In this episode, Kenye and Malcolm open up about learning to live with grief after the death of their son, Malcolm Isaiah - and how that trauma affects the mind and body.

Kenye, a physician, began to have chest pains and high blood pressure and "had a feeling" that she was suffering from something more. Their journey took them to more than one doctor as she questioned herself, until they finally found answers.

Malcolm listened, and worked to keep her calm - they worked through it together.

Some people suffer in silence when they don't feel "quite right." Sometimes in the rush of life, they may push aside symptoms with devastating results.

They also work to spark joy, to have fun, to laugh, through moments of grief. "You can be bitter or you can be better," Malcolm says.

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In this premiere episode, Keyne and Malcolm share their powerful journey through love, marriage, and unimaginable loss. Just months after their wedding, they faced the devastating passing of their son, Malcolm Isaiah. But even in the depths of grief, they're finding strength, purpose, and hope.

Malcolm Isaiah's legacy lives on — not only as an organ donor who saved lives, but as a daily inspiration for his family to keep pressing forward. "He makes me want to live all the more, and help other folks," Malcolm shares.

This is a raw, honest conversation about navigating grief, honoring legacy, and choosing to not just exist, but to live.

Listen in as Keyne and Malcolm open up about love, loss, and finding light in the darkest places.

Keyne and Malcolm return from their honeymoon to the United Kingdom that includes a out-of-the-way trip in Cornwall to a centuries-old well on an unnamed road that bears Keyne's name. Hear more about their trip - and how exploring their names leads to a deeper understanding of who they are and an appreciation for a life without limits. "No matter what we look like, no matter what we have on, that we should feel like I can go in anyplace, any arena, because I'm equipped to do so," Keyne says. Listen in!