The Hour GLASS Podcast: Recent Episodes
David Glass
Where Family Law & Psychology Intersect.
Are you aware that roughly 50-percent of marriages/relationships end in divorce? A staggering statistic, to be sure!
Divorce is arguably one of the most difficult of all life’s major transitions. Whether you are thinking about or preparing for divorce; in the middle of one; or trying to move on from one; TheHourGLASS podcast is for you!
Dr. Gretchen Kubacky, known as one of the most seasoned experts in dealing with grief, and founder of PCOS Wellness in Los Angeles, spoke openly and methodically about dealing with grief as she compared the process with that of the same 5-step process one goes through, not only with the death of a loved one, but the death of a marriage or romantic partnership as well. Author of The PCOs Mood Cure: Your Guide to Ending the Emotional Roller Coaster, and, Moving Through Grief: Proven Techniques for Finding Your Way After Any Loss, she gave Glass' viewers a step-by-step journey through the 5 steps and ways in which to handle each step with a mindful soul-search and a good deal of self-compassion. When selecting our audience favorites, Dr. Kubacky's ratings were off the chart! There was no need to have her voted on as a come-back guest, her episode was a clear must-do re-run! Dr. Kubacky was also the very first guest to appear on TheHourGLASS and helped David launch Season 1, a series that ran the gambit of breakup topics from grief to gratitude.
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Gabrielle Stone, emerging actress and author, put it all on the table as she shared the backstory about her cheating husband, her “Layered Onion” theory, and digging deep to get to the heart of the matter with her “Self-Love Cocktail,” a recipe for finding self love. She discussed her “new” life and counted all her blessings. She also shared the highlights of her two self-discovery books–“Eat, Pray, Love #FML” and “The Ridiculous Misadventures of s Single Girl.” When the episode first aired a few months ago, Glass says the show’s viewership soared. So then, it made perfect sense to include Stone’s highly insightful interview in the “best of.”
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Well-known narcissism expert, psychotherapist Claudia Sinay-Mosias, LMFT, offers up some solid tips for victims of narcissistic abuse. She also advises on to how to avoid and detect a narcissist, and ultimately, how to bid goodbye if you're in a relationship with one. Claudia Sinay-Mosias, was clearly one of THG's most popular guests in March 2023. She speaks candidly and openly about this mental health Axis II condition and what victims of a narcissist can do to protect, stay clear of, and recover from his or her abuse. She also speaks in stark terms about what constitutes the mental state of a narcissist and how to get out of and move on from, a toxic relationship with one. Sinay-Mosias is a regular writer for Medium and other online publications. She has been in practice for 25 years and counsels clients online.
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Rich Little, unquestionably one of the world’s greatest celebrity impressionists, now in his 90s, shared his insight on keeping a sense of humor through hard times. Sharp and witty, he commented on ways to get through tough times and some of his favorite memories. He is singled out for being the longest running comedy act in Vegas and just some of his back-in-the-day television appearances include: “The Tonight Show,” with Johnny Carson; “The Judy Garland Show,” “The Julie Andrews Show,” and a regular on the game show, “Hollywood Squares,” to name but a few. His insight on how important humor is to everyone’s daily life is one topic he covers with Host Glass. Another, his favorite impersonation. That person told Little when he saw him do an impression of him,he thought Little did him better than he did! This re-run ranked in the top three of all aired episodes and continues to get hits! Enjoy!
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Craig Steven Phillips left audiences wanting more and Glass intends on inviting him back before the end of the year. Phillips has been a spiritual teacher and practitioner for the past 44 years; has a background in Buddhism and Taoism; and was ordained into Buddhism by the Dalai Lama. He is also an Interfaith minister and author. He was a unique guest in that he spoke only about the art and benefits of meditation while going through a breakup. He even provided a demonstration of how to meditate even for a couple of minutes. His core message. “Have compassion on yourself.” This segment garnered rave reviews. It is a must watch!
