A clinical psychologist discusses the challenges of parenting, emphasizing the importance of repairing relationships with children. A death doula shares their personal journey and challenges of caring for the deceased. The podcast also explores the significance of intervention in people's lives and the relationship between Indigenous peoples and the land.

Becky Kennedy, a clinical psychologist and parenting expert, shares transformative insights on emotional resilience and open communication in family dynamics. Alua Arthur, a death doula, emphasizes the importance of embracing mortality and discussing death with loved ones to foster deeper connections. Valérie Courtois, an advocate for Indigenous-led conservation, highlights how understanding our environmental relationships can lead to healing. Together, they explore repairing bonds and the necessity of vulnerability in navigating life's most challenging moments.

Valérie Courtois, an Indigenous leader from the Innu community and a Canadian Parliament member, shares her passion for Indigenous-led land stewardship. She emphasizes how caring for the land fosters a reciprocal relationship vital for healing both nature and ourselves. Courtois discusses the role of Indigenous guardians in monitoring ecosystems, restoring species, and addressing ecological crises. She advocates for the integration of Indigenous wisdom into global conservation efforts, underscoring its importance for a sustainable future.