How to Split a Toaster: A Divorce Podcast About Saving Your Relationships

Deborah Driggs is back with Pete and Seth this week to discuss her 90-day relationship cleanse! Looking to build new, healthy habits after a rough separation? Start here!

Show Notes

Today we’re talking about the value of time. Specifically, what is the value of taking time to understand yourself before taking action on your relationship?

To help us work through a 90-day plan to clear the decks and take stock we welcome our friend Deborah Driggs back to the show. Her experience with divorce, trauma and recovery has fueled her across the career landscape and she understands with the best of them the value of exploring oneself before making dramatic change.

Links & Notes
  • (00:00) - Welcome to How to Split a Toaster
  • (01:08) - Introducing Deborah Driggs
  • (05:00) - The 90-Day Relationship Cleanse
  • (13:36) - Sponsor: Soberlink (https://soberlink.com/toaster)
  • (16:28) - Identifying Areas to Change
  • (24:28) - Personal Change & The Law
  • (34:17) - Son of a Basque

Creators & Guests

Host
Pete Wright
Podcaster and co-host, Pete Wright brings years of marriage and a spirit of curiosity to the divorce process. He's spent the last two decades interviewing experts and thinkers in emotional healing and brings that with him to the law, divorce, and saving relationships in the process.
Host
Seth R. Nelson
Seth Nelson is the founding attorney and managing partner at NLG Divorce & Family Law. He is a Tampa-based family lawyer known for devising creative solutions to difficult problems.
Producer
Andy Nelson
Hailing from nearly 25 years in the world of film, television, and commercial production, Andy has always had a passion for storytelling, no matter the size of the package.

What is How to Split a Toaster: A Divorce Podcast About Saving Your Relationships?

Seth Nelson is a Tampa based family lawyer known for devising creative solutions to difficult problems. In How to Split a Toaster, Nelson and co-host Pete Wright take on the challenge of divorce with a central objective — saving your most important relationships with your family, your former spouse, and yourself.