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Dr. Stephanie Haibloom, known as one of the country’s leading experts in anger management, who ranked high among audience members long after her episode aired, talks about remedies for managing one’s anger, domestic violence, and where to get help as a result of a partner’s physical or emotional abuse. She also shares the differences of going to anger management programs on one’s own, as opposed to those when such classes are court ordered. Dr. Haibloom also shares a few techniques for calming oneself when anger sets in. Her remedies were solid and practical. Some guests confided that they played Dr. Haibloom’s segment more than once. If you’re experiencing pent up feelings of anger or you’re unable to stop thinking about revenge, this episode will likely keep you on a positive track. Remember: thoughts spawn feelings and if you can get your thoughts in check and re-direct them, you have a good chance of keeping negative feelings at bay. Pull up a comfortable chair and take in Dr. Haibloom’s wisdom.
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Dr. Beth Leedham, one of the country’s leading sex wellness experts, who appeared in Season 1–episode 12 –garnered the highest viewership ratings of all Seasons and episodes to date. Her frank and candid discussion about sex after divorce, and how intimacy issues can plague and even serve as the cause for the demise of a marriage or partnership. was at the heart of her commentary. She was frank and specific about sex issues and ways to resolve them, although one of the most intriguing insights she shared was choosing the appropriate time to “kickstart” your sex life after a breakup.
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Host David Glass – so intrigued with the subject of gaslighting—Glass took on several experts quite familiar with gaslighting–one of whom was Dr. Mark Goulston. Sadly, Dr. Goulston passed away late December of last year, but his many writings and interviews where he shared his wisdom and insight carry on. And, we’re grateful. Our audience ranked Dr. Goulston’s interview as one of their favorites. What was most remarkable is that Dr. Goulston not only shared advice on how to handle a “gaslighter,” but he told a personal story of his own experience of how he avoided falling victim of one himself.
Expert Dr. Mark Goulston was a former UCLA professor of psychiatry, FBI and police hostage negotiation trainer, nine-time author and a podcast host himself (My Wake Up Call”) who offered our audience members a new perspective on the gaslighting type and brought clarity to the dynamic between a gaslighter and its victim. He also talked about the George Kukor film, “Gaslight,” and asked viewers to watch it for a clearer understanding of the concept. Goulston is sorely missed, but Host Glass is grateful for the insight he shared on the show.
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Roslyn Kind, actress, singer, and now producer of a captivating video she produced, talks about her career, her 11-month marriage, and love in all forms, Sara Jane Ho, author of “Mind Your Manners,” shares a variety of relationship etiquette tips–especially those to do with the breakup of one. She is straight forward, candid and oh-so appropriate as she shares her vast knowledge. Owen Sloane,veteran music attorney, who has represented such music legends as Stevie Nicks,Elton John, Rob Thomas, Frank Zappa,and many others,compares the breakup of a band to the breakup of a couple. Judah Akers, singer/songwriterof Judah & The Lion, speaks candidly about the five stages of grief and his journey moving through them by writing an album of songs, THE PROCESS, that addresses his sojourn from the dark to the light. Ann Serrano Lopez, actress, producer, and philanthropist/community activist; former wife of Latino comic George Lopez, talks about her marriage, her divorce, and how the couple have managed to keep a cordial relationship ongoing as they continue to nurture their adult daughter. Rich Little, humorist and unquestionably the best celeb impersonator of all time, shares his perspectives and wisdom on the value of humor in everyday life. Larsa Pippen, former wife of NBA basketball legend Scottie Pippen, shares “go-to” remedies for getting through tough times, one of which spawned an ongoing ritual with her four kids: A regular date night! Gabrielle Stone, author, actress and soul-searcher, talks about her divorce and finding love again. She also addresses the topic of self-reflection and ways to go about it.
