opens his heart about the life, loss, and lessons of his father Edward—and how his legacy continues through parenting, grandparenting, and coaching with passion, integrity, and grace.

Before she died, our mom wrapped boxes for all of life’s biggest milestones—graduations, weddings, babies—and asked our dad to deliver them when the time was right. This is the story of a promise kept… and a legacy that lives on.

In this deeply personal episode, we speak with our father—a retired physician, Navy veteran, and quiet force of love—who shares how he navigated the loss of a daughter, a wife, and the life he imagined to build something even more beautiful.

After the death of our mom, someone unexpected entered our lives. Katie didn’t replace her—she simply made room for all of us. This Mother’s Day episode is about grief, love, and the kind of legacy you never see coming.

Diane Herman has endured the unimaginable—the deaths of her husband Travis and daughters Hope and Isabelle. In this conversation, she shares how faith, service, and grace have carried her through profound loss.

In our first-ever P-I-G Afterthoughts, we reflect on Gini Thomas’s incredible story—what stayed with us, what stirred something new, and what it means to grow through grief, strength, and presence.

In 2012, Gini Thomas lost her husband in a tragic motorcycle accident and nearly lost her life. What followed was a journey of unimaginable hardship—and even greater resilience. This is her story.

In our first sister-only recap episode, we reflect on the first four episodes of The P-I-G—what moved us, what we learned, and how grief, legacy, and laughter are shaping this journey in real time.

A heartfelt tribute to Lacy Miller—a beloved mother, wife, and friend—whose strength continues to inspire. This episode honors her life, her legacy, and the deep love that lives on.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Marcus Straub and Jason Jepson, we dive even deeper into emotional growth, grief, and the legacy we build through how we live, love, and show up for others.