The title says it all. In this season 1 finale episode, Kels and Madi confess the things they once proclaimed they would never do...and now absolutely partake in. This episode is full of humor and connection, helping to bridge the gap between judgement and acceptance.

Kels and Madi take an episode to reflect on past experiences in life in order to give advice and connect with listeners. They touch on hard, personal chapters that they can look back on to find glimmers of goodness and a pull closer to God.

We continue our talk with the inspiring Jenni Zabel. Wife, mother, author, Christian leader, and more; Jenni oozes knowledge with her soft spoken, but deeply rooted approach to living.

Madi and Kels are interviewing a prominent Christian woman in the community, Jenni Zabel. Jenni is an author, bible study leader, wife, mother to 7, and so much more. She gets candid with us on struggles and triumphs through her different roles in life, and left us feeling inspired. Jenni is like a warm hug that leaves every room feeling excited about their walk with God and what He is capable of doing within us.

Who better to give advice on early motherhood than two slightly unhinged and newly seasoned mothers? Kels and Madi are talking about the real needs during the postpartum era of motherhood; what you can do before, during, and after the arrival of you baby. The male counterparts aren't forgotten, either. Listen to find out what they feel being truly prepared looks like, what the partner's role is, and for a terrifying surprise in the middle of the recording.

Buckle up risers, we are diving in to depression. How does it feel to be clinically depressed? Kelsey walks us through her personal, "in real time" experience with depression. Madi and Kelsey touch on barriers we have between our faith and mental illness. Even though there is not a quick fix, there are tools to help walk alongside the dark parts of us with grace and understanding.

Kelsey and Madi are talking about how bullying doesn't end with childhood. Adult bullying seems to become even more prevalent with the age of social media. It is not just happening with women, either. Listen to discover if this has unknowingly affected you, and what we think should be happening, instead.

Kelsey had the pleasure of meeting the prominent Arthur C. Brooks and needed to share it all! Both women got to listen to him talk on happiness and loving your enemies. In this episode, they explore what they learned and how they personally feel happiness. Are you a judge, mad scientist, poet, or cheerleader? Head to arthurbrooks.com to take the quiz and find out.