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Special guest, Sara Jane Ho, author of “Mind Your Manners,” talks etiquette about many breakup “relationship manners” as she speaks her mind–from accepting a gift from your ex (and what to do with it) to how to appropriately communicate you want out of a relationship. She shares many tips with host Glass. To say that she is worldly is no understatement. Sara Jane speaks German, French, Mandarin and Cantonese…and, it’s no surprise that she is also eloquent in English, as well. Sara Jane has lived in New Guinea, the UK, and Hong Kong (eventually moving to the US to attend Phillips Exeter, Georgetown and Harvard Business School) and currently divides her time between Shanghai, Hong Kong, New York, and London. She has appeared in many print publications including The New York Times. She has her own Netflix show and is a regular guest on “The Drew Barrymore Show.“
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Owen Sloane, veteran music attorney, who has represented such A-list singer/songwriters as Stevie Nicks, Lindsay Buckingham, Elton John, Frank Zappa, Chris Daughtry, Steve Winwood, Bonnie Raitt, Joe Cocker and, many others as well as entertainment entities, like the Playboy organization, HBO, and Lorimar, compares the similarities between band breakups and romantic couple breakups. He takes the audience behind the scenes for a look at what some musical artist breakups are like and the reasons behind them. He also opines on why some bands endure and stay together. David Glass probes. Owen Sloane delivers.
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David Glass shares a heartfelt conversation with the hugely talented singer/songwriter, Judah Akers (of Judah & The Lion) where he talks about the inspiration for his new release, THE PROCESS, a collection of 19 relatable and poignant songs about working one’s way through grief. Judah tells it like it is; shares the stages of his grief journey and offers up hope and inspiration.
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Ann Serrano Lopez, actress, producer and philanthropist/community activist; former wife of Latino comic George Lopez, talks about her marriage, her divorce, and how the couple have managed to keep a cordial relationship ongoing as they continue to nurture their adult daughter.
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Rich Little, Legendary comic, whose impersonations of celebrities for decades have been spot on, and arguably, who is considered to be the best impressionist there ever was, dishes with David Glass on humor and how important it is to one's well being. He particularly speaks to its use during tough times! Little also reminisces with David on imitating some of his favorite celebrities. He talks life experience, too! Which is Little's number one favorite celeb to impersonate? Tune in to see what he has to say about that! Best known for playing major venues as a standup comic over many decades, Little is still going strong.
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Larsa Pippen, former wife of NBA basketball legend Scottie Pippen, shares “go-to” remedies for getting through tough times, one of which spawned an ongoing ritual with her four kids: A regular date night!
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Kicking off the People in the Knowseries will be Gabrielle Stone, emerging actress and author, who shares her take on cheating and runs down her “Layered Onion” theory to getting to the heart of the matter; along with her “Self-Love Cocktail ” laundry list as she discusses her “self discovery” books–“Eat, Pray, Love #FML” and “The Ridiculous Misadventures of s Single Girl.” She offers up how she dug deep to find herself and move on after a breakup.
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Kevin Cotter, author and businessman who serves as Controller for his now wife’s business GetMomStrong talks about his hilarious approach to getting through the grief of his divorce a number of years ago. Brainstorming with family and friends, Cotter shares, he was able to use “the dress” his former wife left behind to come up with dozens of ways to “repurpose” his ex’s dress. From hammock, to oven mitts, shower curtain, punching bag, pasta strainer, and more…Cotter has Glass laughing throughout this upbeat interview. Cotter shares one of his favorite uses which caused him to write to the dress’ manufacturer to praise them for the durability of their product. Not always tongue in cheek, Cotter admits that the task of “researching” and writing this book was his salvation at a very dark time in his life. Host Glass whole-heartedly applauds Cotter’s efforts.
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In this unusual interview, Host David Glass, is initially skeptical as to how someone could bulldoze their way through the divorce recovery process, but soon agrees it might actually be possible. Psychologist and divorce coach, Dr. Valerie Sher, who talks about her center’s Naked Divorce program talks through the stages of the 21-day program (or seven-day retreat or three-month version, depending on a client’s needs) to help viewers understand why a laser-fast approach to plowing through the grief and intensity of divorce is truly possible. She shares why it is not one client out of their thousands of them have never asked for a refund. “Cacooning, Metamorphosis and Release are explained along with a “Clarity Call,” keep Glass deeply interested as he offers up a series of important questions.
