LVC - Summer Break Bonus

Join Lisa Valentine Clark as she gets real with people who are willing to share the hard-won wisdom you can only get from a friend–best advice for parenting, relationships, happiness, health and other topics that get to the heart of living a good life. A production of BYUradio. “The Lisa Show” is hosted by Lisa Valentine Clark–a comedian, actress, writer, believer, and mother of five. Her nationally-syndicated, award-winning podcast can be found on all streaming platforms.

Menopause and perimenopause aren't just about women's reproductive tracts. They can affect all aspects of a woman's life. This week on The Lisa Show, Dr. Louise Newson, a leading menopause specialist and physician, joins Lisa to break down the myths and facts about menopause and perimenopause. She explains why menopause is more than just a phase, why we misunderstand its symptoms, and which treatments are viable solutions for those symptoms. Whether you're approaching menopause or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers clarity, compassion, and empowering information. Dr Louise Newson is a physician, women’s hormone specialist and member of the UK Government’s Menopause Taskforce. She is also an award-winning doctor, educator, and author, committed to increasing awareness and knowledge of perimenopause and menopause. She also works with a range of organizations to provide advice regarding menopause and hormone health in the workplace, collaborates with charities and professional bodies to raise awareness of the needs of perimenopausal and menopausal women, and regularly appears in the media as an expert in women’s hormone health. Learn more about Dr Louise Newson here: https://www.drlouisenewson.co.uk/ Check out the balance app: https://www.balance-menopause.com/ Join The Lisa Show newsletter here: https://share.hsforms.com/10UpGR4rwQXCB8xeHm0wWSAr35f2

When life feels like too much and everyone seems to need something from you, how do you stay joyful and present? This week on The Lisa Show, Bob Goff joins Lisa to talk about how to keep your heart open when your schedule feels closed. He shares how to set priorities and actually stick to them, how to acknowledge your limits without feeling guilty, and how simple reminders can keep you grounded in what really matters. Bob also opens up about the space between what we want to do and what we think we can do, and how to live with purpose right there in the middle. Bob Goff is the author of the New York Times bestselling books Love Does, Everybody Always, Dream Big, and Undistracted. He is the Honorary Consul to the Republic of Uganda, an attorney, and the founder of Love Does—a nonprofit human rights organization operating in 14 countries. Bob continues to be inspired by friendships he’s developed with others around the world who live their lives pursuing strategic ways to help others. Bob's greatest ambitions in life are to love others, do stuff, and, most importantly, to hold hands with his wife, Sweet Maria Goff, and spend time with their amazing kids and grandkids. For more, check out BobGoff.com and LoveDoes.org. Join The Lisa Show newsletter here: https://share.hsforms.com/10UpGR4rwQXCB8xeHm0wWSAr35f2

Pediatricians are more than just doctors--they can be a star player on your parenting team. This week on "The Lisa Show," pediatrician Dr. Weston Spencer joins Lisa to share why pediatrician visits matter so much. He explains how to get the most out of every appointment--from writing down your questions ahead of time to building a relationship with your pediatrician so they can reinforce the values you’re teaching at home. Dr. Spencer also covers important topics like managing fevers, supporting picky eaters, and danger-proofing your home. Plus, he shares why it’s helpful to let your kids lose at games and how that can build resilience and teach them to navigate disappointment. Whether you’re a new parent or a seasoned pro, this episode will help you make the most of every visit and every conversation with your child’s doctor. Dr. Weston Spencer received his undergraduate at BYU, Medical School degree at Penn State and completed his pediatrics residency at Stanford. He is now a practicing pediatrician at Alpine Pediatrics in Utah County. Check out Dr. Spencer's work here: Alpinepeds.com

If your waiting-to-be-read pile keeps growing but your motivation to read keeps shrinking, you're not alone. This week, Janssen Bradshaw from Everyday Reading joins Lisa to help us fall back in love with books. No guilt. No pressure. Just practical ways to make reading feel doable again. She shares tips for easing back in with audiobooks (even if you think they’re not for you), making time to read in the margins of a busy day, and quitting books that aren't for you. Plus, she makes the case for starting with the movie, not the book, and how to set the example of lifelong literacy in a house full of kids. Whether you’re reading your first book in years or your hundredth this year, this episode will help you bring more joy--and more reading--into your life. Check out Janssen's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everydayreading Check out Janssen's Website: https://everyday-reading.com/ Join The Lisa Show newsletter here: https://share.hsforms.com/10UpGR4rwQXCB8xeHm0wWSAr35f2

