Making Up With Mom
Accomplished author, food critic, and mother of three, Julie Halpert was my guest on Soapbox Radio – recorded live today.
Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, she’s been a journalist for twenty years with articles in the New York Times , Newsweek , the Washington Post and many other publications. Halpert is currently teaching a course on environmental journalism at her alma mater, the University of Michigan (go blue!).
What’s she doing now? She’s touring the country to talk about her new book (which she co-authored with Deborah Carr, Ph.D.) and she made a stop on the Soapbox .
In the book, “Making Up With Mom,” Halpert & Carr explore a range of communication challenges and offer tips from more than two dozen therapists on how to overcome them. If you’ve ever wished you could communicate more easily and effectively with your mother (or mother-in-law or your spouse or your siblings or…), you’ll love this book.
Check out this promotional video:
You can listen to the show just by clicking this link or, after the show, you can download it from here .
Finally, if you leave a comment below or on the Soapbox Radio blog , you’ll automatically be entered into our drawing for a autographed copy of the book, “Making Up With Mom.”
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