Jon and Heather were invited to record live in front of 50 people at New England Chapel in Franklin. These are not laugh tracks. Its real, raw, funny look at the inside of grief.

Footprints in the snow, on our way to the garage to record. What impact do our feet have - in other words, how are you walking through this world and what will you leave behind?

This podcast marks the first one we’ve had with a guest. It’s been 18 years since Alex - a 13-year-old from Medway - died in an accident. His mother, and our new friend, Ann shares her walk with grief including dreams, friendships and how she has changed.

Matters of the Heart (& Brain). We know our hearts break but what happens if the brain does?

Tough conversations - like all hard things, they benefit you in the long run.

In the midst of treatments and declining health, Krissy took the mic, poured out her heart and shared the kind of wisdom you can only find when you’re holding tight to God.

There’s a part of you that wants to hold onto the past when something in your life has ended.

Grab a cup of (weasel) coffee and get comfy. Here’s a safe place to talk about grief and the holidays (whether it’s Christmas, birthdays or anniversaries) some days are harder than others.

Jon is a contractor and the analogy he has for living with grief was built piece by piece.

How do you even begin to put words to grief? Here’s a start and an idea that could surprise you.