Laws and Grace

Happy Thanksgiving! Please enjoy a collection of gratitude stories submitted by our listeners. 

What a season we've had! We wanted to talk about some of the things we've learned from all our amazing guests. Spoiler: we've learned A LOT.

Have you ever noticed someone who...wasn't really there? Or maybe they were? Or maybe you're not sure? This episode feature first-hand accounts of interactions with the unknown. Thanks to Candy Emmons, Emma Sorensen, Anna Hayes, Danny and Tessa Oldroyd, and everyone else who shared their stories! 

Oof, imposter syndrome. How do you recognize it? How do you deal with it? Can you overcome it? Jase tells us about his work in the film industry and how he realized he needed to change some things.

Learn more about Jase's work at jasevanmeeteren.com

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We go deeper into our dating after divorce discussion with this episode. How do you "get over" a divorce? How do you keep it from affecting your new relationships? Find out what we tried and whether it's worked or not.

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This episode we talk to Grace's husband Andrew and we all offer our perspective on dating after divorce. That's right, we all get deep. From someone who is still dating after divorce, someone who got married again, and someone who hasn't been divorced but navigated dating someone who was we cover quite a bit. In fact, we chatted too long so this is a two-parter!

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Hannah is an artist, a person who cares about other people and the environment, a one-woman circus, and so much more. On this episode she tells us what's in the cards for us and for the podcast.

Have you been wondering how to connect with the people around you? How to be a better listener? How you can listen to understand? Justin talks about his own experiences learning to listen and teaches us a few tricks for being more empathetic. 

Justin graduated law school in 2013 and started his own entertainment consulting business helping bands, filmmakers, actors, writers, drummers, and production companies and tech companies achieve success. He also is a musician and is currently the drummer for Mind Cell and The Normal Gray (which can be found on all streaming platforms). 

Learn more about Justin at boghec.com and @justinbogh

Laws and Grace are not legally responsible for anything you may or may not learn from this podcast.

At age 54 Ronnie decided to leave behind his day job and pursue his passion for painting. We talk with him about not being afraid to explore your creative side and how art can be a form of meditation...among many other things.

See his work at https://www.ronniegenotti.com/

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Tanei, the founder of Introducing Tomorrow, is an advocate for showing kids, especially girls, all the possibilities for their future. Her mindset shifted for herself when, while preparing for the birth of her child she started asking, "What are the options?" With her event, Provo Girls Summit, she has introduced 700+ girls to professionals from over 80 careers. We had a lovely chat about advocating for future generations and advocating for yourself.

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Headshot for this episode by Justin Hackworth.