I recently had the opportunity to chat with Lisa Granger on her podcast/radio show, “A Woman’s Heart.” Lisa was so warm and welcoming that—although we’d never met before—it felt like I was talking with a longtime friend.
You can listen to the 30-minute podcast at this link, but here are a few “teasers” to entice you:
Do you have questions about parenting adult children and/or changes within your marriage relationship during the empty nest years? Listen to our take on these topics.
I loved what Lisa said about staying in our parenting lane and suddenly our lane disappears. We are forced to merge or change lanes as our roles change.
What will you do with your newly acquired free time? We have the opportunity to pursue hobbies, interests, and passions—some new, others long-forgotten. (Who can forget our counted cross-stitch days? Yep. We even went there.)
Lisa and I talked about my book, Empty-Nest Joyride: Hope, Love, and Purpose on the Road to Contentment, the writing process, and the journey to publishing. (Spoiler alert: it took me a looong time to get ‘er done!)
How can we find joy in the empty nest, even through our struggles? Have you felt a new calling or nudge in midlife? We discuss some of our own experiences and give advice for those with questions.
If you’re not familiar with the MIGHTY NEST road map at the end of my book, make sure you listen until the end. If you do, you’ll also discover how to get access to a FREEBIE that will spice up your empty-nest date nights! Ooh la la!
I hope you enjoy the show! A huge THANK YOU to Lisa Granger for her generosity and kindness in having me on.
Please share this link with a friend today, and help spread the word about the empty-nest joyride and “A Woman’s Heart” podcast!
I have one more quick ask. ☺️
If you’ve read my book, Empty-Nest Joyride, your rating or review on Amazon and/or Goodreads would absolutely make my day! Writers depend on reviews to help us sell more books and get our words into the hands of more readers (which is the point, right?). A simple star rating—which literally takes less than a minute to do—is a gift that keeps on giving!



