Finding More Time, Poetry in Education, Being Unoffendable, First Date Disasters, Reduce Cravings, Worth of a Degree

Finding More Time, Poetry in Education, Being Unoffendable, First Date Disasters, Reduce Cravings, Worth of a Degree

The Lisa Show - Season 1, Episode 413

  • Mar 11, 2020 6:00 am
  • 1:41:14 mins
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Finding More Time (0:00:00) Do you remember when you were a kid and days seemed to last just a little bit longer? What was really just a 15-minute recess felt like a whole hour of playground adventure. As we get older however, we seem to lose that perception of time. Days feel like seconds. And before you know it a whole year has passed us by, the kids are grown up, and we’re left wondering where all the time has gone. While our perception of time may change as we age, we actually have a lot more control of how long our days feel than we may think. Joining us today is Tania Luna, co-CEO of LifeLabs Learning, to discuss how we can change the way we perceive time in our day. Everyday Rockstar (0:13:10) Lisa and Richie feature this week's Everyday Rockstar. You or someone you know can be featured on the show, too! Send your nominations to thelisashow@byu.edu. Poetry in Education (0:21:17) Our brains seem hardwired to recognize and react to poetry. This is one of the most ancient art forms, and people have been loving and responding to poems for thousands of years. But recently, poetry been evaporating from the standard classroom. How can we still enjoy the benefits of this humanizing art? We’ve invited Kimberly Johnson onto the show to teach us more. She is a poet, literary critic, and professor of Renaissance literature and creative writing at Brigham Young University. Being Unoffendable (0:37:10) Now-a-days people seem to be offended by everything. Sometimes it’s politics. Sometimes it’s stupid stuff that people say on the internet. And with our world becoming more and more connected, it’s inevitable that we’ll run into people who misunderstand us and say things that we might find offensive. So, is there no hope? Are we destined to be in a state of annoyance, perpetually offended forever? Here to talk about how to become “unoffendable” is Michelle McCullough, author of “The HappyIST” and friend of the show who teaches how to find more happiness and success in life. First Date Disasters (0:50:37) “Cyber da