For the Love of Mr. Jones is raw, real, and rooted in love. Host Mrs. Jones opens up about life after loss, raising kids, and rebuilding herself while keeping faith at the center. Expect unfiltered conversations, real. life lessons, and moments that will make you laugh, cry, and reflect. This isn’t just a podcast about grief, it’s about love that doesn’t end, healing that takes courage, and finding your voice in the middle of the chaos.
In this episode of For the Love That Remains, I explore the idea of continuing bonds and how love doesn’t end when someone we love passes away. I share reflections on grief, healing, and the journey of learning that moving forward doesn’t mean leaving someone behind, it means finding ways to carry their love with us. I also talk about navigating new seasons of life, watching my children grow, and the lessons I’ve learned about protecting my peace and not allowing others to take away my joy. This episode is a reminder that grief and gratitude can exist together, and that we can honor the people we’ve lost while continuing to live, grow, and love.
website: www.msjonespodcast.com (http://www.msjonespodcast.com)
email: msjonespodcast@gmail.com (mailto:msjonespodcast@gmail.com)
21 Jul 2026
Letting Go of Approval and Standing in Truth *Re-Upload*
In this episode of For the Love of Mr. Jones, I talk honestly about grieving my old self, the versions of me that learned to people-please, to shrink, and to fit in just to survive. I share how I lost myself trying to meet expectations that were never mine, how being “mature,” “strong,” and “put together” sometimes hid the fact that I’m still human, still healing, and still growing.
I reflect on being different in a world that pressures people especially younger generations to blend in, perform, and bend their beliefs to be accepted. I open up about finding my people, standing firm in my values, and reaching a point in my 30s where I finally stopped caring who approved of me.
This episode is about unlearning the need to be a doormat, affirming who I’ve become, and choosing authenticity over approval. If you’ve ever felt like you outgrew your old self or you’re learning how to stand firm in who you are. This conversation is for you.
website: www.msjonespodcast.com
Email: msjonespodcast@gmail.com (mailto:msjonespodcast@gmail.com)
14 Jul 2026
Continuing Bonds After Loss
Grief changes everything including the way we see ourselves, our role as parents, and the future we imagined. In this episode of For the Love of Mr. Jones, we talk about what it means to continue loving someone who is no longer physically here, while learning how to keep living, growing, and showing up for the people who still need us. As grieving parents, we often find ourselves trying to answer difficult questions: Who am I now? How do I raise my children while carrying my own heartbreak? How do I honor the person I lost while creating a new version of life? We explore the idea of continuing bonds , the ways we maintain a connection with our loved ones through memories, traditions, conversations, and the love that remains. Because healing doesn’t mean forgetting. It means learning how to carry love and loss together. This episode is for anyone navigating grief, especially parents trying to find themselves again while helping their children through their own journey. Now that’s some good grief.
email: msjonespodcast@gmail.com (mailto:msjonespodcast@gmail.com)
website www.msjonespodcast.com
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