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Author and former therapist, Christine Gallagher, spends her time during this unusual interview with Glass talking about her prior work as a “Divorce Party” planner—a therapeutic approach she wrote about a number of years ago to help her clients get through the divorce process. Her book, The Divorce Party Handbook, lets viewers know how to plan such a party, what activities to engage in during it and how to keep such an affair upbeat and cathartic. On a more serious note, Gallagher alleges that a “divorce breakup ceremony” (a party) could be one of the most significant ways to mark such a milestone in one’s life, just like a birthday or graduation party. Glass urges her to share some of her divorce party stories and she does. TheHourGLASS podcast viewer just might find Gallager’s suggestions, and those of Glass, one more positive way to move on.
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Interval House Crisis Center Operations Director, Christine Delabre, takes Host Glass and the viewers behind the scenes to understand the step-by-step process of entering a shelter and what to expect as they work through the process of gaining strength and support for permanently getting out of an abusive relationship. Offering services since 1979, offers its services world-wide. Delabre explains why the Center has become a “model” for other shelters throughout the country. She also tells Glass that many of those they have rescued go on to become “advocates” and “give back” as speakers, support systems for others and to help affect change. Glass’s questions are comprehensive and specific as he gets Delabre to share her vast experience in the field of abuse victim shelter assistance.
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In this informative segment, highly skilled prosecutor, Michele Anderson, talks about the filing of a Domestic Violence case and what victims should know to protect themselves. She also discusses Domestic Violence in general—her work in that area. One of the most interesting parts of Anderson’s interview is her story about the case she tried where the jury and judge threw the book at the abuser. His sentence surprised many. Glass has the opportunity to ask prosecutor Anderson lots of questions from the vantage point of a prosecutor. This episode is a must-see!
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Host David Glass shares some statistics while fierce and seasoned criminal defense attorney, Alaleh Kamran, talks consequences and punishments for those who engage in Domestic Violence. She explains misdemeanors vs. felonies and details the process once a case is filed. Glass queries her about specifics and Kamran spells them out. She talks loss of rights of the abuser; she talks about the guidelines for the D.A.’s office; how to file against a perpetrator; she lays it all out in a way that should deter any domestic abuser from committing a crime. Host Glass asks about the three strikes law in California and Kamran breaks it all down from sentencing to deportation to national database fingerprints.
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Viewers have the rare opportunity to hear directly from a victim of a husband’s narcissistic behavior toward her. Tina Swithen, who has authored a book series, Divorcing a Narcissist, tells it like it was! Glass invites Swithen to tell the story of her 7-1/2-year marriage to her narcissistic husband. She does. She shares how, after trying to make her way through the family courts with a host of insurmountable obstacles, she set out to help others at the effect of a narcissistic partner. Her blog, “One Mom’s Battle” (which Christie Brinkley follows) has helped hundreds and her work is ongoing. Swithen lets the viewer in for a first-hand account and offers some sage advice.
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Shirin Peykar, a practicing psychologist at Sherman Oaks Therapy and Wellness, talks about the difficulty in recognizing a person’s narcissism until well after one is in the relationship. She also talks about why a person is attracted to a narcissist and then Glass queries her as to why it is so hard to cut off a relationship with a one. Peykar runs it all down. Peykar talks about the cycles of a narcissist, their lack of “apology,” unstable changes, and the victim subjugating his/her needs to accommodate the narcissist. Glass covers a lot of ground in this unique interview addressing a problem that the two agree is pervasive in a good many relationships these days.
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Long time therapist and co-director of Park Presidio Counseling Center for 25 years, Claudia Sinay-Mosias serves up some cold, hard facts on narcissism—a subject on which she is regarded as one of the top experts in the country. She explains Axis II of the mental health disorder, the mental state of a narcissist, and offers up some solid tips on how to deal with one. She deftly hits on the difference between pathological narcissistic disorder and narcissistic psychosocial disorder. She also talks about the deep insecurity of the narcissist and his/her/their need for control of others. Sinay-Mosias captures former psychologist Glass’s attention with every insight and revelation. There is no question as the interview wraps that Sinay-Mosias knows her way around this complex personality disorder. She speaks to every aspect of it.
