Divorce is hard. Grief is harder. And when both collide after the loss of a child, everything you thought you knew about family, marriage, and yourself gets shaken.

In this deeply personal episode, a 54-year-old mom and her 29-year-old daughter talk openly about surviving divorce after an unimaginable loss. From a mother’s perspective of holding a family together while falling apart inside, to a daughter’s experience of watching her parents’ marriage change while navigating her own grief—this conversation is raw, honest, and deeply human.

This episode isn’t about blame or neat endings. It’s about survival. About how grief reshapes relationships, how divorce looks different through generational eyes, and how love, resilience, and connection can still exist after everything breaks.

In our very first episode, a 54-year-old mom on the East Coast and her two daughters — ages 29 and 13 out on the West Coast — sit down (across time zones!) to talk New Year’s resolutions. We get real about the goals we dream about, the ones we abandon by February, and how each generation looks at “starting fresh” a little differently.

From staying healthier and being more organized, to finding balance, laughing more, and giving ourselves grace — this conversation is honest, relatable, and full of those mom-and-daughter moments that feel like home.