19 episodes
The Lisa Swander Blogcast Lisa Swander
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Encouragement, humor, pop culture. Everything you love about lisaswander.com, now with 75% more audio.
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Critical Hearts
In this episode, Lisa discusses the tragedy of having her work professionally edited, and how being criticized is a lot like playing Zelda.To read the original post, click here.Subscribe to Lisa's newsletter here!Follow Lisa on Instagram here!
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You're Already Doing Hard Things
In this episode, Lisa would like you to remember that yes, you can do hard things, AND you're already doing a bunch of them. Right this minute!Read the original blog post here!Sign up for Lisa's newsletter here!Follow Lisa on Instagram or Facebook here!
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Beware the Ides of February
In this episode, Lisa discusses February, which is the worst.Read the original blog post here!Sign up for Lisa's newsletter here!Follow Lisa on Instagram or Facebook here!
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Trust Yo' Self 2024
In this episode, Lisa reads too much advice and decides it's probably best that we just do our own thing. Whatever the thing may be.Read the original blog post here!Sign up for Lisa's newsletter here!Follow Lisa on Instagram or Facebook here!
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Why You Might Be Too Comfortable
In this episode, Lisa discusses Anna Lembke's excellent book with terrible news, Dopamine Nation, and how we all have to take cold showers, apparently.Read the original blog post here!Sign up for Lisa's newsletter here!Follow Lisa on Instagram or Facebook here!
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Why I Love Martha Stewart Living
In this post, we celebrate the terrible beauty of the late, great periodical branch of Martha Stewart Omnimedia: Martha Stewart Living. Please listen and remember to paper Lisa's coffin with back issues, when the time comes.Read the original blog post here!Sign up for Lisa's newsletter here!Follow Lisa on Instagram or Facebook here!
Customer Reviews
Delightfully Relatable and Charmingly Humorous
I’d recommend Lisa’s writing to anyone. Her tone is so personal, like she’s talking directly to her reader. She also has such a clever sense humor about life and things that everyone can relate to. Listening to her writing in podcast form makes me miss an old friend.