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Host David Glass – so intrigued with the subject of gaslighting—Glass takes on another guest to opine on the subject, only this time he asks about the brain of a gaslighter, and asks if DNA has anything to do with such behavior. Expert Dr. Mark Goulston, a former UCLA professor of psychiatry, FBI and police hostage negotiation trainer, nine-time author and a podcast host himself (My Wake Up Call”) offers a new perspective on the gaslighting type and brings clarity to the dynamic between a gaslighter and its victim. He also talks about the George Kukor film, “Gaslight”, and asks viewers to watch it for a clearer understanding of the concept. Goulston also tells a very personal story of his own about a person who gaslit him. A very compelling story—one viewers should not miss.
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In this episode, we’re going to discuss when and how to restart your sex life. We’re also going to look at what constitutes a habit—how to get rid of the bad ones and develop positive new ones. We’re going to consider starting off the new year by getting in shape!
This show is based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.
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In this week's episode we’re going to talk about “Makeovers.” Some are personal and physical, while others have to do with choices about where to live and taking care of practical things—like updating your will and other important documents.
This channel is based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.
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In this episode we talk with Marissa Garcia Elpidama of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, the nation’s leading nonprofit addiction treatment and mental health care organization. Then Norine Vanderhooven on the benefits of EMDR therapy and her introduction to it. After that, Cheryl Eskin and Tracie Andrews share methods and resources for talking about suicide with both teens and adults. Finally, to wrap up the show we hear from singer/ songwriter Tracy Newman about her own rehab journey as well as an original song she performs LIVE, a first for the show!
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During this HourGLASS episode, Lisa Gache, from Beverly Hills Manners, talks good manners/bad manners when it comes to post divorce and gift giving, dealing appropriately with your ex's family and a couple's mutual friends. Son of divorced parents--one a gift shop owner, the other a Marijuana farmer, Dave Harding, shares his memories and talks about his childhood holiday customs in two different households. He lets the audience in as to which traditions he's kept and those he's discarded. UCLA Sociology professor, Dr. Jessica Collett, talks about trends and changes in family holiday customs over the past few decades and what her studies indicate will take hold in years to come. Comedy maven, Cherie Kerr, founding member of SNL breeding ground's improv/sketch comedy organization, the L.A. Groundlings, and also founder of the similar group, the Orange County Crazies, offers up her sensible changes to familiar holiday song titles, all of which cater to the divorcee.
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Episode 8 offers an inside look at the wonderful relationship between actress Mindy Sterling ("Austin Powers" trilogy, "The Goldbergs," "The Life of Kora," and many others) and her terrifically gifted autistic son, Max, and how they manage their relationship and day-to day life together. Dr. Jennifer Franklin of Open Door Therapy comments on the holiday blues, and Executive Editor of Divorce Magazine, Diana Shepherd, shares the segment with a discussion of trends and articles most divorcees want to read. Comic, Lindsey Babout, of the Crush: A Denver Broncos Podcast, shares some of her own experiences growing up with divorced parents and announces things divorced parents should never do or say in front of their kids.
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The future, money, interior design and giving back this holiday season is all covered in this episode. Meg Barron, regional leader and executive director of Region 3 and the California Southland Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, gives straight talk on handling family members with the disease; renowned tax attorney, Bruce Givner of KBGRice talks about tax consequences of money year-end, and Lori Dennis, a glamorous interior designer who appears on HGTV and who helps recently divorced men redecorate their homes, lets us in on what the new decor they prefer. The comedy segment (without divulging too much) features actress/director/teacher, Karen Murayama--best known for her work on "Baskets," "The Simpsons," "Who's Line Is It Anyway?" and "Better Call Saul," among others, opines on the topic of marriage and divorce.
