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.

Part Two of the Relationship Reset turns awareness into action with practical communication tools, accountability, and intentional choices for stronger relationships.

Kellie and Erin begin a Relationship Reset with coach Marcus Straub, exploring self-awareness, communication, family history, and patterns that shape connection.

Kellie and Erin honor their mother Marsha, reflecting on love, loss, memory, family, and the legacy that continues to shape their lives and The P-I-G.

Rebecca Fielding shares Jonathan’s Journal and a moving story about grief, love, remembrance, healing, and the legacy carried forward after loss.

Steve Knapp shares a candid story of alcohol recovery, silence, truth, connection, and what changed when he stopped hiding and began living differently.

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 remain a daughter after your mother is gone? Kellie reflects on Motherless Daughters and more than 30 years of grief, healing, memory, music, and love.

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

Marcus Straub opens his heart about the life, loss, and lessons of his father Edward—and how that legacy continues through fatherhood, grandparenting, and the way he lives today.

In part two, Lew Thomas shares the promise behind The Boxes, the responsibility of carrying legacy forward, and a father’s enduring love for his family.

Lew Thomas joins his daughters for part one of a family conversation about fatherhood, loss, love, resilience, and the choices that shape a meaningful life.

After their mother died, Katie entered Kellie and Erin’s lives without trying to replace her. This is a story about grief, blended family, love, and the gifts we never see coming.

Diane Herman has endured unimaginable loss. She shares how faith, service, grace, and a family mission have helped carry her forward after the deaths of her husband and daughters.

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.

After a motorcycle crash took her husband’s life and changed her own forever, Gini Thomas shares a remarkable story of grief, limb loss, resilience, and rebuilding.

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.

Wendy Cohen shares Lacy’s story and a mother’s experience of love, loss, grief, remembrance, and carrying a child’s legacy forward after tragedy.