Alrighty folks! Here’s what so many people have been waiting for: 

How to deal with strained, fractured, struggling relationships due to our extremely divided political climate. This was the most requested episode and the most popular question people asked of Ali in the last year. Parents and children, spouses, siblings, neighbors, friends and colleagues - name it - are not immune to the divisive nature of our country’s politics. Marriage and family therapist Bill Doherty gives us some advice on how to deal with people we PASSIONATELY disagree with. As the co-founder of Braver Angels, an organization created to bridge this great divide, he has a couple of questions for us to keep in mind when we want to connect again...or even just to understand.

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Links of Interest:

Braver Angeles: www.braverangels.org

Doherty Relationship Institute: https://dohertyrelationshipinstitute.com/ 

Braver Angels YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmfS6eUi3X0&list=PLKRBV_e51mrqeV5ql68bkYNTeTV2KaXjR

Why Republicans and Democrats Are in a Bad Marriage

How Affective Polarization Shapes Americans’ Political Beliefs: A Study of Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Is it any surprise there is a growing portion of kids and teens who are developing a deep anxiety about their future on this planet? While some adults can’t accept what seems mostly like a sci-fi disaster film (where Will Smith saves them in the end), it’s the younger generations who will have to deal with this reality. Environmental psychologist Dr. Susan Clayton says it doesn’t help to calm their fears when so many people, and politicians, pretend there is no problem. Clayton shares how to talk to kids about climate change, how we can help them feel better about it, and what concerns her the most. Then Ali talks with high school student and environmentalist, Jeremy Jarecki, about her passion to prepare for the future and to get her peers involved in the fight to beat climate change.

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References:

https://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/family/2021/04/helping-kids-deal-with-climate-anxiety

https://time.com/6097677/young-people-climate-change-anxiety/

https://time.com/person-of-the-year-2019-greta-thunberg/

https://kisstheground.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwn8SLBhAyEiwAHNTJbZeEpY87UkCCUQfcb3ctIecNH7nyBhVpG1tbHQGrQQcSmK7b_spVShoCFR0QAvD_BwE

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Hi, Go Ask Ali fans! We're excited for the launch of the Dominant Stories podcast hosted by culture expert Jess Weiner. It's a brand new show from Shondaland and iHeartRadio and we think you'll enjoy it too. Don't just take our word for it, though. Check out the trailer and decide for yourself!

About the podcast: Dominant Stories is a conversation series that reclaims and rewrites the stories we’ve been told about our bodies, our beauty, our creativity, and our identities. For example, does your inner monologue sound like: “I’m not good enough, pretty enough or thin enough”? How about: “I can’t do that” or “I’m not worthy”? These are what Cultural Expert and host Jess Weiner calls our Dominant Stories - the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves (whether they are true or not). This show has stemmed from Jess’ personal and professional mission to help people challenge the external (and internal) voices that are holding them back from living the life they desire and deserve. Through witty, curious, and hopeful conversations with celebrated guests, we’ll unpack, challenge, and change these Dominant Stories.

Listen and subscribe to Dominant Stories with Jess Weiner on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts!

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Love it. Hate it. Try to rise above it at your own peril. Gossip has been around since women began birthing babies and for very good reason. And who understands the blessings and pitfalls of gossip better than a (former) editor-in-chief of one of the most iconic magazines of celebrity news? Jess Cagle joins Ali to dissect the value of and evolutionary basis for...uh, sharing information, which is socially valuable and totally harmless (most of the time). 

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What happens when the tiny human who has been reared and nurtured and parented grows up and is ready to launch? Tears! For so many, lots and lots of tears. But you know what, it’s all part of the adjustment process. Ali and her friend Laurie Gelman sit down with psychotherapist Dr. Guy Winch to talk about their complicated feelings, what it's like for the siblings left behind, and the parents who can begin to focus on their own relationship again. And guess what, these moms feel a lot better by the end.

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At every turn, American popular culture threatens to go in and strip away the joy of aging. Yes, the JOY! NYT best-selling author and Oprah’s favorite life coach Dr. Martha Beck reveals how she came to trade in giving a f*** about her wrinkles for just embracing the process. They go deep into their relationships with mortality, the freedom of being a “crazy old bat” and the golden key to tapping into the "glammer" of it all. Martha shares tips, of course, for discovering the radiance of your own maturing spirit. The rest is just bullshit.

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Ali Wentworth has become a comedic authority on dissecting the shit show that is modern life. In season 2 of Go Ask Ali, she speaks with experts, friends and celebrities so she can dig in, peel back the layers and get dirty. Also this season, Ali will be answering questions from listeners and guests the only way Ali can: with honesty, candor and humor. Leave her a question at (323) 364-6356 or email a voice memo to [email protected]. 

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Does 1 Golden Globe + 3 Primetime Emmys + 8 SAG awards = Success? Not exactly. In the Go Ask Ali Season 1 Finale award-winning actress, producer, wife, mother and now author Julianna Margulies seems to have figured it out, what success means to her, that is. In her recent memoir Sunshine Girl: An Unexpected Life Julianna shares the challenging, troubling, even dark times in her life. She opens up to Ali about why she's so grateful for a particularly turbulent relationship and recounts the grinding early days before stardom hit with the groundbreaking TV show ER. But does Fame = Success? Not exactly. //

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What have you seen or heard about ageing? Chances are it has you a little bit TERRIFIED! Aches, pains, sores, cracks and creaks come to mind. Did you know, though, you can still bounce, sparkle and thrive just like the young'uns? It may just take a shift in focus - and good footcare. Dr. Frank Lipman covers a lot of territory like why he calls sugar the devil, what he uses to help get a good night’s sleep, and how to build your body’s resilience to help yourself stay golden in those golden years. //

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Dr. Frank Lipman is the founder of Eleven Eleven Wellness Center and the Chief Medical Officer at The Well, both in New York City. He is the best-selling author of seven books including The New Rules of Aging Well: A Simple Program for Immune Resilience, Strength, and Vitality, and his newest book, Better Sleep, Better you.

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Yogi, mystic, international speaker and best-selling author Sadhguru joins Ali from his Isha Institute in Tennessee to clarify what the true meaning of karma is. Did you know that there is also social, global and genetic karma at play too, though? Sadhguru shares why some people suffer more than others, how memory plays a huge part in karma, and why Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho is someone he’d like to meet. His newest release “Karma: A Yogi’s Guide to Crafting Your Destiny” has become a New York Times best-seller. //

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