The Lisa Show

A popular T-shirt claims "If I had known having grandchildren was this fun, I would have had them first!" But as anyone on the other side knows, becoming a grandparent can come with a variety of stresses and unexpected transitions too. DeeDee Moore from More Than Grand joins Lisa for a conversation all about how to prepare (and when needed, repair) critical relationships so that grandparents and their loved ones can make the most out of that special bond. DeeDee's insights include important conversations to have, what new grandparents wish they had known sooner, important pitfalls to avoid, and how to tactfully navigate the unique strengths and challenges which make today's parents the most educated (and sometimes, the most anxious) generation of parents to date.

For more of DeeDee's work be sure to check out her website: https://www.morethangrand.com/

Life rarely goes according to the story we imagined, and sometimes the hardest moments come from the expectations we didn’t even realize we were carrying. Lisa sits down with Michele Reyes to talk about resilience, navigating life’s unexpected plot twists, and five strategies that can help us move through disappointment and frustration.

 Be sure to check out Michele's Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/themichelereyes

For more of Michele's work be sure to check out her website: https://michelereyescoaching.com/

Money has a way of stirring up emotions we don’t always expect like stress, shame, pride, even confusion about what we “should” be doing. Lisa sits down with Dr. Ashley LeBaron Black, professor of Family Finance, to talk about why money feels so personal and why it can be intimidating to talk about, especially in relationships.

Movies, television, and even a simple billboard can remind us of the goodness still happening in the world. Lisa sits down with Curt Dahl of the “Pass It On” campaign for a conversation about meaningful storytelling, purposeful seeking, and how finding the good around us can help us feel closer to God and each other.

Food has a way of bringing us back to childhood memories, family traditions, and the people we love most. But what happens when the house gets quieter and the meals get smaller? Lisa sits down with Liz Edmunds and Lizi Heaps of "The Food Nanny" for a heartfelt conversation about nourishment, connection, and learning to care for yourself with the same love you so easily give to others.

Be sure to check out The Food Nanny on their various socials:
https://www.instagram.com/thefoodnanny/
https://youtube.com/@thefoodnanny

You can find more of The Food Nanny on their website: https://www.thefoodnanny.com/