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The Lisa Show

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  • Join comedian, believer, and single mom Lisa Valentine Clark for a good look at life. Whether it’s parenting challenges, mental health questions, or social issues, she and her Council of Moms will tackle it! So come figure out this life thing together with her, with a lot of laughs along the way. A production of BYUradio.
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  • How do I make friends as an adult? | The Council of Moms

    How do I make friends as an adult? | The Council of Moms
    Feb 2 2024
    As parents it's not uncommon that we spend so much time focusing on taking care of the kids, putting food on the table, and making sure life doesn't fall apart at the seams that we don't find time to work on our own social circles. So what do we do when the kids are becoming independent and we have a little more free time, but it's been years since we tried making a new friend? In this episode of The Lisa Show's Council of Moms, Lisa talks with Heather Frazier, Melanie Call, and Whitney Call about their experiences and advice.
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    29 mins
  • How do I talk to my kids about the news? | The Council of Moms

    How do I talk to my kids about the news? | The Council of Moms
    Feb 9 2024
    We're constantly surrounded by horrible, heartbreaking news from around the world. There is so much war and cruelty that it's hard to avoid. But for our kids, their often hearing about these things without being old enough to truly understand what they're hearing about. And not to mention everything else a kid is dealing with while trying to figure out who they are and who they want to be. So as parents, how to we broach these complicated conversations? And how much should we say? In this episode of The Lisa Show's Council of Moms, Lisa is joined by Brittney Phillips, Shari Lyon, and Allison Dayton to talk about their experiences and best advice.
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    24 mins
  • How can I maintain friendships as a parent? | The Council of Moms

    How can I maintain friendships as a parent? | The Council of Moms
    Feb 16 2024
    As a parent, it can feel like every waking moment is dedicated to taking care of the people who need our help. There's always another diaper change, or soccer practice, or choir recital, or meal to make, and there doesn't seem to be any time left over for ourselves. So how can we make and keep friendships with anyone other than our partner? In this episode of the Council of Moms, Lisa is joined by friends and fellow moms Liv Mendoza, Whitney Call, and Allison Dayton to talk about their experiences and best advice.
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    28 mins
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once you start listening you won't be able to stop

Sally Field you are a courageous beautiful strong talented woman. I watched Sybil over and over again when it first came out. because I kept seeing myself inside of Sybil. your book tells me I'm not alone and it's never too late to say something I'm 61 now but I can't remember half my childhood. until I read your book and watch Sybil. I wish I could be as strong as you. But I know I'm not alone. I would like to ask my mother what happened I would also like to ask my father but he just fine ask so many questions I'm 61 now and I don't know if I'll ever get answers.

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