Random Acts: Giving Tuesday

Random Acts: Giving TuesdayThe Lisa Show • Season 1, Episode 52, Segment 3

Nov 27, 2018 • 34m

Lisa talks about how Giving Tuesday can be a great response to the commercialism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Then, producer Rod Gustafson joins Lisa to discuss random acts of kindness that he’s seen in his own life, and how to go about giving kindness.

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Amy Carr and Morgan Grow join Lisa to talk about National Adoption Month, and to tell us how we can ask about adoption in more respectful ways. Amy Carr has worked as a classroom teacher and school administrator. She has also worked as a storyteller and early literary specialist at Provo Library, American Fork Library, and she currently works as a storyteller.

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