Everyday Rockstar, Giant Asian Hornet, Chiropractic, Family Dinner Hacks, Helping the Homeless, Being a Good Listener, When to Give In

Everyday Rockstar (0:00:00) Lisa and Richie talk with this week’s featured Everyday Rockstar. You or someone you love can be featured on the show too! Send your Everyday Rockstar nominations to thelisashow@byu.edu and put “Everyday Rockstar” in the subject line. Giant Asian Hornets (0:06:21) Does everyone have a beekeeping suit handy? If a global pandemic wasn’t enough for us, a species of giant hornets has made its way to the United States. These insects are called “Murder Hornets” or the “Asian Giant Hornets” and were spotted in Washington State. Before recently, these hornets typically only resided in certain parts of Asia. With stingers strong enough to incapacitate a human, people have taken to social media to express their terror. But with all the panic surrounding the hornets, do we really need to be as worried about them as we are? To find out we invited Sven-Erik Spichiger, managing entomologist for the Washington State Department of Agriculture, on the show today to help us dispel some rumors about the Asian giant hornets. Going to the Chiropractor (0:21:39) The chiropractor can seem really scary. They just go in and crack your whole body. You’re scared they might paralyze you. You might be scared of having to go back for the rest of your life. But, the myths just aren’t true. Whether you suffer from simple back aches or you broke your leg a few years back, visiting the chiropractor may be necessary. Doctor Thomas Bithell is a licensed chiropractor in Castle Rock, CO. He owns his own clinic and has been practicing for over 20 years. He’s here with us today to tell us all we need to know about going to the chiropractor. Family Dinner Hacks (0:33:14) We all love the idea of sitting down at the dinner table as a family, having a beautiful, healthy meal and a great conversation about everyone’s day. But somehow it never goes as smoothly as planned. Either the dinner takes twice as long to make or everyone’s in a bad mood and doesn’t want to talk. So how can we make sure our family dinner goes accordi