In this week's episode we’re going to talk about “Makeovers.” Some are personal and physical, while others have to do with choices about where to live and taking care of practical things—like updating your will and other important documents.

This channel is based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.  

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In this episode we talk with Marissa Garcia Elpidama of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, the nation’s leading nonprofit addiction treatment and mental health care organization. Then Norine Vanderhooven on the benefits of EMDR therapy and her introduction to it. After that, Cheryl Eskin and Tracie Andrews share methods and resources for talking about suicide with both teens and adults. Finally, to wrap up the show we hear from singer/ songwriter Tracy Newman about her own rehab journey as well as an original song she performs LIVE, a first for the show! 

This show is based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.

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During this HourGLASS episode, Lisa Gache, from Beverly Hills Manners, talks good manners/bad manners when it comes to post divorce and gift giving, dealing appropriately with your ex's family and a couple's mutual friends. Son of divorced parents--one a gift shop owner, the other a Marijuana farmer, Dave Harding, shares his memories and talks about his childhood holiday customs in two different households. He lets the audience in as to which traditions he's kept and those he's discarded. UCLA Sociology professor, Dr. Jessica Collett, talks about trends and changes in family holiday customs over the past few decades and what her studies indicate will take hold in years to come. Comedy maven, Cherie Kerr, founding member of SNL breeding ground's improv/sketch comedy organization, the L.A. Groundlings, and also founder of the similar group, the Orange County Crazies, offers up her sensible changes to familiar holiday song titles, all of which cater to the divorcee.

More about our guests: 

Lisa Gache - https://beverlyhillsmanners.com/

Dave Harding - https://www.daveismedia.com/

Dr. Jessica Collett - https://soc.ucla.edu/person/jessica-l-collett/

Cherie Kerr - https://occrazies.com/

This show is based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.

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Episode 8 offers an inside look at the wonderful relationship between actress Mindy Sterling ("Austin Powers" trilogy, "The Goldbergs," "The Life of Kora," and many others) and her terrifically gifted autistic son, Max, and how they manage their relationship and day-to day life together. Dr. Jennifer Franklin of Open Door Therapy comments on the holiday blues, and Executive Editor of Divorce Magazine, Diana Shepherd, shares the segment with a discussion of trends and articles most divorcees want to read. Comic, Lindsey Babout, of the Crush: A Denver Broncos Podcast, shares some of her own experiences growing up with divorced parents and announces things divorced parents should never do or say in front of their kids.

This podcast is based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.  

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The future, money, interior design and giving back this holiday season is all covered in this episode. Meg Barron, regional leader and executive director of Region 3 and the California Southland Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, gives straight talk on handling family members with the disease; renowned tax attorney, Bruce Givner of KBGRice talks about tax consequences of money year-end, and Lori Dennis, a glamorous interior designer who appears on HGTV and who helps recently divorced men redecorate their homes, lets us in on what the new decor they prefer. The comedy segment (without divulging too much) features actress/director/teacher, Karen Murayama--best known for her work on "Baskets," "The Simpsons," "Who's Line Is It Anyway?" and "Better Call Saul," among others, opines on the topic of marriage and divorce.  

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In this episode we focus on anger issues during the holidays with Dr. Stephanie Haibloom; an interesting conversation ensues with Steve Munoz and Brad Potter, owners of BreakRoom L.A. where you can literally throw a fit and items at the same time in a safe environment to relieve anger and frustration. Amazing Spiritualist, Craig Steven Phillips, demystifies meditation and teaches viewers a thing or two about how to do it, effortlessly. Comic, Charlie Twichell weighs in on what not to get your divorced parents in the way of holiday gifts.

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Join us for a candid talk about good nutrition when Lara Al-Danachi breaks down nutrition and what and how to eat after a breakup. Also on the show are family law attorneys, Erin Grey and Nikki Hart-Caledeira--Nikki shares her own divorce story while Erin gives some sage advice on  handling one's ex and the kids. Dr. Daniel Franklin offers up and candid look at children and how they are impacted by divorce. Then there's a very personal conversation between Host Glass and Anabelle Munro, actress, producer, director, and who heads up the ETHOS International Film Festival, who talks about her recent break up and concerns about her ex. Comic, Robbie Nelson, shares his fears, humorously about why he would not ever seek a divorce.

Based on my book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources.

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In episode 4, we address how to move on in your social life after divorce with some great guests! When I say social life, I’m not just talking about dating. Re-entering the “dating” scene, making some changes in your circle of friends and associates can be hard, but most people find it necessary to pivot and shift-whether it is finding a brand new venue, rather than continue to frequent the local restaurant where you used to hang out with your buddies, gently cutting ties with  couples you and your ex spent time with, and adding new contacts that will help move you forward—that have nothing to do with your ex.

Here's a run down of the episode: 

1:28 - Quiz 

4:25 - Quiz pt II 

5:40 - Susan Howington 

20:19 - Katie Chen 

39:56 - Brent White 

43:02 - This week's song choice  

Based on the book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial and Social Life After Divorce, by celebrity divorce attorney, David Glass, who is a regular contributor on “Good Morning America”, “Associated Press TV”, “CNN” and other major networks, this dynamic podcast offers insightful commentary, impressive guests, and access to a variety of helpful resources. 

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On this week's episode, I talk to financial columnist Geoff Williams, who shares his insights into what divorcing couples should read and why. He also talks trends. Glass then turns to renowned financial advisor, Simon Singer, who lays out how to redesign your financial life after divorce and the planning of a solid financial future. Divorcee, Matt Morrison, talks about about his divorce and asks Glass questions–like how much longer his divorce will take to finalize, how much longer he will have to pay spousal support, and more. Comic Garret Anthony will offer up a bit of levity talking about his divorced parents and how he coped with the differences between them.

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David Glass offers a power-packed show as he gets into deep discussion with retired family law judge, Isabel Cohen. They talk about divorce wars, trials, mediation and the high emotions couples go through when the make their way through the process all the way to trial. And, reasons why they can’t agree. Her segment is followed with single mom, Shawna Fay. She talks about having tried to co-parent with her ex and offers tips for minimizing frustration by sharing hers. Nate Adamsky, a standup comic, whose parents are divorced, serves up some comedic commentary on his fears about the split of community property.

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