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Maybe one of the hosts of Listen & Learn or Not can't get the title of Everything Everywhere All At Once straight. Most of you probably can, and have seen it. It did win a lot of Oscars after all. Maybe you can help Claire out and let her know what movies she should see because - surprise - she hasn't seen EVERYTHING. Like Barbie. In fact, neither she nor Anna have seen Barbie yet. Laurie Hardie has though. Just like this episode description, this actual episode goes a few directions. And that's ok because that's just the kind of mood they were in when they recorded it. If there's one thing they would like you to get out of this, it's this. Claire's lovely wife Sharon has been cranking out videos for her school called "New Page Academy" at newpageacademy.com, and it is kicking butt! You can catch it on YouTube, and sometimes she goes live. She also has a Facebook group called "Learn To See, Learn To Draw" where people can post things and she can give advice. One more little nugget. Have you heard Cher's new Christmas song? You can hear some of it here. Listen! Learn! or Not! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Maybe one of the hosts of Listen & Learn or Not can't get the title of Everything Everywhere All At Once straight. Most of you probably can, and have seen it. It did win a lot of Oscars after all. Maybe you can help Claire out and let her know what movies she should see because - surprise - she hasn't seen EVERYTHING. Like Barbie. In fact, neither she nor Anna have seen Barbie yet. Laurie Hardie has though. Just like this episode description, this actual episode goes a few directions. And that's ok because that's just the kind of mood they were in when they recorded it. If there's one thing they would like you to get out of this, it's this. Claire's lovely wife Sharon has been cranking out videos for her school called "New Page Academy" at newpageacademy.com, and it is kicking butt! You can catch it on YouTube, and sometimes she goes live. She also has a Facebook group called "Learn To See, Learn To Draw" where people can post things and she can give advice. One more little nugget. Have you heard Cher's new Christmas song? You can hear some of it here. Listen! Learn! or Not!

Recorded earlier this month - before Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis stepped down from their leadership roles in an anti-human trafficking organization - the Listen & Learn or Not hosts had some feelings about their character letters seeking leniency in sentencing Danny Masterson. Also - are you sitting down? Laurie Hardie went on a date!!! She's back in the saddle again.....or not. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Recorded earlier this month - before Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis stepped down from their leadership roles in an anti-human trafficking organization - the Listen & Learn or Not hosts had some feelings about their character letters seeking leniency in sentencing Danny Masterson. Also - are you sitting down? Laurie Hardie went on a date!!! She's back in the saddle again.....or not.

(Recorded 8/25/23) Laurie, Anna and Claire explore the infamous Seattle Freeze phenomenon. They've each felt the Seattle Freeze in one shape or form, and one of them has a theory. Hurricane Hilary turned into a tropical storm that made landfall in southern California. and Claire was there visiting Aunt Bernice when it happened! Having been through similar hurricanes and storms on the east coast, Claire had the challenge of convincing family on the west coast (where hurricanes just don't really occur) to take this storm a little more seriously. After having to navigate around some family emergencies that required hospital stays, Anna discovered being a hospital visitor at a patient's bedside seems to be a very good part of the healing process -- but she had also noticed not every patient has a visitor at their bedside. Now the hosts' wheels are turning, and they think maybe there should be a network that provides volunteer hospital visitors. (But let us know if one already exists, yo). Laurie Hardie is many things - an amazing mom, a loving grandmother, and a cool aunt whose sweet nephew has invited her out for a drink to catch up. Listen as she tells us about it, and reminds us why we just love our aunts!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(Recorded 8/25/23) Laurie, Anna and Claire explore the infamous Seattle Freeze phenomenon. They've each felt the Seattle Freeze in one shape or form, and one of them has a theory. Hurricane Hilary turned into a tropical storm that made landfall in southern California. and Claire was there visiting Aunt Bernice when it happened! Having been through similar hurricanes and storms on the east coast, Claire had the challenge of convincing family on the west coast (where hurricanes just don't really occur) to take this storm a little more seriously. After having to navigate around some family emergencies that required hospital stays, Anna discovered being a hospital visitor at a patient's bedside seems to be a very good part of the healing process -- but she had also noticed not every patient has a visitor at their bedside. Now the hosts' wheels are turning, and they think maybe there should be a network that provides volunteer hospital visitors. (But let us know if one already exists, yo). Laurie Hardie is many things - an amazing mom, a loving grandmother, and a cool aunt whose sweet nephew has invited her out for a drink to catch up. Listen as she tells us about it, and reminds us why we just love our aunts!!

