The Lisa Show

How can we talk about difficult topics and still feel like we're on the same team? Lisa sits down with the executive director of "Disagree Better", Marianne Viray, who trains elected officials and decision-makers to navigate difficult conversations without creating division. They explore how to ask honest questions, listen with a willingness to learn, and see people as more than their political beliefs. From family dinner tables to local government, Marianne shares practical ways to build a culture where different viewpoints are welcome, disagreement doesn't have to mean division, and meaningful conversations can bring us closer together.

What does it mean to surround yourself with greatness, and how can the people around us help us become better? Lisa sits down with former NFL Pro Bowl tight end Chad Lewis to talk about the power of learning from others, building meaningful relationships, and choosing to surround ourselves with people who inspire us to grow. They explore how the right people can shape our perspective, push us beyond our comfort zones, and help us become the best versions of ourselves. For Chad'd book "Surround Yourself With Greatness", check out this link: https://a.co/d/07AFKurr

What do philosophy, faith, and stand-up comedy have in common? More than you might think! Lisa sits down with comedian Pete Holmes for a conversation about God, truth, human nature, and why asking life’s biggest questions can be both meaningful and funny. They dive into philosophy, creativity, and what it means to say "yes, thank you" to everything life throws your way. Lisa and Pete share family memories, plenty of laughs, and even a few thoughts on hot drinks.

When your kids leave home, everyone talks about how proud you’ll be, but no one really prepares you for how much you might miss them. Lisa is officially an empty nester, and she’s finding this new phase of life much more emotional than she expected. Dr. Rachel Glick joins Lisa to talk about empty nest syndrome, what to expect when your kids become adults, how to navigate the grief and relief that can come with this transition, and how to build a new relationship with your adult children, your spouse, and yourself. Because an empty nest may feel like a loss, but it’s also proof that your kids have learned how to fly. For more of Dr. Rachel Glick's work, including her book, be sure to check out her website: https://www.drrachelglik.com/

Why can it be so hard to accept a compliment? Dr. Marisa G. Franco, a psychologist, researcher, and author, joins Lisa to explore how our sense of self-worth shapes the way we experience friendship, love, kindness, and relationships. She'll explain where worth comes from and how to reclaim it when we don't feel good about ourselves. For more of Dr. Franco's work, including her books, be sure to check out her website: https://drmarisagfranco.com/