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10 Episodes 2021 - 2022
Episode 1
Sat, Oct 2, 2021
When all outside activities get put on hold during the pandemic, the King family is forced to do something they have not done before. The serendipitous results teach us all about letting down and finding more joy in family life. The Sammis family from South Carolina tells how they raise kids who are self-directed, enterprising and independent. Shaun Johnson of The Johnson Files on Instagram encourages more fun in family life and shares easy-to-play games for the whole crew. Marriage and family counselor Tim Thayne provides unique insights on launching older teens into adulthood that will help parents who are seeking to raise independent kids.
Episode 2
Sun, Jan 16, 2022
After living large and having it all, the Anderson family from Virginia pares down their possessions and finds a minimalistic lifestyle brings great peace. Professional organizer Tracy McCubbin identifies four "clutter blocks" that keep us mired in too much stuff. While some say parenting teens can be tough, the Coggins family from South Carolina loves the teenage phase. Plus, author and religious instructor David Butler points out the underappreciated traits of teens, and how to celebrate them.
Episode 3
Sun, Jan 23, 2022
The pandemic teaches the Hughes family new ways to keep everyone close by getting together better, including the celebration of a made-up holiday. BYU Professor of Experience Design, Mat Duerden, gives a formula for creating experiences we'll remember. A busy life is how the Blackmer family likes it. Their calendar system helps them stay on time, and in sync. Professional organizer Susie Salinas introduces creative ways to advance household systems, because "outer order leads to inner calm".
Episode 4
Sun, Jan 30, 2022
The Thomas family adventures with small children. Expert Maria Eckersley suggests adventure starts at home. The Frederick family strengthens their kids' talents. Educator Stephen Jones highlights the relationship between gifts and talents.
Episode 5
Sun, Feb 6, 2022
A new generation is proving the in-laws are not out-laws anymore. The Bain and Tan families defy in-law stereotypes with a good dose of kindness and communication on all sides; NFL player Matt Bushman and former NFL player Chad Lewis and their wives get personal about being in-laws. Author Greg McKeown offers a more joyful approach to work and managing the never-ending family to-do list; the Sorensen family demonstrates how they are raising well-rounded kids with a habit for hard work.
Episode 6
Sun, Feb 13, 2022
"If you have done it right, you have worked yourself out of a job," says marriage therapist Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife. She addresses the unique challenges of couples in the so-called empty-nest phase; Barbara and Lew Cramer get candid about how they are navigating this stage as they rediscover identity, purpose, and couple connection. Family researcher Heather Johnson sheds light on statistics about the changing nature of the American family; the Bairds show what it's like to be in a modern-day family of ten.
Episode 7
Sun, Feb 20, 2022
The Ashby family is invited to "unpack their bags" when they move into a new home away from family. Now invested and involved, they have a supportive village and never feel alone; Sister Reyna Aburto of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints tells how to find community by following the Savior's example. It's not easy blending two families in a second marriage, but the Kight family from Georgia is doing it well; family therapist Tony Overbay gives the formula for handling tough conversations.
Episode 8
Sun, Feb 27, 2022
Former BYU basketball player Yoeli Childs takes the Family Rules couch with mom Kara Childs to provide a rare glimpse into his growing up years, and what makes their mother-son bond strong; Lindsey Wells from Seattle tells specific ways she is connecting as a "boy mom". Island traditions are alive as the Lotulelei family honors their roots and reinforces their values. Plus a three-question formula for creating legacy amid family traditions with marriage and relationship coach, Dr. Matt Townsend.
Episode 9
Sun, Mar 6, 2022
World-class surfer Bethany Hamilton, who lost her left arm in a shark attack, reveals more of her inspiring story, and teaches how to live with grit, grace and a fierce trust in God; the Phipps family raise kids with "stick-to-it-iveness" with a so-called farm approach to parenting -- right in the middle of the city. One daily ritual helps Fernando Seminario maintain his commitment to be an engaged dad; father of seven, artist, and religion professor Anthony Sweat gives insights on effective fatherhood.
Episode 10
Sun, Mar 13, 2022
The Andersons encourage sibling relationship-building. Musicians Ben and Chad Truman believe their brother bond is key to success. The Sutherlands make time to get outside. BYU professor Patti Freeman shares the benefits of recreation.