LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS EPISODES
In the wide-open realm of love and relationships, Lisa and her guests teach us why joy is a state of being more so than emotion and how to implement healthy habits for better relationships and a long, happy love life. Listen to psychologists and relationship experts discuss everything from what to do if you find yourself emotionally stuck to the best way to help your partner when they’re in a dark space.
This collection of episodes dives into practical methods for taming temporary chaos brought on by divorce, how to continue the engagement and enjoyment of sex as you age, and the difference between sexual fantasy and sexual craving Check out all the hot topics on love, sex, and relationships, and get inspired to upgrade your TLC action plan!
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Cognitive Immunity: The Moral Mind of Critical Thinkers
Cognitive Immunity: The Moral Mind of Critical Thinkers with Andy Norman Ph.D. & Allen Buchanan Ph.D. Original Air Date Wednesday, August 3, 2022 Most people want to be happy. Yet, the moral fabric of society lays prey to degradation caused by our evolutionary...
Disinformation Defense: Responsible Thinking and Pragmatic Perspectives
Disinformation Defense: Responsible Thinking and Pragmatic Perspectives with John Cook Ph.D. & Simon Critchley Ph.D. Original Air Date Wednesday, July 27, 2022 Throughout our existence, humans have dipped our proverbial toes into the how and the why of our...
Rising Adult Professionals: Stand-Up, Stand-Out, and Succeed
Rising Adult Professionals: Stand-Up, Stand-Out, and Succeed with Julie Lythcott-Haims & Mark Zides Original Air Date Wednesday, June 15, 2022 Today’s job market is a stark contrast to the job market of 20-years ago. Millennials and Gen Z’ers who are entering the...
From Survival to Success: Exploring Resilience & The Immigrant Experience
From Survival to Success: Exploring Resilience & The Immigrant Experience with Justine Gatt Ph.D., Lan Cao & Harlan Lan Cao Original Air Date Wednesday, June 8, 2022 Moving residences, whether elective or forced, is known to be one of the most stressful...
Religiously Curious and Spiritually Independent
Religiously Curious and Spiritually Independent with Rabbi Rami Shapiro Ph.D., Amy-Jill Levine Ph.D. & Marc Zvi Brettler Ph.D. Original Air Date Wednesday,June 1, 2022 Walk into a Christian church that preaches from the Old Testament and then walk into a...
Psychology of Money: Finessing Financial Security
Psychology of Money: Finessing Financial Security with Michelle Singletary & Scott Nations Original Air Date Wednesday, May 18, 2022 These days, more often than not, financial market headlines include the terms ‘market crash’, ‘bubble bursting’, ‘inflation’, or...
Mythology of Otherness: Building Resilience, Forgiveness, and Connection
Mythology of Otherness: Building Resilience, Forgiveness, and Connection with John Crowley Ph.D. & Wendy Sanford MFA Original Air Date Wednesday, May 11, 2022 When we take a moment to go through the thought experiment of putting ourselves in the shoes of another,...
Human Healing Restorative Practices for Real People and a Better World
Human Healing: Restorative Practices for Real People and a Better World with Elena Mustakova EdD & Jason Gots Original Air Date Wednesday, May 4, 2022 To get in touch with our spiritual side we must clear out, bypass, cleanse, and filter through all of the...
More than Words: Interpersonal Communication and Well-Being
More than Words: Interpersonal Communication and Well-Being with Kory Floyd Ph.D. & Valerie Manusov Ph.D. Original Air Date Wednesday, April 27, 2022 As we begin to emerge from the pandemic-induced lockdown, many people are starved for human connection. Online...
Psychologically Speaking: Activating Empathy and Other Reward Winning Skills
Psychologically Speaking: Activating Empathy and Other Reward Winning Skills with Dr. Adam Stern & Colter Ray Ph.D. Original Air Date Wednesday, April 13, 2022 A cancer or other life-threatening disease diagnosis is a difficult blow to the patient receiving the...
Sparking Possibilities: Reigniting Purpose and Meaning
Darrin Tulley and Michael Clinton offer insight for successfully reinventing yourself and reigniting your purpose in mid-life and beyond!
Get Smart: Intellectual Humility and Critical Thinking
Get Smart: Intellectual Humility and Critical Thinking with Mark Leary, Ph.D. & Lee McIntyre, Ph.D. Original Air Date Wednesday, March 30, 2021 Research shows that most people believe themselves to be above average when it comes to most things. And, for some,...
Lives of Relationship: Field Notes from the Journey
Lives of Relationship: Field Notes from the Journey with Mark Nepo & Dan Millman Original Air Date Wednesday, March 16, 2022 Many believe that embarking on a spiritual journey requires leaving a previous life behind and setting off to a monastery for years until...
Deconstructing Discord: The Rewards of Effective Communication
Deconstructing Discord: The Rewards of Effective Communication with Amy Herman & Ed Tronick Ph.D. Original Air Date Wednesday, March 9, 2021 Have you given any thought to your problem-solving abilities? When discord arises in personal relationships or business...
Logging Off: Life, Death, and Caretaking Our Digital Footprints
Logging Off: Life, Death, and Caretaking Our Digital Footprints with Abbey Schneiderman, Gene Newman, Adam Seifer & Cianna Stewart Original Air Date Wednesday, March 2, 2022 Are you one of the many people who stray away from talking about your death? If so, you...
The Grieving Brain: Love, Loss, and Healing
The Grieving Brain: Love, Loss, and Healing with Mary-Frances O’Connor Ph.D. & Daniel Shapiro JD Original Air Date Wednesday, February 16, 2022 Losing people we love is a universal human experience. Yet, how we deal with the loss, and grieving comes in different...
Amazon Presents: Daigle Bites
Lauren is inviting on psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, Lori Gottlieb!
Use Your Words Wisely: Idioms, Expression, and Meaning
There are approximately 6,500 languages spoken in the world. In each of those, there are multiple dialects, meanings, and expressions.