CLARITY with Lain Ehmann

CLARITY with Lain Ehmann

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CLARITY with Lain Ehmann episodes

  • The Myth of Self-Help
    The personal development/self-help industry is worth an estimated $14 billion. There’s big money in improvement. But is it legitimate? In this episode, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of self-help, and what God says about it.
    27 min
  • Debra Boblitt
    How do you make unpopular decisions? What is the role of intuition in decision-making? And how do you deal with regret when things don’t go as planned? Today, we talk with Debra Boblitt. After a long and successful career in the corporate world, Debra now speaks, coaches, and mentors other leaders and executives. You’ll love this inspirational conversation. Find out more at http://www.debraboblitt.com
    41 min
  • Amy Carney
    Tune in for our second special episode on the state of education in the United States. Today, we’re talking to Amy Carney, Scottsdale mom of five and candidate for the Scottsdale School Board. We discuss why it’s crucial for parents to get involved and how we can save public education.

    Find out more about Amy at https://www.facebook.com/amycarney4susd

    23 min
  • Matt Beienburg
    Education seems to be the front lines of the political debate these days, and no one is better equipped to talk about what’s going on in the nation’s classrooms than Matt Beienburg. Matt is the director of education policy for the Goldwater Institute. Today we talk about how parents and concerned citizens can keep tabs on where our tax money is going and how we can push for more transparency in education. Find out more about Matt at https://goldwaterinstitute.org/team/matt-beienburg/
    26 min
  • Hannah Woodruff
    In a society that seems to be ruled by emotion, how can we encourage and equip people to think rationally and logically, and then take action? That’s what today’s guest, Hannah Woodruff, is motivated to do. Through her organization, Arizona Women, she brings speakers and lively discussion to the field of politics. You’ll enjoy this lively discussion about decision-making, culture, and raising kids in today’s world. Find out more about Arizona Women at https://www.azwomen.org.
    26 min
  • What’s the Problem with Canceling Student Debt?
    Individuals in the US owe about ​​$1.7 trillion in student loan debt. Some people say it is crippling a generation of people and the federal government should forgive this debt burden.

    Sounds good, but what’s the cost of forgiving student loan debt? Are there other options? Is it really fair? And who will pay the ultimate price? Join Lain for a robust discussion of this hot topic.

    34 min
  • Donkey Dairy Farming and Activism with Saundra Traywick
    What happens when you feel like you’re doing everything right to protect your kids, but illness finds them anyway? If you’re Saundra Traywick, you start researching and try anything that might help your child… up to and including starting a donkey dairy!

    That’s a story in and of itself, but in this episode, Lain interviews Saundra about activism, how to join causes that you care about, and where to start in your effort to make the world a little better for our children.

    Find out more about Saundra at https://dulcededonke.com/

    34 min
  • Kicking Fear to the Curb with Julie Jones
    Are you letting fear hold you back? If so, here’s how to overcome your worries and take life by storm!

    Lain is joined by vibrant and inspiring speaker, author, and coach Julie Jones. A former police officer and six-foot platinum blonde elf (you gotta see the pictures!), Julie has decided to live life on her terms, and will help you do the same. Find out more about Julie at https://juliejones.biz/

    38 min
  • Should “Saving Lives” Cost Lives?
    Is it fair, right, or humane to refuse life-saving treatments to those who decline to be vaccinated? This is a hot-button issue, one that’s been in the news lately, and it’s stirring up controversy.

    In this episode, Lain deconstructs the arguments against barring medical treatment for those without vaccines, looking specifically at the recent case of a Boston man who faces death due to being refused a heart transplant due to his vaccination status.

    11 min
  • Making Sense of Boundaries with Sabrina Haverty
    Boundaries are essential elements of defining where one thing — person, country, etc. — ends and another begins. But what are GOOD boundaries, why are they essential to personal responsibility and freedom, and how can we set better boundaries?

    Join Lain for a discussion with Sabrina Haverty about the role of boundaries in our relationships — including with ourselves — and how we can be better boundary-setters.

    42 min

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With humor and insight, Clarity with Lain Ehmann will help make sense of your inner and outer challenges. You'll get thoughtful interviews, smart analysis, and a common-sense approach to the latest topics in news, politics, family , culture, and more.