HeyJaredMotherhood Talk Radio
Motherhood Talk Radio, airing since 2010, follows Sandra Beck single mother of two elementary school age children as she battles with fatigue, weightloss, aging parents, work, PTA, other soccer moms and screaming kids while parenting with humor, candor and a dose of mommy…
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Episode #432: Sandra Beck on “I Can Depend on Me”: Building Trust in Yourself (opens the original)
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What changes when you stop waiting for someone else to rescue, reassure or validate you and start believing, “I can depend on me”? In this episode of Motherhood Talk Radio, host Sandra Beck explores the power of self-trust and what it means to become someone you can truly rely on. Motherhood, work, relationships and life transitions can leave women carrying an enormous amount of responsibility while still questioning their own judgment. Sandra looks at how confidence is built through small promi
Episode #431: Elderly Parents & Resistance—Sandra Beck on What to Do When They Won’t Cooperate with Amanda Lambert & Leslie Eckford (opens the original)
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Sandra Beck of Motherhood Talk Radio speaks with mindful aging experts Amanda Lambert and Leslie Eckford about a situation many caregivers face—but few are prepared for: what to do when elderly parents refuse help or resist care decisions. This isn’t just about logistics—it’s about identity, independence, and control. Parents who have spent a lifetime making their own choices don’t suddenly become agreeable just because their needs change. In this episode, Lambert and Eckford break down how to n
Episode #430: Sandra Beck on Adolescent Addiction—What Parents Need to Know Before It’s Too Late (opens the original)
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Sandra Beck of Motherhood Talk Radio speaks with mental health and addiction counselor Richard Capriola about the growing and often misunderstood issue of adolescent addiction. This episode takes a clear, practical look at what parents should actually be watching for—beyond the obvious warning signs. Capriola explains how substance use and behavioral health challenges have evolved, especially in the post-COVID landscape, and why early intervention depends on understanding patterns, not just reac
Episode #429: Sandra Beck on Fighting Fair—How to Argue Without Damaging Your Relationship with Dr. Mark Borg (opens the original)
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Sandra Beck of Motherhood Talk Radio speaks with psychoanalyst and author Mark B. Borg Jr. about one of the most common—and most mishandled—parts of any relationship: conflict. Dr. Borg, author of Making Your Crazy Work for You and Don't Be a Dick!, explains why most arguments aren’t really about the issue at hand. Instead, they’re driven by deeper emotional patterns that, if left unchecked, turn small disagreements into recurring battles. In this episode, he breaks down what it actually means t
Episode #428: Sandra Beck on Mental Toughness & Weight Loss—Why Mindset Matters More Than Motivation with Dr. Andrew Wittman (opens the original)
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Sandra Beck of Motherhood Talk Radio sits down with performance expert Andrew Wittman to break down a hard truth about weight loss—if your mindset isn’t solid, your results won’t be either. Dr. Wittman draws on his background as a Marine, federal agent, and founder of the Mental Toughness Training Center to explain why motivation fades and why discipline alone isn’t enough. The missing piece is mental toughness—the ability to stay consistent, think clearly under pressure, and follow through even
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