Host Kelley Scott speaks with Thad Hensley, a self-identified physicalist who does not believe in a nonphysical realm, and Scott Gordon, a longtime hospice chaplain shaped by Christian faith. Their dialogue explores how people make meaning at the end of life, how belief systems evolve under pressure and why human connection matters more than any answer about what comes next.

Dementia changes people - but what remains of who they are? Join host Kelley Scott as Jarrod Noftsger and Donna Eastham share raw, moving stories about love, loss and caregiving.

Host Kelley Scott sits down with Dr. Jennifer Clark—palliative medicine physician, healthcare delivery scientist and author of Suffer.—to explore one of life’s most universal experiences: suffering. Suffering doesn’t have to destroy us. It can reveal what’s most essential about being human.

Join host Kelley Scott and hospice nurse Amy Bailey as they cut through the myths to reveal how hospice really supports patients and families with choice, comfort and care when it matters most.

Kelley Scott, Clarehouse Executive Director, is joined by special guest Robin Ballenger, an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation and the first female chairman of The Flintco Companies, Inc., to discuss how family, heritage, and values shape the stories we leave behind. Together, they reflect on the ways legacy is defined, reminding us that making a difference is about so much more than accomplishments—it’s about the meaning we create and the lives we touch.

Kelley Scott, Clarehouse Executive Director, shares the complex realities of caregiving through serious illness and end of life. Joined by Dwan Borens, Chief Nursing Officer at Ascension St. John Broken Arrow & Clarehouse Board Member, they discuss cultural barriers in talking about death - especially in the African American community - and highlight the transformative power of honest conversations about death, caregiving and finding meaning in life's final journey.