Carrie Pyle Lawrence recording the Diary of a Divorcee podcast
Diary of a Divorcee: The Call-In

Real stories. Honest questions. No perfect answers.

My writing is where the stories begin. The podcast takes those themes into real conversations about divorce, dating, motherhood and finding yourself again. Bring your own experience, a question or the part of a story you can’t stop thinking about.

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Episode 03

Disaster Dates

You haven’t dated in your 40s without going on a disaster date—or so Carrie thought. Then she invited one of her dates to weigh in.

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Coming conversations

Twenty-five minutes. One caller. One question that sounds simple until it isn’t.

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My daughter wants to live with her dad

When a child’s choice feels like a verdict on your motherhood.

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02

I miss my married life—but not my marriage

Grieving the structure without romanticizing the relationship.

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03

My ex moved on, and I feel replaced

The difference between being replaced and being released.

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04

My life is stable. Why do I still feel lost?

What happens after survival mode stops giving you instructions.

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