Boundaries are essential elements of defining where one thing — person, country, etc. — ends and another begins. But what are GOOD boundaries, why are they essential to personal responsibility and freedom, and how can we set better boundaries? Join Lain for a discussion with Sabrina Haverty about the role of boundaries in our relationships — including with ourselves — and how we can be better boundary-setters.

Integrity is a word that is thrown around a lot, but few people truly take the time to figure out what it means in general, and what it means for them in particular. In fact, it can even seem sort of old-fashioned in our modern days where everyone seems to bend with societal pressure, say something with conviction one day and then bow to the PC “cancel culture” mob the next. In today’s episode, Lain argues that integrity is very rare, yet very needed. We’ll discuss what integrity is, why it’s important, what happens when we’re out of integrity, and how we can live a life of greater integrity.

The Bill of Rights is a cornerstone of American culture and society. It’s incredible to think that other countries don’t enjoy the same rights under the law that we do in the United States. But we often take these first 10 amendments to the Constitution for granted. In this episode Lain speaks with attorney Tabatha LaVoie who explains what the Bill of Rights is, what it guarantees American citizens, and how recent actions on the part of the government are threatening our rights (and what we can do about it!).

Activism is traditionally to be the realm of the left, with climate activists, BLM activists, and pro-choice activists getting most of the attention and most of the press — and, likely, most of the success. Somehow the left gained the reputation of “progress” and “being on the right side of history,” which left the rest of us painted with the brush of reactionaries. Part of this is personality-based where conservatives tend to want as little to do with government as possible. But when we cede the public square to the left, we can’t be surprised when our voice isn’t heard. In this episode, Lain talks about why it’s critical for conservatives to be activists, and how everyone can get involved to support the causes we hold dear.

From the Phoenix Suns to small business to public service, Tanya Wheeless is no stranger to entering into brand-new environments as a decision-maker and leader. In this episode, Lain talks with Tanya about her time in various fields, including as deputy chief of staff for AZ Senator Martha McSally, and how she has learned to quickly assess new situations and make good decisions in the midst of conflict and change. Tanya, who’s now running for US House of Representatives, is a powerhouse mom, wife, small business owner, and recovering lawyer. Listen in to get some much-needed perspective on how we can all navigate new environments with confidence. www.tanyaforarizona.com

LatinX is a new-fangled way of referring to people of Latin American origin or descent (used as a gender-neutral or nonbinary alternative to Latino or Latina). What’s behind this push to de-gender traditional languages, and is it a step in the right direction, or is it intentionally eradicating culture, tradition, and heritage? We’ll talk through both sides of this hot topic, as well as look at implications for other areas of language.

Immigrant from Mexico… High school dropout… Domestic violence survivor... Shot by her drug-dealer husband… Martha Llamas could have easily become a statistic. Instead, she uses the challenges of her past to continually inspire her to live a bold, beautiful life. After escaping an abusive marriage to a drug dealer who abused her — and eventually shot her — Martha rolled up her sleeves and went to work in a janitorial service to earn money to support her two young sons. Before long, though, she was running her own business! Now she employs over 70 people and encourages them to live into their own dreams. And that’s just ONE of the businesses this vibrant woman runs. Leave your excuses at the door and find out more about the amazing Martha Llamas (and how her past experiences help her make decisions in business and in life) in this episode of Clarity with Lain Ehmann. Links: Martha’s site: http://www.marthallamas.com Origenes: https://origenesusa.com/

Join Lain for the first-ever “Hot Takes.” She dives into questions like: Who are we REALLY protecting when we mandate vaccines for kids? What’s the ethical dilemma behind the “Let’s Go Brandon” trend? Why do our local school boards even matter? And she offers a three-minute book review of Josh Hawley’s “The Tyranny of Big Tech.” Tune in now for bold opinions on the hot topics of the day. As always, you can get in touch with Lain at [email protected] or on Instagram @lain.ehmann

Use of recreational marijuana is currently legal in marijuana is legal in 19 states, Washington, D.C., and Guam. But is this a good thing? In this episode of Clarity with Lain Ehmann, we welcome special guest Alison Kay Furno to discuss: • Who’s behind the push to legalize recreational marijuana • What’s at risk now that recreational marijuana is legal • What the arguments are for legalization, and if they hold true • And what we can do now in states where marijuana use has already been legalized. Join the discussion. Email Lain at [email protected], or visit her on instagram @lain.ehmann Show music: We Will Go, Courtesy of Daniel Valentino Paul

The average person makes 35,000 decisions per day… but how many of those are GOOD decisions? And what actually constitutes a “good” decision? In this episode of Clarity with Lain Ehmann, we look at: • How we make decisions • Who’s trying to sway our decisions (and how!) • The role personality plays in our decisions • And, maybe most importantly, how we can protect our decisions from outside influence. Join the discussion. Email Lain at [email protected], or visit her on instagram @lain.ehmann Show music: We Will Go, Courtesy of Daniel Valentino Paul