In this episode we Swiftly celebrate Claire's birthday. At some point she tackled an old Prince song we're pretty sure never played on the radio. Anna got to go to Night #2 of the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert, and she remembered it.....oh, she remembered it all too well. Claire and Anna got Laurie Hardie to finally sing! - a birthday wish come true...or not.

In this episode we Swiftly celebrate Claire's birthday. At some point she tackled an old Prince song we're pretty sure never played on the radio. Anna got to go to Night #2 of the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert, and she remembered it.....oh, she remembered it all too well. Claire and Anna got Laurie Hardie to finally sing! - a birthday wish come true...or not. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Spotlight With Laurie Hardie 07 - 30 - 2023 by Alternative Talk- 1150AM KKNW

Laurie Hardie joins us to share wisdom from her book, “Did Not See That Coming-hope for the single parent”. Laurie is an Author, Coach Trainer, Seattle Radio Personality, and Podcaster. Listen in as Laurie shares her story of becoming a single parent of three, not only unexpectedly, but also rather quickly. She will reveal some of the challenges she faced, what she did to persevere, and how she found her new normal. Plus Laurie will discuss the work she does now; coaching others to write their own story, create their own podcast, and also, reveal their own transformative story with the world in hopes of helping others, through her new podcast. She will offer up a few tips for writing and podcasting, and for living a fulfilled life! You won't want to miss this insightful and inspirational discussion!

Laurie Hardie joins us to share wisdom from her book, “Did Not See That Coming-hope for the single parent”. Laurie is an Author, Coach Trainer, Seattle Radio Personality, and Podcaster.Listen in as Laurie shares her story of becoming a single parent of three, not only unexpectedly, but also rather quickly. She will reveal some of the challenges she faced, what she did to persevere, and how she found her new normal.Plus Laurie will discuss the work she does now; coaching others to write their own story, create their own podcast, and also, reveal their own transformative story with the world in hopes of helping others, through her new podcast. She will offer up a few tips for writing and podcasting, and for living a fulfilled life!You won't want to miss this insightful and inspirational discussion! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Laurie Hardie joins us to share wisdom from her book, “Did Not See That Coming-hope for the single parent”. Laurie is an Author, Coach Trainer, Seattle Radio Personality, and Podcaster. Listen in as Laurie shares her story of becoming a single parent of three, not only unexpectedly, but also rather quickly. She will reveal some of the challenges she faced, what she did to persevere, and how she found her new normal. Plus Laurie will discuss the work she does now; coaching others to write their own story, create their own podcast, and also, reveal their own transformative story with the world in hopes of helping others, through her new podcast. She will offer up a few tips for writing and podcasting, and for living a fulfilled life! You won't want to miss this insightful and inspirational discussion!

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It was exactly one year ago since that infamous moment at the Oscars where Will Smith went after Chris Rock. It was all over the papers. One year later, we finally hear from Chris Rock about it in his live Netflix special "Selective Outrage". And his words about Will and Jada? Cut like a knife...or scissors. Claire and Anna -- minus the vacationing Laurie Hardie -- could not WAIT to chat all about it. Enjoy!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It was exactly one year ago since that infamous moment at the Oscars where Will Smith went after Chris Rock. It was all over the papers. One year later, we finally hear from Chris Rock about it in his live Netflix special "Selective Outrage". And his words about Will and Jada? Cut like a knife...or scissors. Claire and Anna -- minus the vacationing Laurie Hardie -- could not WAIT to chat all about it. Enjoy!!!

Just do it. It's not just a shoe company trademark. It's what could make your New Year's resolution stick. No need to bother to explain or overthink why you can't or shan't. Simply just do. Speaking of New Year's resolutions, it's almost time to repeat the whole 'new year, new me' thing. What do you think of resolutions? Some say it could problematic. Some say it could be a good idea. Also, how do you solve a problem like hard-to-fill job vacancies? Or retaining jobs? If you're a CEO, managing director or anyone in upper management - Laurie, Claire and Anna have ALL the answers. And they're all the right answers....or not.

