Podcast Episodes
Have Kids’ Sports Gone Too Far?
Liz talks with friend, dad, and former coach Mark Pancratz about why we’re pushing sports so early. Is it really for the kids?
I’m a B+ SAHM
Liz gives you an honest update on what it's been like transitioning to being a full-time stay-at-home mom after working for so long.
Surviving Trafficking Rings and Fighting Cover-ups
Now, as the Associate Director of Epstein Justice, Alisha Owens advocates for trafficking victims, and educate the public on the realities of human trafficking and sexual abuse.
How Do We Use Our Power Over Our Kids?
Liz talks about using my power as a parent for good, being consistent with discipline, and really listening to what each kid needs.
Do We All Need Mommy Makeovers?
Dr. Jason Hall and Liz talk about what it really entails, the sobering truth about recovery times, and the importance of aging gracefully in a world obsessed with youth.
Do Women Become Obsolete in the Workforce After Having Children?
From juggling work responsibilities to battling feelings of guilt over not spending enough time with their kids, Liz and Debaran lay all their experiences on the line.
Former KGB Spy Jack Barsky
Jack is the author of "Deep Undercover: My Secret Life and Tangled Allegiances as a KGB Spy in America," and today his story is on Being Different.
Postpartum Realness After Baby #3
Liz gets real about the hormonal rages and the struggle of feeling like she's not being heard by her oh-so-supportive (but sometimes clueless) husband. Spoiler alert: it's not all sunshine and rainbows!
Justice Served? Child Trafficking Networks & Government Cover-Ups
With the news of child sex trafficking rings running rampant, host Liz Durham wants to know: Is real justice actually served to perpetrators? In this episode, Liz sits down with journalist and author Nick Bryant to shed light on the hidden corners of child exploitation, justice, and reform.
Tough Love: Raising Resilient Kids in a Coddled World
Are people making their kids "soft" by protecting them too much? In this episode, our host Liz Durham is joined by Armando SanMiguel, her former boss and mentor, for a conversation about coddling and its impact on children's development.
Facing Farm Life Realities
Ever wondered about the secrets to raising resilient children? Turns out, farming and the animal care can offer some valuable insight. Today, Liz Durham is joined by Lexi Young Peck to discuss how she helps her kids navigate the process of life and death.
The Infamous Raccoon
After Liz Durham posted a video online about a murderous raccoon, she received backlash about animal cruelty. Find out why she's committed to protecting her chickens by any means necessary.
Are Parents Too Fearful?
After reading "Free-Range Kids: How Parents and Teachers Can Let Go and Let Grow" by Lenore Skenazy, our host Liz Durham has some new ideas about embracing a more liberating approach to parenting and fostering confident, resilient children.
Lessons from Hard Work
In this episode, our host Liz Durham is joined by Armando SanMiguel, her former boss and mentor, for a conversation about parenting, money, and how to instill strong work ethic in the next generation.
Redefining Women’s Roles
In this episode, she advocates for finding a middle ground that allows women to have successful careers while also prioritizing their families.
New Beginnings and Unexpected Challenges
And then there were three! Despite the chaos, Liz expresses her gratitude for Cooper, who is proving to be a remarkably calm and easy baby. Plus, she shares a recent revelation about Cooper's health that has brought immense relief to their family.
Trusting God's Plan
In this episode, Liz candidly shares her emotional struggle with the lack of control over her baby's health, despite her strong faith. She delves into the complexities of parenting, self-blame, and the spiritual lessons she's learned along the way.
Rethinking the Media We Consume
Television shows have the power to shape and influence our perceptions of the world around us. In this episode, Liz considers the impact of shows she watched growing up. Have beloved sitcoms like Friends and Sex and the City contributed to negative stereotypes about gender roles?
Embracing Entrepreneurship and Technology
Liz Durham sits down with Gary to talk about how working with the family business from a young age helped shape Gary's entrepreneurial mindset, and how technological change is impacting parenting now more than ever.
Balancing Careers and Motherhood
From navigating gender roles to maintaining work-life balance, Liz Durham and Taylor Brasel provide different generational insights into the complexities of managing family and professional lives.