Anna Sale

When musician Johnny Solomon hit rock bottom, he turned to his mom for help. Now, as his mom's health declines, he and his wife—and bandmate—have moved in with her to reciprocate. 

Amy took a mail-in DNA test to find out more about her genealogy...and learned more than she bargained for.

The actor and writer is having a big year—but it took a lot of work, patience, and some financial help from her mom to get here.

Veterinary medicine has a suicide rate that's one of the highest in the healthcare profession. For the veterinary community in Dallas, those statistics hit home last year.

Ernie Major self-identifies as "socially lower middle class, economically a bit better than that." But he also says status has never been something he paid much attention to. 

For a father and son whose family is in the 1%, having resources that "exceed their wants" brings its own set of challenges. 

Jaimie Seaton got used to an upper class lifestyle while married to her banker husband and living overseas. Then she got divorced, and her financial picture totally changed.

Ramal Johnson has a "middle class mentality," a working class paycheck, and upper class aspirations. 

Best friends Cat and Christine met in college and have stayed close since. But their class differences became very clear—and uncomfortable—when they both struggled to get pregnant. 

From January 22-26, we're sharing your stories about your class status, and when you've felt it most in your life.

Get ready to get mad.

As we begin 2018 together, we're sharing our first mini-episode of Pull Quote, our latest podcast experiment, with all of you. 

I talk with a friend about her life after addiction.