We recorded this HOURS before a crazy blizzard "cyclone bomb" would freeze most of the U.S., causing dips in temps, rare snow/ice rain events in the Pacific Northwest, 50-car pile ups in the Midwest, complete chaos at the Great Lakes, and most flights being canceled. Coach Laurie, Aunt Claire, and Lil Spaz D will try their best to entertain you w/ some pretty bad caroling...whether you're stuck at the airport or sitting around the fireplace in a blackout. And - hark! Claire finally watched "Elf"! And Anna finally watched the last half of Mary Poppins. Oh sorry, false alarm. She didn't. Well, anyway, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, Merry Christmas, Happy Festivus for the Rest of Us, Happy All The Things from our home to yours!!!

Sad news. We lost a dear member of our podcast. You know her as someone who drops in from time to time -- her barks and her funny little toenails :'( If you've ever lost a pet, then you know how difficult it can be. Claire shares what comes with the loss of a pet and recognizing when "it's time". She talks about helping her other pets with their loss, too. Get out your kleenex...but also take notes because this episode may help you help your family pets process/deal/mourn/grieve the loss of another family pet. Rest in peace, the sweetest girl there ever was - Sadie. In music news, we've lost music greats including Christine McVie. You will totally enjoy our Mac & McVie hour in this podcast. Or else! -- er, we mean, Or Not.

It's not just a Lizzo song. Truth really hurts - especially if you have to have a tough conversation w/ a coworker who might fall short of expectations. Laurie, Claire and Anna talk about how sometimes the kindest thing you can do is to tell someone "This is not for you." They also talk about the madness of political ads, Election Day, and....mmm....donuts.

Maybe Kanye's going through his worst mid-life crisis (since his last one. You know. The one where he put on the obsessive-ex act? That was terrifying). Well, this time around he's caused his sponsors to cancel him. Didn't set a good example for Kyrie Irving who recently pushed the same hate propaganda. We discuss whether or not either can come back from this. Claire, who had been reporting news and traffic remotely, just worked inside some radio station studios for the first time in 2 years. Also, one of her dogs just got skunk'd. Do you know what to do if your pet gets sprayed by a skunk? That's right. Immediately let him inside to roll around in your bed. Or not.

Recorded 9/30/2022. A lot has happened since our last episode. Sadly, we lost Loretta Lynn, Angela Lansbury, Judy Tenuta. We're still mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth and Coolio. But there was also the welcoming news of Adnan Syed finally able to live as a free man after more than 2 decades in prison. Laurie and Claire discuss the overturning of Adnan's conviction for a 1999 murder that was chronicled in the hit podcast "Serial". Also, 50% of Americans consider themselves superstitious. Laurie Hardie is one of the other 50% who is NOT superstitious. Well. Maybe she's a little - stitious....or not.

Move over Great Resignation! There's a new kid in town, and it's called "Quiet Quitting". If you've never heard of Quiet Quitting, it's quite a phenomenon happening right now. Laurie Hardie explains what it is. Part of it has to do with workers choosing self-preservation over physical and emotional exhaustion. Meanwhile, Claire also recently made a decision to protect herself and preserve her well-being after some bully agency unjustifiably tried to come after her. Claire decided she "don't want no drama. No no drama. No no no drama." -- sometimes it's a good idea to throw in lyrics from the Black Eyed Peas....or not.

This one hurts deeply. Losing Olivia Newton-John feels like we lost a piece of our childhood. It's also been a tough loss for the breast cancer community which has had ONJ on their side remaining positive through the years, channeling much of her time and energy to advocacy. This led us to a discussion about genetic cancer testing and what to do with the information you're given upon getting your results. Also, Laurie officiated her first wedding ceremony, and she nailed it! Next, she'll perform Machine Gun Kelly & Megan Fox's wedding! -- or not.

The PNW has barely had a summer, but the Blue Angels make an unexpected cameo in this episode -- reminding us it is Seafair time -- and, therefore, we have a summer! Does it seem like crime has gone way up where you live? For some, even the nicer parts of town have gotten worrisome. Also in this episode we ask Coach Laurie an important question: who do we turn to to teach us how to spread love in these troubling times? You'll love her answer. We also discuss what a present-day villain looks like. Claire and Anna both agree that - duh - they wear black masks over their eyes and they sound vaudevillian. Or not.

Whether it's a wedding that brings family from all over together, or a baby shower for your son and his wife's first child, or a picnic and concert with an old college chum you haven't seen in a while - life feels much better when you have something to look forward to. Also in this episode, we celebrate those who have overcome hardships, but not without acknowledging those who have difficulty getting out of hardships maybe partly because they they're not heard or seen, or maybe sometimes it's because people aren't willing to help them or include them. Also, is there life after working from home? What did you think when you had to go back to the office post-Covid? We're sure EVERYbody was ready for office life to return!!! -- or not.

