1KHO 839: When the Life You Planned Falls Apart | Alisha Roth, Courageous Divorce

The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast

Ginny Yurich

Kids & Family, Parenting

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2026

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Some heartbreaks change everything but they don't have to be the end of your story. In her second appearance on The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, Alisha Roth shares what it looked like to rebuild a life after divorce, the loss of community, and the collapse of everything she thought her future would be. This conversation isn't just for people walking through divorce. It's for anyone facing shattered expectations, wondering how to begin again, or trying to find hope after a season they never would have chosen. Together, Ginny and Alisha talk about courage, identity, faith, friendship, healing, the surprising gift of time in nature, and why building a life you love always starts with one small choice. Learn more at alisharoth.com and grab your copy of Courageous Divorce Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:19.1	VisitMedexpress.co.com.uk slash podcast to get started today. Welcome to the 1000 Hours Outside podcast. My name is Ginny Erich and the founder of 100 Hours Outside and I'm honored to have a friend here today talking about her book. It's called Courageous Divorce, a Christian Woman's Guide to Healing, Rebuilding, and Embracing in Ab an abundant life. Alicia Roth, congratulations and welcome.
0:39.3	Thank you. So good to be here, Jenny. Thank you for having me. You are an incredible writer.
0:44.6	Has a lot of people said that to you? Thank you. I have heard that, but, you know, being a writer,
0:49.7	it is good to hear that. Thank you. Yeah. What I loved about the book, there's a lot of things I love
0:56.1	about them, a lot about the book. And if you are going through divorce or if you've gone
1:00.0	through divorce, obviously this is a great resource to find healing and answers and ideas,
1:04.7	both practical and philosophical. But I also found you did such a masterful job, Alicia,
1:10.0	of taking these sort of human experiences where we have something happened in our life that we didn't want to.
1:17.4	Like you're talking about your marriage.
1:19.1	You know, I don't think anybody gets married thinking or hoping or expecting that it's going to dissolve.
1:24.3	And there are a lot of situations in life where things happen and you find yourself
1:28.5	sort of at the, I don't know, like in a spot that you never wanted to be in and possibly it's
1:34.4	not your fault at all and all your hopes and dreams are shattered. And so the book also helps you
1:39.3	to walk through like those shattered expectations and how to handle them.
1:44.4	So did you know that that was going to happen?
1:47.9	Yeah, thank you.
1:49.0	I guess in a way, actually one of the things that my agent really helped me to do
1:56.6	as I was getting ready to send this book idea off to different publishers.
2:01.8	Well, she helped me to really narrow down my focus of who I was writing to
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