Stimulus Checks, Resolving Conflict, Giving Hope, Environment and Mental Health, Bravery in Adversity, Social Distancing and the Disabled

Stimulus Checks, Resolving Conflict, Giving Hope, Environment and Mental Health, Bravery in Adversity, Social Distancing and the Disabled

The Lisa Show - Season 1, Episode 439

  • Apr 15, 2020 6:00 am
  • 1:40:56 mins
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Corona Stimulus Checks (0:00:00) I think it’s safe to say that coronavirus has put all of us in a bind, especially financially. For many Americans, the financial pressure of juggling job losses with medical bills, rent, mortgages, and other payments has been nothing short of overwhelming. But Congress has recently approved an economic-relief package that will provide direct financial support to those who qualify. So, what do we need to know about this relief plan, and how do we know if we qualify for a stimulus check? We’re joined today by Richard Rubin, the US tax policy reporter for the Wall Street Journal , here with us to discuss these checks. Everyday Rockstar (0:08:27) Lisa and Richie feature this week's Everyday Rockstar. You could be feature on the show too! Send your nominations to thelisashow@byu.edu. Resolving Conflict When You’re Stuck at Home (0:21:26) One of the many side effects of this virus is that our kids are suddenly cooped up at home without school or work to entertain them. This has led to some craziness in my house! And parents don’t have their usual escapes anymore either! This can lead to lots of tension and frustration where none has existed before. So how do we handle conflict when we can’t escape each other? With us today to answer this question is Emily Taylor ; she’s a certified mediator, conflict specialist, and communications trainer, with five kids of her own to practice on! Giving Hope (0:38:36) On the Lisa Show, we like to highlight people making a difference in the world. Our next guest saw an issue that has had an impact on so many people –mental illness –and she decided that she wanted to help. Instead of feeling disheartened by the heaviness that comes with mental illness, she was inspired to turn outwards and to take her hope international. After Erika Charles completed a Master’s degree in International Disaster Psychology she started a new career as a Global Mental Health and Psychosocial Support specialist, eventually leading her to start one of the only mental he