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Our next episode dropped and it’s a great listen for your Sunday reset.

Kids are resilient” is something we hear all the time, and yet so many of us still remember the moments from childhood when an adult didn’t believe us or couldn’t show up for us.

In Part 1 of Messy Kid Relationships, we share some of our own childhood ruptures and talk about how kids adapt when repair doesn’t happen. Some kids act out, some go quiet and try to be perfect, and some learn to make sense of everything in their heads so they don’t have to feel it. We also talk about why the kids who seem to be doing fine are often the ones who get missed.

Part 1 is live now, and Part 2 is coming soon. The link is in our bio.

#LynettesCorner #RuptureAndRepair #ParentingPodcast #ChildDevelopment Attachment IntergenerationalHealing ConsciousParentingl by @lynnettescorner

Part two of our conversation on men, fatherhood, and connection picks up where we left off, this time focused on parenting older kids and teenagers.

We talk about fear based parenting, how to set boundaries around money and responsibility without losing connection, and why so many men struggle to find real friendship with other men.

One guest describes how he intentionally built a circle of men he trusts enough to be vulnerable with. The other talks about turning his barbershop into a space where honest conversation is the norm, not the exception.

Link in bio to listen. by @lynnettescorner

What does it actually look like for a dad to sit with his kid’s hard feelings instead of rescuing them from it?

In this episode (part 1 of 2) we sat down with two dads, a marriage and family therapist and a Marine veteran turned mentor, to talk honestly about disconnection, screens, anger, and the moments that quietly rebuild trust between a father and his child.

One story involves a three week experiment with a phone. Another involves Pokemon cards. Both led somewhere real.

Tap the link in our bio to listen. by @lynnettescorner

New episode out!

Rugged individualism sounds like freedom. Is it actually isolation? We break down healthy vs. toxic individualism, the loneliness epidemic, and why community isn’t optional.

Link in bio to listen. by @lynnettescorner

On today’s pod we discuss “friction maxxing” and the 4d’s.

Lynn opens with a discussion of her d, and asks her co-hosts to share more about theirs.

Curious to know about the d’s? You’ll have to listen to find out!!

In a world with far too much convenience, your hosts also discuss how welcoming and pursuing friction benefits our well-being.

Lynn share how her morning walks to a local coffee shop, ordering at the counter, has been her friction.

We hope you enjoy this episode! Link in bio to listen. by @lynnettescorner

In this tender and deeply personal episode, Lynn shares a recorded interview she had with her father, a Vietnam War combat veteran who passed away last year. What unfolds is as much about what he says as what he can’t bring himself to say.

Together, the hosts listen and then unpack the gaps: the fragmented storytelling, the detachment, the way he reframes a year of war as “easy riding” on a beach. Through a clinical and deeply personal lens, your hosts help listeners understand what trauma responses can actually look like, not just flashbacks and breakdowns, but smooth, emotionless retellings with no beginning, middle, or end.

This one is about fathers and daughters, the cost of war on the people who come home, the failures of a system meant to care for veterans, and the stories families carry without ever fully understanding them.

To all the service members (and families) out there, we thank you for your service and sacrifice.

And to my Dad, Happy Heavenly Birthday!
Love,
Booger Bear by @lynnettescorner

We have had a bit of a life hiatus but are finally back! Our latest episode “Messy Friendships” dives into the complicated, often painful reality of adult friendships.

Your hosts discuss how they form, evolve, and sometimes fall apart. Joined by the usually quiet but insightful Kris, the group explores two of his personal experiences with friendships that became messy before ultimately ending.

The conversation broadens into reflections on pandemic-era loneliness, the dangers of putting all your social eggs in one basket, how unresolved trauma gets projected onto friendships, and the importance of self-awareness in relationships.

The episode closes on a warm note; we each share our favorite ways to slow down and be still which include: reading, crafts, puzzles, walking dogs, and listening to the same song on repeat.

Follow the link in bio to find this and other episodes. by @lynnettescorner

Part 2 is now out! We continue our conversation with our special guests, Dara and Rosario. In this episode, we change things up a bit- we discuss healthy work environments. We each share what that experience has been like for us and how it has helped us to be our best self.

Please help us spread the world and share our podcast with your community, you never know who might need to hear it. by @lynnettescorner

In this part 1 of a 2 part episode on messy work relationships the team is joined by two of Lynn and Yvette’s previous coworkers. Together they discuss working for a boss who was smart, hard working, and well intentioned AND developed unhealthy work relationships and a dysfunctional culture. They discuss how it felt to work in this kind of environment and the consequences it had on their work output.

Have you ever struggled with work relationships? by @lynnettescorner

On our latest episode “Messy Relationships” Lynn and her sisters share personal challenges within the family system.

As part of the larger conversation, we discuss addiction and a more compassionate reframe for those struggling.

In the words of @gabormatemd addiction is not the problem, it’s an attempt to solve the problem.

We hope you’ll give this episode a listen and consider the perspective shared.

If you or a family member is struggling with addiction, we all send so much love your way. Help is out there- you can go to AA for only a “buck in the basket” (if you have it, but it’s not mandatory). by @lynnettescorner

On this week’s episode (link in bio it listen) we are joined by Lynn’s sisters, Julia and Stacy. In this heartfelt episode, they share the struggles of their family life and how they have navigated the complexities of trauma, addiction, and family estrangement.

The videos you see here are from their FAMILY OLYMPICS. A newer tradition for family gatherings - but something everyone looks forward to. Stacy shared on the podcast she used to think wholesome moments like this were “what other people experienced.” And now, because of all the work they’ve done to repair the harm and family dysfunction these sisters are creating a legacy of relational wealth!

By vulnerably sharing their stories, the hope is that other’s will find their path towards healing and deeper connections.

It’s our longest one yet, so grab your tissue and settle in🥹

Please help support our efforts and share this podcast with others. ❤️

#addiction #trauma #familyestrangement #recovery #healing #doingthework #familyrelationships #sisters #hope #grace #compassion by @lynnettescorner

This week on the podcast we continue our conversation with Yvette’s mom, Dr. Holly Magana.

In this two part series, we discuss what experiences lead to secure or insecure attachment. And how to develop an “earned” secure attachment style.

Why is this important? Relationships are foundational to human life. We are social creatures and relationships can shape us in good and bad ways.

Healing from dysfunctional relationships is possible, and on the other side of that work you will have a growth and wisdom that is only available to those that have had challenging early life experiences (however this does not mean we should go out and create or endure harm).

We are doing this podcast in order to help people access healthy, nurturing relationships, because we all benefit from collective well being.

Please share this (or any) episode with at least one person and help us spread the word! by @lynnettescorner