Being Better with Jennifer Powers

Jen covers allergies, yummy cake donuts, and selling a house. Jen discusses the need for many people to hold on to the past and what that may be about.

Jen discusses sun tans, lumberjacks with poor dental hygiene, and being in denial. Jen goes on to talk about our tendency to take the path of least resistance and the pros and cons of each.

Jen gets obsessed about technology, learns more Spanish and reveals the secret to life. She discusses life’s synchronicities and how it might indicate whether we are living in flow.

Jen discusses getting back to business, the dangers of gluten and life in the mafia. She takes a question from a listener asking Jen how she maintains a healthy relationship with her cohost and husband.

Jen covers character development, live podcasts and rusty autoboots. She goes on to discuss the seasons of the year and how they reflect the ebb and flow of life.

Jen talks spewed coffee, child labor and modern parenting. She discusses the purpose of self-reflection and being able to use the input of others to make ourselves better.

Jen discusses vegetarian piranhas, optimism about the future and the value of coaching. She goes on to talk about the unintended, positive consequences of Covid and how people are finding new, better ways to live.

Jen talks expired makeup, the inappropriate 70’s and life in the Brady household. Jen discusses the stories that we’re told our lives should look like and how it might be setting us up for disappointment.

Jen gets interested in new things and promotes canine taxidermy. Jen and Mark circle back to an earlier episode and dig into some new DNA findings. Jen reveals some startling information about her past.

Jen tries not to offend “old folks” and says goodbye to a tumultuous year. Jen and Mark talk about the challenges of 2020 and how it creates new perspective for what is to come. Jen lets listeners off the hook for New Years resolutions.