After more than 10 years of infertility, countless treatments, and unanswered prayers, Siobhan Koch finally experienced a miracle pregnancy. But when her daughter Talitha was born far too early and passed away in her arms, everything changed. In this deeply moving conversation with Melinda Estabrooks, Siobhan shares the reality of grief, faith, anger toward God, and how her journey led to creating Still Held, a space where women facing infertility and pregnancy loss can grieve together and find hope.

In this moving See Hear Love conversation, Melinda Estabrooks sits down with Janine Leon to talk about father wounds, grief, rejection, marriage struggles, and the life-changing truth of identity in Christ. Janine shares how the loss of her brother, pain in key relationships, and deep questions for God led her to discover lasting joy, real self-worth, and the courage to love herself through what God says about her. Joined by Joanna LaFleur and Nyasha Litchmore, this episode is a powerful reminder that you are seen, heard, and deeply loved by God.

Forgiveness is one of the hardest things we are called to do — yet it may also be one of the most powerful.

In this special episode of See Hear Love, host Melinda Estabrooks is joined by pastor, author, and podcaster Anne Miranda for the first conversation in a new series exploring the wonder of forgiveness.

Together they share deeply personal stories about pain, divorce, abuse, church hurt, rejection, and the long journey toward forgiveness. This conversation is honest, vulnerable, and rooted in faith — exploring why unforgiveness can imprison us and how forgiveness can bring freedom and healing.

Through their lived experiences, Melinda and Anne talk about:

• The emotional and spiritual weight of unforgiveness
• Why forgiveness is often a long process, not a quick decision
• Practical ways to begin the journey toward forgiveness
• How therapy, community, faith, and prayer helped them heal
• The difference between forgiveness and reconciliation
• Why forgiveness is central to the message of the Gospel

They also reflect on powerful examples of forgiveness, including stories of radical forgiveness that challenge the way we naturally respond to pain.

This episode reminds us that forgiveness does not mean forgetting the hurt — but it can mean releasing the burden that keeps us trapped.

If you’ve ever struggled to forgive someone who deeply hurt you, this conversation offers compassion, wisdom, and hope.

Why are Gen Z women leaving the church even while spiritual curiosity is rising? Melinda Estabrooks sits down with Carmen Bachma, Joanna LaFleur, and a registered psychotherapist to unpack Barna research and the real pain points behind the shift—from purity culture and burnout to scandals, political division, and the longing for true belonging and safety.

In this episode of See Hear Love, Anne Miranda sits down with author Karissa Sovdi, whose book Surviving Christianity Unmarried explores the overlooked experience of being single in Christian communities. Together they unpack why marriage is often treated as the ultimate goal in church culture, how that pressure affects faith and identity, and why the gospel offers a bigger story of purpose and belonging. Karissa shares personal insights and challenges the church to rethink how it views singleness.

Melinda Estabrooks sits down with Shelley Calcagno, author of The Longest Goodbye, along with Sinead Litchmore and Joanna LaFleur, to talk about the heartbreaking journey of caring for aging parents with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Through deeply personal stories, they explore anticipatory grief, the emotional toll of caregiving, and the tension of holding both sorrow and hope in faith. This powerful conversation offers encouragement, practical wisdom, and a reminder that even in the longest goodbyes, God’s love remains present.

On this episode of See Hear Love, host Anne Miranda sits down with educator and author Lindsay Sealey to unpack the rising pressure facing teen girls today. From perfectionism and people-pleasing to anxiety, burnout, and hidden exhaustion, they explore how “Supergirl Syndrome” is shaping both daughters and adult women. This powerful conversation offers practical scripts, real warning signs, and faith-filled encouragement to help girls—and the women who love them—rediscover their worth beyond performance.

On this episode of See Hear Love, host Melinda Estabrooks sits down with Misha Watson, host of My Single Story, alongside Joanna LaFleur and Sinait Litchmore, to unpack the truth about Christian singleness. From heartbreak and loneliness to deep intimacy with God, they challenge the idea that singleness is a problem to be fixed and explore the grief, courage, and unexpected beauty of this season. If you have ever felt pitied, overlooked, or pressured by church culture, this conversation will reframe everything.