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In this episode we focus on anger issues during the holidays with Dr. Stephanie Haibloom; an interesting conversation ensues with Steve Munoz and Brad Potter, owners of BreakRoom L.A. where you can literally throw a fit and items at the same time in a safe environment to relieve anger and frustration. Amazing Spiritualist, Craig Steven Phillips, demystifies meditation and teaches viewers a thing or two about how to do it, effortlessly. Comic, Charlie Twichell weighs in on what not to get your divorced parents in the way of holiday gifts.
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Join us for a candid talk about good nutrition when Lara Al-Danachi breaks down nutrition and what and how to eat after a breakup. Also on the show are family law attorneys, Erin Grey and Nikki Hart-Caledeira--Nikki shares her own divorce story while Erin gives some sage advice on handling one's ex and the kids. Dr. Daniel Franklin offers up and candid look at children and how they are impacted by divorce. Then there's a very personal conversation between Host Glass and Anabelle Munro, actress, producer, director, and who heads up the ETHOS International Film Festival, who talks about her recent break up and concerns about her ex. Comic, Robbie Nelson, shares his fears, humorously about why he would not ever seek a divorce.
Based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.
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In episode 4, we address how to move on in your social life after divorce with some great guests! When I say social life, I’m not just talking about dating. Re-entering the “dating” scene, making some changes in your circle of friends and associates can be hard, but most people find it necessary to pivot and shift-whether it is finding a brand new venue, rather than continue to frequent the local restaurant where you used to hang out with your buddies, gently cutting ties with couples you and your ex spent time with, and adding new contacts that will help move you forward—that have nothing to do with your ex.
Here's a run down of the episode:
1:28 - Quiz
4:25 - Quiz pt II
5:40 - Susan Howington
20:19 - Katie Chen
39:56 - Brent White
43:02 - This week's song choice
Based on the book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.
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On this week's episode, I talk to financial columnist Geoff Williams, who shares his insights into what divorcing couples should read and why. He also talks trends. Glass then turns to renowned financial advisor, Simon Singer, who lays out how to redesign your financial life after divorce and the planning of a solid financial future. Divorcee, Matt Morrison, talks about about his divorce and asks Glass questions–like how much longer his divorce will take to finalize, how much longer he will have to pay spousal support, and more. Comic Garret Anthony will offer up a bit of levity talking about his divorced parents and how he coped with the differences between them.
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David Glass offers a power-packed show as he gets into deep discussion with retired family law judge, Isabel Cohen. They talk about divorce wars, trials, mediation and the high emotions couples go through when the make their way through the process all the way to trial. And, reasons why they can’t agree. Her segment is followed with single mom, Shawna Fay. She talks about having tried to co-parent with her ex and offers tips for minimizing frustration by sharing hers. Nate Adamsky, a standup comic, whose parents are divorced, serves up some comedic commentary on his fears about the split of community property.
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An introduction of what’s to come in the divorce process by David Glass. Guests include Authority magazine’s editor, Yitzi Weiner, whose upbeat content site offers advice and shared experiences of others and how they have overcome challenges in a positive way; Dr. Gretchen Kubacky, who talks about the grief related to divorce–she breaks it all down with insight, compassion and advice. Max Fay, a teen who talks about what it’s like to have no relationship with his biological father and how he has worked through the sadness; and comic, Tommy Pederson who caps off the show in a humorous way by sharing why he hopes his marriage never ends.
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Are you aware that roughly 50-percent of marriages/relationships end in divorce? A staggering statistic, to be sure!
Divorce is arguably one of the most difficult of all life’s major transitions. Whether you are thinking about or preparing for divorce; in the middle of one; or trying to move on from one; TheHourGLASS podcast is for you!
I'm your host, David Glass. In addition to being a celebrity divorce attorney I'm also a Certified Family Law Specialist, former Psychologist and Author and this show is based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce.
I've been a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks and my hope is to offer insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources with the podcast.
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