Evan dives into the complexities of divorce and addiction with featured guest Erin Khar, author of 'Strung Out'. The episode covers Erin's personal journey through a 15-year heroin addiction, her approach to recovery, and her advice on navigating relationships plagued by substance abuse. The conversation also touches on broader societal issues, such as the stigma around addiction and the flawed family court system. Listeners will find practical advice on handling the holiday season amidst divorce, the nuances of parental alienation claims, and thoughts on cultural phenomena like Taylor Swift. The episode concludes with an engaging segment featuring quotes from notable figures and a lively discussion on the underrated cranberry sauce.

Topics

00:15 Divorce and the Holiday Season

05:26 AI Relationships and Legal Challenges

12:04 Overrated or Underrated: Pop Culture Edition

23:14 Interview with Erin Khar: Addiction and Recovery

36:15 Addressing Skeptical Senators on Harm Reduction

36:47 The Economic Argument for Medicated Assisted Treatment

39:05 Personal Reflections on Writing a Memoir

40:40 The Dichotomy of Heroin Use

43:39 The Unwinnable War on Drugs

45:41 Advocating for Harm Reduction and Community Support

50:51 Balancing Advice and Personal Experience

52:51 Lessons from Beverly Hills 90210

54:40 Changing the Language Around Addiction

56:31 Parenting and Personal Accountability

01:14:05 The Importance of Sharing Your Story

01:19:36 Final Thoughts and Reflections

In Episode 93 of The Schein On Podcast, Evan talks to Dr. Tracey Dalgleish, a clinical psychologist and relationship expert, to discuss her latest book, 'You, Your Husband and His Mother.' The conversation delves into the intricacies of the relationship triangle between husbands, their wives, and mother-in-laws. Tracey provides actionable advice for couples aiming to strengthen their marriage while managing familial boundaries. The episode also touches on significant issues such as the current state of divorce law, the value of farmers' markets, and the communal joy of fantasy sports leagues. Additionally, listeners get treated to the engaging 'Overrated/Underrated' and 'They Said It' segments, making for a well-rounded and insightful episode.

Topics

00:33 Exploring Divorce Dynamics with Dr. Tracey Dalgleish

02:47 The Impact of Equal Custody Laws

08:42 Overrated or Underrated

25:08 Navigating Boundaries with Family

26:26 Practical Tools for Tough Moments

28:25 Personal Struggles and Professional Insights

30:12 The Power of Vulnerability in Therapy

34:01 Shifting Perspectives on Marriage and Divorce

35:27 Balancing Professional and Personal Life

38:53 Advice for Couples in Therapy

42:58 Co-Parenting After Divorce

44:42 Reflecting on the New Book

46:48 Fun Segment: They Said It

52:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Evan concludes the summer with a compelling episode featuring Bela Gandhi, founder of the Smart Dating Academy. They explore themes around modern dating, the impact of online dating, and the process of finding love post-divorce. Bela shares her journey from a career in business to becoming a renowned dating coach, offering invaluable insights on dating logistics, recognizing red flags, and debunking common myths. The episode also features discussions on the financial and emotional tolls of divorce and includes engaging segments like 'Overrated or Underrated' and 'They Said It.'

Topics

00:31 Reflecting on the End of Summer

01:31 Exploring Modern Romance with Bela Ghandi

02:33 Diving into Divorce Trends

08:02 Weaponized Incompetence in Relationships

11:12 Overrated or Underrated: Divorce and Beyond

21:55 Interview with Bela Ghandi Journey and Insights

30:18 Blending Love and Compatibility

30:48 Generational Perspectives on Love

31:37 Unexpected Career Paths

32:19 The Role of Chemistry in Relationships

32:48 Modern Dating Challenges

34:20 The Paradox of Choice in Online Dating

35:51 Dating During and After Divorce

39:44 Debunking Dating Myths

44:53 Psychological Insights into Dating

53:14 The Impact of Politics on Relationships

54:27 Final Thoughts and Advice