Lisa Glasgow - Why Being Good is Bad For Us / KaiChin Chang and Diana Jou - a children's book / Andrew Dembina - food and drink / Tricia Yap and Susie Watts - Positive Psychology, Middle Age Eating Di

After 10, we had author and stress therapist Lisa Glasgow join us to talk about Learning To say "No" nicely, and her book...'Why Being Good is Bad For Us'. Then at 10:30 we had in studio KaiChin Chang and Diana Jou - the author and illustrator of Thank You Auntie, a children's book celebrating aunties/helpers and all the amazing ways they help us, and the special relationship they have with the children they take care of. Andrew Dembina was on the line with his weekly food and drink chit chat. Finishing up at 11:30, we had Tricia Yap, functional nutritionist and personal trainer from LimitlessHealth, and Susie Watts, clinical psychologist, in studio to talk about Positive Psychology, Middle Age Eating Disorders and the Rise of Ozempic.