Rob Roseman, the founder of WTF Divorce joins the podcast to discuss the community he has created around his website and what he’s learned in the past two years as a divorced dad of three.

Livia DeFilippis Barndollar joins Mandy to discuss some of the unforeseen challenges that come for couples divorcing with adult children.

Writer Stacey Freeman joins the podcast this week to discuss making the transition from being a SAHM to a working mom and the impact it had on her family.

This week, author and business leader Sarah Armstrong joins the Mandy to discuss “the good divorce” and everything that went into her book, The Mom’s Guide to a Good Divorce: What To Think Through When Children Are Involved.

Roy joins Mandy this week to discuss some of the biggest mistakes people make when dating after divorce, many of which Roy learned for himself the hard way. Get ready to laugh your way through this eye-opening discussion.

This week, Karen Covey joins Mandy to discuss what it means to be in a "good enough" marriage and what strategies to take when considering divorce in a marriage that isn't terrible but isn't great either.

Life coach and author Julie Starr joins the podcast this week to discuss her successful coping strategies for dealing with the end of a marriage and how to create a positive life for yourself during and after the upheaval of divorce.

Clinical psychologist Ann Gold Buscho joins Mandy on the podcast to discuss the concept of birdnesting, where divorced parents rotate being in the marital home while the kids stay put.

Path Forward founder Tami Forman joins Mandy this week to discuss getting back into the workforce after divorce. Tami and her team help stay-at-home moms return to the work world after a break, either because of divorce or another life transition.

Seattle-based attorney Elise Buie joins Mandy this week to discuss the importance of putting kids first when it comes to divorce. When you're able to focus on your children, you end up making choices in their best interests and avoiding conflict and negative effects later on down the line.