Lisa Rimmert's guest appearances

Lisa Rimmert

Thought For Food Podcast

Comedy vs Everything

Believe in Dog

Ryan Dalton

Ben Johnson

Zach Martina

Scott James

Josh Arnold

Brandon Judd

Nick Vatterott

Ben Kronberg

Eric Christensen

Ryan Ries

Steve Poggi

Andrew Frank

Gabe Kea

Stryker Spurlock

Kris Wernowsky

OwlTail

Thank you for your patience as I took a mini hiatus from the podcast these last couple weeks. When Lisa &amp; I recorded this episode at the end of 2022, I didn’t know it would be hitting so close to home right now.  As many of you know, we recently and very unexpectedly said goodbye to our beloved Penny when she suffered a sudden health crisis.    It’s very special to me that Penny was so much a part of my conversation with today’s guest, Lisa Rimmert.   Lisa is here to share the story of Dakota who inspired her book: STAY – My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog. Have you ever felt like maybe you want to punch someone who calls your dog “old” or a “senior”?  Lisa’s been there.  But Lisa was pretty sure that her “elder states-dog” of the dog park was going to live forever.   Lisa graduated college, became a military spouse and adopted Dakota all within a few months in her early 20s. She spent her whole adult life with Dakota by her side –  while crisscrossing the USA with her husband’s military assignments.   Lisa didn’t know how to be an adult without Dakota. And when Dakota begins to show concerning signs of a degenerative spinal disorder, Lisa didn’t want to have to be the grown-up to make difficult decisions on Dakota’s behalf.    Lisa &amp; I share how much our dogs have taught us about ourselves – from enjoying the caregiver role to work/life balance – from being present to learning how to show up for others during hard times.  I think many of us have felt that our dogs play a huge role in making you … you.   Both Lisa’s book and this conversation are vulnerable but perhaps surprisingly funny reflections of everything from mystery poops to examining our own internal monologue.   Lisa &amp; I cover topics such as assessing your dog’s quality of life, advocating for your dog’s health and a few Public Service Announcements of things we’ve learned the hard way which might come handy for you in the future.   Trigger Warning: General theme of pet loss, but specifically may need tissues in the first 7 minutes.   Find Links, Show Notes &amp; Photos at: https://believeindogpodcast.com/episodes-1/episode63   If you feel called to, you can make a donation in Penny’s memory to B-More Dog.   Support this podcast, subscribe on your favorite app and leave a rating or review.

Thank you for your patience as I took a mini hiatus from the podcast these last couple weeks. When Lisa &amp; I recorded this episode at the end of 2022, I didn’t know it would be hitting so close to home right now.  As many of you know, we recently and very unexpectedly said goodbye to our beloved Penny when she suffered a sudden health crisis.   It’s very special to me that Penny was so much a part of my conversation with today’s guest, <a href="https://www.lisarimmert.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lisa Rimmert</a>. Lisa is here to share the story of Dakota who inspired her book: <a href="https://smile.amazon.com/Stay-Forever-Friendship-Aging-Dog/dp/1736830406/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">STAY – My Forever Friendship with an Aging Dog</a>. Have you ever felt like maybe you want to punch someone who calls your dog “old” or a “senior”?  Lisa’s been there.  But Lisa was pretty sure that her “elder states-dog” of the dog park was going to live forever. Lisa graduated college, became a military spouse and adopted Dakota all within a few months in her early 20s. She spent her whole adult life with Dakota by her side –  while crisscrossing the USA with her husband’s military assignments. Lisa didn’t know how to be an adult without Dakota. And when Dakota begins to show concerning signs of a degenerative spinal disorder, Lisa didn’t want to have to be the grown-up to make difficult decisions on Dakota’s behalf.  Lisa &amp; I share how much our dogs have taught us about ourselves – from enjoying the caregiver role to work/life balance – from being present to learning how to show up for others during hard times.  I think many of us have felt that our dogs play a huge role in making you … you. Both Lisa’s book and this conversation are vulnerable but perhaps surprisingly funny reflections of everything from mystery poops to examining our own internal monologue. Lisa &amp; I cover topics such as assessing your dog’s quality of life, advocating for your dog’s health and a few Public Service Announcements of things we’ve learned the hard way which might come handy for you in the future. Trigger Warning: General theme of pet loss, but specifically may need tissues in the first 7 minutes. Find Links, Show Notes &amp; Photos at: <a href="https://believeindogpodcast.com/episodes-1/episode63" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://believeindogpodcast.com/episodes-1/episode63</a> If you feel called to, you can make a donation in Penny’s memory to <a href="https://www.bmoredog.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">B-More Dog</a>. Support this podcast, subscribe on your favorite app and <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/believe-in-dog/id1485177521" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">leave a rating or review</a>.

STAY: Lisa Rimmert’s Forever Friendship with Her Aging Dog

Improviser and sometimes stand-up Lisa Rimmert joins us during her visit from Denver to talk about how to be an activist without being a dick (see her delightful blog and interview site Weird! Why Aren't You Vegan? at whyarentyouvegan.com), the differences between groups of stand-ups and improvisers, and why you shouldn't climb into a vat of poop.

Improviser and sometimes stand-up Lisa Rimmert joins us during her visit from Denver to talk about how to be an activist without being a dick (see her delightful blog and interview site Weird! Why Aren't You Vegan? at <a href="http://whyarentyouvegan.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">whyarentyouvegan.com</a>), the differences between groups of stand-ups and improvisers, and why you shouldn't climb into a vat of poop.

Episode 028 Lisa Rimmert