Two identical brides. Two identical grooms. Two unique love stories. Hunny and Elliot Reiken reflect on 61 years of marriage and what comes next.
Working as a housekeeper in a new country far from her family, Tabinda caught the eye of her future husband — Tariq Sheikh. This is the story of how they fell in love.
A deepening chasm between Jenn Stanley, a liberal, and her father, Peter, who votes Republican, made it difficult to talk about the things they care about. They sat down to try and listen to each other’s points of view.
Cheraton Love, who identifies as liberal, and her father-in-law, Jim White, who identifies as conservative, talk about how they manage to not let their differences pull their family apart.
While serving time for robbing a bank, Darius Clark Monroe decided to made the decision to apologize to the people who were there that day, including David Ned. Seventeen years later, they sat down for a conversation.
Caught in a thoughtless act of cruelty, a young man learns a lesson in compassion from his father, a larger-than-life tribal leader of the Caddo Nation. Years later, he passes that lesson down to his own son.
Sometimes it takes a great love to make you feel like you belong. Lyle Link wasn’t cut out for farming, but in his marriage to a fellow adventurer he found his purpose.
Camaran Henson grew up thinking his grandfather possessed super powers. Now that his grandfather is gone, Camaran remembers large and small ways the man lived up to his legendary status.
Glenda fell for Lauree at a time when both women felt societal pressure to pursue traditional paths. Though fate interfered, Glenda never forgot what it felt like to be loved by her.
A San Antonio bishop believes he is his family’s dispenser of spiritual wisdom, until he is reminded by his aging abuelita that there are some things only our elders can truly grasp.
