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Divorce Curious

Lisa Mitchell
Divorce
Communication
Perimenopause
Dating Apps
Heather Desiena
Relationships
Social Media
Divorce Curious
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Functional Medicine
Spec Method

Divorce-Curious is where we say the quiet parts out loud as we get real about all the things that come with deciding if you should get a divorce. Divorce-Curious conversations cover everything from the "how did I end up here?" confusion to the "I'm a married single parent" anger to the "we never have sex" frustration and all the financial, legal and logistical pieces that come with considering a ... more

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From the Archives of Lisa Mitchell's previous podcast: "Shiny Things with Lisa Mitchell":

Dating and forming relationships can seem like a complete mystery. But there is a science behind it and by understanding what the science tells us, we can bett... more

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Two excellent communicators. Zero good dates. What is happening out there?

In the finale of this series, Lisa and Heather DeSiena bring the energy way up — because we're talking modern dating, and honestly, it's a lot. These are two women who are ac... more

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You did everything right. You communicated. You tried. You listened to your gut. And it still ended.

This week Lisa and Heather DeSiena get into the part nobody really talks about — what happens when a relationship ends not because of some dramatic ... more

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What if the same skills that close a seven-figure deal could also save you from your next kitchen table meltdown? Spoiler: they absolutely can — and this week's guest is living proof.

Lisa sits down with Heather DeSiena — former news anchor, corpora... more

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Recent Guests

Duana C. Welch
Author of Love Factually, PhD in developmental psychology
Love Science Media / lovesciencemedia.com
Episode: From The Archives: The Science of Dating with Love Factually Author Duana C. Welch
Heather DeSiena
Speaker and dating/communication expert
Episode: Swipe Left On Mediocrity: Part 3 with Heather DeSiena
Melissa Divaris Thompson
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist; social media educator
Embracing Joy Psychotherapy / Embracing Joy NYC
Episode: Relationships, Repair & Nervous System SOS with Melissa Divaris Thompson, LMFT
Melissa McClure
Entrepreneur and advocate sharing her story on perimenopause, polyamory, and living a truth-centered life
Independent entrepreneur
Episode: Living Your Truth: Polyamory, Perimenopause & the Permission to Start Over with Melissa McClure
Rachel Randolph
Founder of the SPEC Method
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Episode: Overcoming the Communication Lie That Is Keeping You Stuck: Part 2 with Rachel Randolph
Sarah Scott Weaver
Functional medicine nurse practitioner and holistic clinician
entourage fm
Episode: Exploring Alternatives: From functional medicine to non-traditional living situations
Alyx Coble-Frakes
Co-founder of The Agenda Period
The Agenda Period
Episode: Hate Your Husband Suddenly? It Might Be Perimenopause ft. Alyx Coble-Frakes

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Lisa Mitchell
Host of Divorce Curious, guiding the conversation with guests

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 7 ratings
  • From confusion to curiosity and clarity- A Must Listen!

    Lisa has a knack for asking the curious questions that lead to the conversations we all crave! Her energy sparks a desire to widen the lens and expand perspectives to cover all the nuances and complexities of navigating divorce. Divorce can be so disorienting- this podcast offers comfort by way of discussions that offer clarity for anyone going through it.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Leah GiaQuinta Coaching, LLC
    United States2 years ago

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People often cite the show's balanced mix of personal storytelling and actionable guidance.
Guests bring credible expertise and real-life context to divorce-related topics.
Thoughtful, candid conversations that validate tough decisions.

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From The Archives: The Science of Dating with Love Factually Author Duana C. Welch
Q: What inspired you to blend science with dating advice and how did your own journey shape Love Factually?
Welch describes turning personal relationship struggles into a structured, science-based approach, using her PhD background to systematize dating guidance and helping readers make intentional, values-aligned choices.
Living Your Truth: Polyamory, Perimenopause & the Permission to Start Over with Melissa McClure
Q: What was the moment like when you decided to pursue a different configuration for your life, and how did that play out in your relationship?
She recalls a light-bulb moment during San Diego Pride where she realized dating women and exploring polyamory was essential for autonomy, followed by open conversations with her then-husband about evolving their relationship toward polyamory, which ultimately did not sustain their marriage.
Living Your Truth: Polyamory, Perimenopause & the Permission to Start Over with Melissa McClure
Q: Give us kind of just the cliff notes of kind of your current snapshot and like what is your family look like, what's your relationships look like, what are you into and working on?
Melissa outlines being 45, living in San Diego, twice-divorced, currently in a non-monogamous setup with a long history of entrepreneurship, dating both men and women, and prioritizing living solo and centering friendships, especially with other women, as she explores truth and autonomy.
No Deal Is Better Than A Bad Deal: Part 2 with Heather DeSiena
Q: Okay Heather, where can people find you?
She shares her unique name, Heather DeSiena, with a strong online presence: a personal website for keynote speaking, Instagram for dating prospects, and LinkedIn for professional networking.

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This show centers on the realities of divorce, relationships, and life transitions with candid, no-nonsense conversations. Episodes frequently explore dating after divorce, boundaries, communication strategies, and unconventional relationship dynamics, often mixing practical tools with personal stories. A standout is its willingness to address stigmatized topics—perimenopause, polyamory, non-traditional living, and the social pressures around partnership—while offering actionable steps for listeners navigating breakup, co-parenting, and self-advocacy. Potential listeners will likely find relatable anecdotes, expert insights, and pragmatic frameworks for improving communication, making decisions, and rebuilding life after separation.

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1. Duana C. Welch
2. Heather DeSiena
3. Melissa Divaris Thompson
4. Melissa McClure
5. Rachel Randolph
6. Sarah Scott Weaver
7. Alyx Coble-Frakes

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