Who's Around You Matters // Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett

In this episode about creating positivity, Mel and Pam have an honest conversation about the power of community in a single mom’s life. From the relationships that quietly drain us to the ones that strengthen our peace, confidence, and parenting, they explore why it can be so difficult to walk away from unhealthy environments and how to recognize truly life-giving support. Together, they talk about the impact our community choices have not only on us, but on our children, and offer gentle encouragement for the mom who feels lonely yet hesitant to let go. This episode is a reminder that protecting your peace is not selfish, and choosing healthy community is one of the most loving things you can do for yourself and your kids.

In this episode, Tierra Roberts opens up about her journey as a single mom and Native American, and how she moved from simply surviving to finding the courage to speak up. Through the support of community, she discovered her voice, built confidence, and began to believe that her story truly mattered. This conversation is a gentle reminder that when women are seen, supported, and encouraged, real healing and growth can begin.

A Conversation on Letting Go

In this episode, we talk about what it really looks like to work through your past and not let it define your future. From recognizing how much our experiences have shaped us to learning how to move forward with grace, we share practical ways to begin healing. Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett have an honest, real conversation about forgiveness, self-compassion, and learning to let go. If you’re a single mom carrying the weight of yesterday, this episode offers encouragement, hope, and a reminder that a healthier, freer future is possible.

Red, Yellow, and Green Dating Flags // Angela Cotner Dating can feel exciting and confusing, especially when you are a single mom. In this episode, Mel Hiett and Kelly Evans sit down with Angela Cotner to unpack the “dating flags” every woman should be aware of: green, yellow, and red. From recognizing warning signs in others to spotting patterns in ourselves, Angela shares real-life stories, practical wisdom, and encouragement. Whether you are newly dating or just curious, this conversation will help you choose relationships that honor your worth and your family’s future.

Letting Go Without Letting Go: Parenting Young Adults

In this episode, Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett dive into the exciting yet challenging journey of parenting young adults. Whether they’re heading off to college, launching their careers, or simply learning to navigate adulthood, this stage can feel like a whole new world for single moms. We’ll share insights on maintaining open communication, setting healthy boundaries, and supporting their independence without losing your connection. Tune in for practical tips, real stories, and encouragement for all the single moms out there raising young adults with love, grace, and a little bit of grit!

The Power of a Mom’s Love: A Son’s Story of Redemption

A mother’s love can change everything. In this episode, Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett sit down with Les Thomas, a man who was raised by a single mom who never gave up on him—even when he struggled and got into trouble. Through her unwavering love, faith, and encouragement, she helped shape the man he is today: a leader investing in the next generation. Les shares his journey of redemption, the lessons his mom instilled in him, and the power of a mother’s belief in her child. If you’ve ever wondered whether your love and perseverance are making a difference, this episode will remind you—they absolutely are.

In this episode, Mel and Pam take on some of the most common myths that quietly keep single moms from stepping into community. From “my kids are grown” to “I’m not struggling enough,” we name the thoughts that cause moms to disqualify themselves and replace them with truth, belonging, and hope. Through honest conversation and encouragement, this episode invites single moms in every season to lay down comparison, guilt, and shame and remember this simple truth: you still count, you still belong, and you don’t have to do this alone.