Sleep isn’t a luxury—it’s a foundation. But for many Americans, good sleep feels out of reach. This week Dr. David Rosen, a medical sleep specialist, joins Lisa to break down the state of sleep in America and why so many of us are doing it wrong. He introduces a 3-part pyramid approach to help us reset our relationship with rest: starting with how we think about sleep, clearing out bad habits like late-night scrolling or caffeine, and finally, building healthy routines that train our brains to wind down. If you’ve been waking up tired, or struggling to fall asleep at all, this episode will help you take sleep seriously and give you a practical plan to finally get the rest you need. Dr. David Rosen is a board-certified sleep medicine physician. He is regularly interviewed by news and media publications about sleep health topics. He has presented research at various national conferences and his works have been published in peer-reviewed journals. He is an active member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine where he reviews articles for publication in their flagship academic journal and has also served on multiple AASM committees. Check out David's Instagram @sleepysleepdoc See more of David's work at his website: www.renumasleep.com You can email David at [email protected]

Summer can feel like a cruise...except you're the director. You’re in charge of the schedule, the entertainment, the food, the fun and it can get overwhelming fast. Jordan Page from "Fun, Cheap, or Free" joins Lisa to talk about how to sail through summer without running yourself into the ground. She shares smart, practical tips on setting a “fun budget” to save money, managing screen time, coordinating friend time, planning meals, carving out moments for yourself, and creating meaningful memories along the way. Jordan Page is a blogger, youtuber, author, content creator, entrepreneur, and a single mom to 8 busy kiddos. As a self proclaimed Queen of the Hot Mess, she loves proving that it is possible to tame the chaos and thrive in your season of life, even while divorced with 8 kids in 10 years, no formal experience, raging adult ADHD, and any other hurdles you yourself are working to overcome. Jordan also has a passion for helping female entrepreneurs find their inner baddie-ness. She has found incredible success in her own business, earning a spot on the INC 500 list two years running. Follow the Fun @jordanpage on IG and https://thepagecompany.com https://www.youtube.com/@jordanpagecompany https://thepagecompany.com https://funcheaporfree.com https://shelfcooking.com #summer #parenting #budgeting

Is it possible to keep a clean house even when you're overwhelmed and don't know where to start? Are there realistic housekeeping systems for the normal person? Terri K, host of "Today with Terri K," says yes, and she knows that because she’s lived it. In this episode, Terri shares 5 principles for managing your home. Using the acronym C-L-E-A-N, Terri offers simple, ADHD-friendly strategies that can help anyone feel more in control of their space and at peace in their home. "Today with Terri K" is all about helping overwhelmed women build peace and confidence at home — one imperfect day at a time. Terri believes a messy sink doesn’t mean you’re failing, routines don’t have to be rigid, and you’re not the only one who never got the homemaking handbook. Through relatable tips, real talk, and a dash of humor, she helps women trade the guilt spiral for progress they can feel proud of. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0ltjElIhfsXLA0UsufJybg Etsy: https://todaywithterrik.etsy.com Blog: https://www.todaywithterrik.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/todaywithterrik/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TodaywithTerriK/

It’s hard to be the parent we want to be when we’re carrying wounds from our own childhood. Therapist and coach Michael Anderson helps parents heal their past so they can show up more powerfully for their families in the present. In this episode, he shares 3 insights into the nature of trauma and explains how doing the work can lead to deeper, more genuine connections with the people we love most. Michael is an associate marriage and family therapist, parenting coach, and author passionate about helping fathers break cycles of trauma and show up powerfully for their families. Specializing in childhood complex trauma and pornography recovery, Michael equips parents with the tools to heal their past and create a healthier future for their kids. He’s also the author of Jungle Tails, a children’s book series that teaches kids about mental and emotional health in a way they can understand. Check out Michael's Instagram @empowered.familiesllc Find Michael's book series here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CW1892T9

Conner Mantz is an olympian, a record-breaker, and one of the fastest distance runners in the world. But Conner Mantz knows how to do more than just run a 4:47 mile for over 26 miles. He also knows how succeed beyond the finish-line. Conner shares 8 ideas for making the most of ourselves and our relationships in this race called life.