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Today we’re joined by our widower friend Will, who shares his powerful and deeply personal story of loss, resilience, and unexpected blessings. After losing his wife to COVID, Will suddenly found himself navigating unimaginable grief while also stepping into the role of raising their newborn baby on his own.

In this episode, Will opens up about those early days — the fear, the overwhelm, and the determination to show up for his children even when everything felt uncertain. He also shares the incredible support system that helped carry him through, including his in-laws who became an essential part of his journey and continue to stand by his side today.

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This week, we sit down with Cathy from Arizona for some great fishing tips and storytelling from our new widow friend. 💛

Cathy shares stories about her husband’s legendary storytelling skills—where every tale left you wondering… was that real, or just one of his greatest hits? Honestly, only Rob knows for sure. 😉

From unforgettable nights at country concerts to a love story filled with personality, humor, and a little bit of mystery, Cathy paints a picture of a life lived fully and loudly.

But woven into the laughter is the reality of loss. Cathy opens up about becoming a widow, navigating grief, and holding onto the moments that still make her smile.

✨ It’s an episode about love, laughter, and the stories we carry with us long after they’re gone.

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In this episode of, Kristyn takes us on the emotional rollercoaster that is selling her house as a widow — and spoiler alert: the ride is not OSHA-approved.

What should be a “normal adult decision” turns into a full-blown grief-meets-real-estate saga filled with excitement, terror, regret, hope, and at least one overwhelming urge to spiritually fight a contractor named Brad...just kidding his name really isn't Brad.

We’re talking:
• Letting go of a house with shared memories
• Crying over packing things. i.e., packing the urn
• Contractors who are either angels… or absolutely not

This isn’t just about square footage and closing dates — it’s about identity, loss, and figuring out who you are now when the life you planned is no longer an option. It’s grief in escrow, healing in chaos, and proof that moving forward doesn’t look neat, quiet, or emotionally stable.

If you’ve ever:
✔ Started over when you weren’t ready
✔ Loved and hated something at the same time
✔ Or wanted to burn down a Home Depot aisle out of pure stress

…this episode is for you.

Come laugh with us, cry a little, and remember that sometimes healing looks like signing paperwork through tears and still choosing yourself anyway.