Claire hires a shopper for the first time to help her pick out clothes for a special event. We talk about the benefits of having a "shopper" pick out clothes for you, especially if you don't know that looks good on you anymore for whatever reason -- whether it's because of your age, or Covid made you not care about what you're wearing anymore, or you don't know what's in style, or you'd just like a completely objective opinion about what looks good on you. A shopper can cut a lot of your shopping anxiety in half. By the way, since this episode (which was recorded on 7/7/22), Claire met with her shopper, purchased and completely ROCKED her new dress. ROCKED IT!!!! Also shout-out to Kristen Bell who wrote a children's book about how to be a Purple Person, which - believe us - you want to strive to be one because, according to Kristen, a Purple Person embraces what makes you special while finding common ground with those around you. Speaking of Kristen Bell, poor Laurie Hardie still can't get Anna D and Claire to watch Frozen 2. Maybe they'll get to it by the time Frozen 3 comes out.....or not.

^ just one of many memes out there since the US Supreme Court overturned the landmark 1973 Roe vs Wade decision. But, yes, we do want to talk about the elephant in the womb....and, yeah, this episode gets deep. This is probably a good time to remind our listeners that the views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and do not necessarily reflect the views or position of our radio stations. Claire, Laurie and Anna D recorded this episode on 6/30/22 -- days before the news of a 10 year old rape victim who is pregnant and ineligible for an abortion in her own state. Also days before someone planned and shot up a parade on the 4th of July. But you will find the concerns expressed in this episode show the very fear that these tragic events could very well occur...and sadly they did. Keep the conversations going, everybody. One of you will solve the world's problems, we just know it. And big hugs from all of us from Listen and Learn or Not.

Is it our imagination, or have people become more emboldened to confront strangers about their behavior? What happened to "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff"? Also, how do you handle a difficult office worker? Anna D plans to keep the New Driver bumper sticker on her car well-after her kids get their licenses because she believes you get better treatment on the road with it on. Claire gets to go to her first concert since Covid, and she is really stoked. Laurie gets a ticket that costs an arm and a leg. Maybe we should start a GoFundMe to help pay her fine...or not.

After this week, we're pretty sure Claire's pet Sadie has 9 lives, but she's a dog...and a good girl! Also, Laurie Hardie might be a real-life Tess McGill (aka Melanie Griffith in "Working Girl"), finding herself working through a bit of office conflict, getting some validation from Anna (think Joan Cusack as Cyn)...all while having a good attitude and practicing great discipline as she does what Elsie from "Frozen" would do: "Let it go, let it go!" In the end, Laurie lives happily ever after. She even wins Harrison Ford's heart....or not.

Sadly, just about every school kid's /parent's /teacher's nightmares came to life this week at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. This national tragedy has left many hurting inside, struggling to make sense of the latest shooting rampage...and what could happen next. This time seems different, and these intense and unsafe situations are clearly triggering stress, trauma and second-hand trauma. Laurie, Claire and Anna D discuss the emotional toll it's taking on loved ones who are students, teachers and parents. They talk about famous names who are expressing their sorrow and anger, most notably Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, both whom had tearfully addressed the Texas shooting. We hope our conversation - and all anguished soul-searching conversations happening right now - help you unpack your feelings, raise questions and give you healing. Big hugs from all of us at Listen & Learn or Not.

The baby formula shortage has gone from an inconvenience to a national crisis real quickly.These last couple weeks have shown just how complex the shortage is and how there isn't a seemingly simple formula to solving the problem. Laurie, Claire and Anna D talk about what this crisis reveals about the baby formula industry, as well as some solutions people have come up with lately. Speaking of babies, remember when Karen used to be a popular baby name? Now it's become a stand-in for offensive behavior of women. Countless TikTok videos are dedicated to 'Bad Karens'. But what about your family and friends who are really named Karen - having to be associated with the insult even if they are nothing like those memes. We chat about the sad truth that the name Karen was, indeed, hijacked. We give a shout-out to the many wonderful people named Karen that we know...especially Claire's neighbor Karen, as well as the beloved Karen Carpenter, because, why not? Also, do you feel compelled to finish every single novel you start? We all know life's too short to finish a book you don't like, but you'd be surprised how many of us feel guilty about the thought of starting something without finishing it. Could be because the story will redeem itself at some point and you don't want to miss out. Maybe it's a sign of strength to slog through a novel you stopped liking after 50 pages. Maybe friends loved it and you feel like you need to keep trying. So go on! Finish that book you're not all that into...or not.

