The "Live Life Radley Membership" is a subscription-based program created by Newton Cope to foster creativity, build resilience, and support children and families facing life's challenges, including chronic pain and mental health. It offers age-tailored exclusive monthly content such as short poems & stories, hand-drawn artwork, printable activity sheets & games (like crosswords and word searches), and free digital coloring books. Members also gain access to behind-the-scenes creative content and downloadable digital storybooks.

The membership aims to support children by providing engaging and age-appropriate content that sparks imagination, promotes emotional wellness, and encourages reading. The stories often explore themes like friendship, resilience, and self-kindness. The activity sheets focus on emotional awareness, gratitude, and mindfulness, providing tools to cope with challenging emotions.

The January materials include activities centered around "New Year, New Goals" and "Personal Growth." These include creating a vision board, reflecting on the past year and setting intentions for the new year, tracking monthly goals, coloring, and engaging with positive affirmations. There are also crossword puzzles focused on positive emotions and emotional awareness and word search puzzles featuring calming words.

The content for the "Live Life Radley Membership" and associated activities are specifically tailored for three age groups: 5-10-year-olds, 11-15-year-olds, and 16-18-year-olds, as indicated by the program's age specifications and the different versions of activity sheets and games provided.

Radley, a scuba-diving stick figure, and his marine friends are central characters in the stories and activities. They create a whimsical and engaging world that is relatable and inspiring for children, particularly those facing chronic pain or emotional struggles. The stories aim to offer comfort and teach valuable life lessons in an accessible way.

The story excerpts touch upon themes of resilience in the face of fear and uncertainty (Radley's diving incident), the importance of communication and reassurance (Radley and Bubble), and the process of setting and visualizing goals (Radley writing his New Year's goals underwater).

The crossword puzzles focus on building vocabulary related to positive emotions and emotional awareness, encouraging children to recognize and understand different feelings. The word search puzzles center around "calming words," likely intended to promote mindfulness and provide a tool for emotional regulation. These activities complement the broader emotional wellness and resilience goals promoted by the "Live Life Radley" membership.