
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
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | RelationshipsEducationSelf-ImprovementSociety & Culture | ||||

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
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
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
If you've ever thought "is this really as good as it gets?," this episode is your answer. Lisa sits down with Melissa Divaris Thompson, LMFT, whose no-judgment social media content has been stopping people mid-scroll and mid-spiral for years. Melissa... more
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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.
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This show centers on the human and practical sides of divorce, exploring how people decide whether to stay or go, and what life looks like after major relationship changes. Conversational, candid, and aimed at real-world impact, episodes frequently tackle dating post-divorce, boundaries and communication, co-parenting, and health or lifestyle pivots during midlife transitions. A standout pattern is bringing in guests who share actionable frameworks—ranging from inner-dialogue work and somatic awareness to polyamory, menopause, and nontraditional living—making complex decisions feel more navigable for listeners navigating divorce or breakup at various life stages.
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Recent guests on Divorce Curious include:
1. Heather DeSiena
2. Melissa McClure
3. Rachel Randolph
4. Sarah Scott Weaver
5. Alyx Coble-Frakes
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