Episode list

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.

The Anderson family finds peace from a minimalistic lifestyle. Professional organizer Tracy McCubbin identifies four "clutter blocks." The Coggins family embraces the teenage phase. Author David Butler celebrates teens.

The Hughes family revels in meaningful gatherings. BYU Professor Mat Duerden tells how to create experiences to remember. The Blackmer family's calendar system helps them stay in sync. Organizer Susie Salinas advances household systems.

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.

The Bain and Tan families defy in-law stereotypes. NFL players Matt Bushman and Chad Lewis get personal about being in-laws. Author Greg McKeown offers a joyful approach to work. The Sorensen family raises kids with a habit for hard work.

Therapist Jennifer Finlayson-Fife addresses challenges of the empty nest phase. Barbara and Lew Cramer navigate this stage. Family researcher Heather Johnson sheds light on bigger families trends. The Bairds celebrate their family of ten.

The Ashby family finds a village away from family. LDS Relief Society President Reyna Aburto shares how to find community. The Kight family successfully blends two families. Therapist Tony Overbay talks about handling tough conversations.

BYU athlete Yoeli Childs and his mom share what makes their mother-son bond strong. Lindsey Wells tells how she connects as a "boy mom." The Lotulelei family honors their island roots. Dr. Matt Townsend tells how to create family legacies.

Shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton talks about living with grit. The Phipps family raises kids with "stick-to-it-iveness." Fernando Seminario is committed to being an engaged dad. Professor Anthony Sweat gives insights on fatherhood.

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.