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Nurtural Disasters

Nurtural Disasters

Di: Ken & Lisa
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A podcast for those of us who have toxic or emotionally immature parents. Basically, for adult children of parents who had no business having children.

2026 Ken & Lisa
Igiene e vita sana Psicologia Psicologia e salute mentale
  • Who's the Grown-Up Here?
    Feb 28 2026

    "Ever felt like you're carrying a 500-pound backpack just to survive family gatherings?"

    In this episode of Nurtural Disasters, Ken and Lisa reveal how dealing with their emotionally immature parents feels like parenting a child you never signed up to raise.

    Ken and Lisa discuss how they can relate to Brooklyn Beckham when he revealed the relief he felt after stepping away from his family’s toxic dynamics.

    Ken shares his experience of feeling controlled and how it affected his sister's childhood. Lisa opens up about the physical toll of stress and how going no contact with toxic family members lifted a heavy burden off her shoulders.

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    40 min
  • Posh Problems: When the Family Group Chat Gets Leaked
    Feb 14 2026

    Have the Beckhams gone too far? In this week's episode, Ken and Lisa explore Brooklyn Beckham's shocking allegations against Ken's childhood crush, Posh Spice.

    Lisa unpacks Victoria Beckham's the rarely talked about eating disorder (allegedly) and how it impacts the rest of the family. Later, Ken and Lisa discuss their own stories about their parent's financial abuse.

    Listen as Ken is in absolute awe of Lisa's impeccable British accent (not really)!

    Last but certainly not least, a special shoutout to the lovely Megan Morrow for our theme song "Clouded"!

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    39 min
  • No Contact "Trend"
    Feb 7 2026

    In this first episode, we learn a bit about Ken and Lisa's background and their toxic parents. Later they discuss the BS no contact "trend." Let's just say they have a bone to pick with Oprah...

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    57 min
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