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. The 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 Bronco’s 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.
Hosted by
David J. Glass
Hosted by David J. Glass, your high-stakes family law litigator. Glass is uniquely qualified because in addition to his law degree, he holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology.
Special Guests
Mindy & Max Sterling
Mindy Sterling & Max Gadson – Emmy nominated actress, and featured player in (Austin Powers), The Goldbergs) and many other television and film credits, Mindy took the THG airwaves with her autistic son Max, to share methods for dealing with their relationship, that of her ex, and how to two manage their communication about all things. The two also sang a duo during their interview and Max mentioned his pending broadcast about the world of wrestling. His new show, the Wrestling Genie Podcast, will air soon. The two also talked about the ways Max manages all of Mindy’s social media
Dr. Jennifer Franklin
Dr. Jennifer Franklin – Dr. Franklin, with Open Door Therapy, is a licensed psychologist by trade and a self-professed anthropologist by nature. She talked primarily about the “holiday blues” syndrome and offered ways to mitigate them. An expert in anxiety and depression, she shared many insights geared to helping divorcees.
Diana Shepherd
Diana Shepherd – Editorial Director for Divorce magazine, a long running publication that covers everything about breakups and divorce. Diana shared some information on trends and statistics on divorce. She spoke about some of the most popular subjects her readers enjoy: narcissism chief among them. She was insightful and educational in her commentary for which Host Glass expressed his appreciation.
Lindsey Babout
Lindsay Babout – Comedian & Host of The Crush: a Denver Broncos Podcast delighted audience members with her private experiences of growing up with divorced parents and how to handle her earlier years when her parents weren’t all that friendly with one another. She also talked about her mother’s incessant dating life and how she managed to work through her angst over her parent’s discord. She reported that her parents were finally getting along, but how at a young age it was hard for her to adjust to their separation. She was funny as she told viewers what to get and not to get in the way of holiday gifts for those divorced.
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Mr. Glass, I have thoroughly enjoyed this series of podcasts, and have applied many of the great suggestions into my daily life – thank you. I look forward to the next episode and wish you much success!
Gary Millea