Laurie, Claire and Anna talk about the loss of the beloved Naomi Judd. May is mental health awareness month. We want you to take care of you. Also, has petty theft become worse in your community? Quick! - Someone in your office building pulls the fire alarm. What do you do? Wrong answers only -- or not.

The Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Trial is the entertainment we didn't know we needed in our lives. From jaw-dropping moments throughout the trial to all the hilarious headlines to Johnny and Amber-assigned tip jars at coffee stands, all of it is sparking debates in and out of courtroom. Also a shout out to all the small businesses that have been surviving covid. Ed Sheeran fights and wins against those who try to make pop stars "easy targets" for copyright claims. Our own Seth in the Morning confesses on Instagram one of his biggest fears. Listen as Claire, Laurie Hardie, and Anna D share their thoughts. Spoiler alert: we just want to give him a big hug. What do you think about having an annual Make An Appointment Day - a day dedicated to making your doctor / dentist appointments? And a warning: there is a lot of singing in this episode. But it's ok. We bring back R.E.M., They Might Be Giants, Rebecca Black, Starship.....we even sing to the Silence of the Lambs soundtrack -- or not!!!!

Seattle Space Needle is 60 years old, but it doesn't look a day over 50. Claire, Laurie Hardie & Anna D go over a little history of the landmark. We also discuss rethinking the mask mandates during this shifting pandemic. Don't you want to relive the first months of the pandemic in 2020? Neither do we, but there are books and shows that do just that...and it freaks us out. Also, there's little weird fact we found out about Elon Musk. We also share a feel-good police officer story that put tears to Claire's eyes. Laurie Hardie reveals some big news! Bun in the oven -- or not?

Another ear worm has been born, and this time it's in the form of Katy Perry and Jimmy Kimmel singing about every toddler's topic of choice -- poots & doo doo. You get to hear it here first if you hadn't already. Claire teaches us a lesson about having the courage to try new things. Laurie challenges us to shout shout let it all out. Anna D needs you to binge watch "Severance" and "WeCrashed'. Or else you may regret it -- or not.

Our country is, again, divided. This time over Will Smith and Chris Rock. Listen as Laurie Hardie, Claire and Anna D dissect, pull apart and psychoanalyze the SLAP heard around the world. Keep in mind, this episode was recorded on 3/31, the day before Will announced his resignation from the Oscars academy on 4/1. It's no April Fools. This is real. Our biggest take away is the realization that Ye now might be a safer bet than Will when the Academy sends out invites....or not.

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Laurie Hardie, Anna D and Claire find out the WKND is guest starring in a long running TV show. Not only do we talk about the “Starboy” but we also talk about “StarHug”, a local author's children's book that is really taking off! The book is wonderful, and the author's story – amazing! – as she makes us want be brave in a world of languishing. We talk about how just because you're good at something doesn't mean you enjoy it. We discuss the benefits of learning how to work with different “tendencies” at the office. Also, Dolly Parton bows out of the Rock ‘n' Roll Hall of Fame. Maybe we can talk her into finally starting her own big hair metal punk band…..get her to reconsider……or not.

Laurie Hardie is an Author, Coach Trainer, Podcaster and Seattle Radio Personality, afternoons on WARM 106.9. In her book she shares her journey from stay home mom to single mom and how to navigate the transition. You can pick up her book here: https://www.amazon.com/Did-Not-See-That-Coming/dp/1938686330/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1JHDEYW2QRWTS&keywords=Laurie+Hardie&qid=1647895416&sprefix=laurie+hardie%2Caps%2C177&sr=8-2 The post Ep.54 – Laurie Hardie appeared first on Mark Matteson.

Our country and almost the entire world has come together to support the people of Ukraine. Our hearts go out to them. With that in mind, it seems fitting to spotlight our sister station' rallying cry in the form of a Whiz Khalifa song and in the style of Young Jeffrey: "Blue and Yellow". It delivers a powerful message and celebrates Ukraine's resilience and wisdom. Most importantly, we hope it helps drive support for their people who have been forcibly displaced. Laurie, Claire and Anna hope you do what you can to help. WCK.org and WorldVision.org are just a couple ways you can. Thanks for listening.