In this episode we will explore why we lie and how it impacts our relationships and self-perception. We will cover the “10” types of lies from white to boldface and everything in between. We will demonstrate how each type serves a different purpose, from avoiding conflict to protecting one's self-image, and discuss the psychological and social implications of lying. We will share real-life examples and tips on how to recognize these lies in everyday interactions and even provide some fun facts that may or may not be true

Highlights of this episode include sharing the rich history and significance of Indigenous Peoples' Day—a celebration that honors the vibrant cultures, traditions, and resilience of Native communities across the Americas. We'll explore the movement behind the holiday, its growing recognition, and what it means to reclaim a day once centered on colonization. Join us as we share how it all began and where it’s all headed - along with some fun facts about this day of justice and equity.

Highlights of this episode include discussions of his humble beginnings in rural Georgia, his rise to the presidency in 1976, and his emphasis on human rights and diplomacy during his term. We will explore his post-presidency work, particularly his involvement with Habitat for Humanity and his efforts in global health, conflict resolution, and election monitoring. We will also share some of his personal values and commitment to peace, painting a picture of a leader whose influence extended far beyond his time in office. And, of course, we share some pretty interesting fun facts that will leave your friends impressed with your knowledge of the 39th President of the United States.