Life B Lif-En

Robyn never expected her marriage to end quietly, but that’s exactly how it happened. In this episode, she shares what it’s like to navigate divorce not as a dramatic breaking point, but as a slow unraveling. From the emotional confusion and unexpected moments of relief to rebuilding her identity and learning how to co-parent, Robyn opens up about what comes after “the end.” It’s an honest look at loss, change, and what it really means to start over.

Landyn shares his journey from Lakota East to becoming an adaptive sport track athlete, overcoming multiple surgeries, balancing school, and living with spina bifida. A story of resilience, determination, and racing beyond every limit.Big thanks to The Liberty Collective for hosting us and providing the space to bring this conversation to life! To learn more about this entertainment complex, please visit https://www.liberty-collective.com.

What does it take to navigate life growing up in Chicago, and then step into the structure and intensity of the Army? In this episode, we sit down with Aaron Ice, Army veteran, to unpack his journey from city streets to military service. It’s a raw, honest conversation about resilience, identity, and the lessons learned along the way. Whether you’ve walked a similar path or you’re just looking for perspective, this one hits deep.

In this episode, we talk about the journey with Pastor Flood and how we connect with community, family, faith, and love.To learn more about Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, please visit https://trinitymbcmadisonville.com.

In today's episode, we sit down with Alisa to talk about raising two kids, chasing her dreams, and proving every day that love and determination can build something amazing.Disclaimer: Is the sound a little off with this episode? Yes. But as we say around here, "Life B Lif-En".

In this heartfelt and transparent episode of Life B Lif-En , we open up and speak with Kim about one of life's deepest pains—losing a spouse. Grief doesn't come with instructions, but with her village having her back, she was able to navigate and reclaim her life.