Honestly, I'm Fine

My Son Said Heaven Is Real and He’d Prove It… Then He Did If you’ve ever wondered whether loved ones can still communicate after death, this episode is for you. Maile Navarro is joined by Royce Perkins for an honest, thought-provoking, and unexpectedly funny conversation about grief, spirituality, energy, and the signs that can appear after profound loss. In this episode, Maile shares what began a...

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Grief Isn’t a Journey. It’s a Freefall. | The Pilot Episode If you’ve ever suspected grief is nothing like the brochures, this episode is for you. In the pilot episode of Honestly, I’m Fine, Maile Navarro shares the raw truth of losing her son Kingston and the deeply rude reality of having to keep living afterward. This is not a conversation about healing with candles, bubble baths, or a woman nam...

My Son Died. Now Everything Feels Unsafe. If you’ve ever wondered why trauma can make everyday life feel dangerous, this episode is for you. In this raw solo episode, Maile Navarro shares what grief, depression, and anxiety actually felt like six months after losing her son Kingston during the California wildfires. This is not the neat version of grief. This is the version where motivation disappe...