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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2026 · 40 MIN

Episode 553: Creating Healthy Friendships—Sandra Beck on Building Connections That Actually Support You

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Sandra Beck of Powered Up Talk Radio speaks with nutrition coach and wellness expert Erin Kerry about what it really means to have healthy friendships—and why some relationships quietly drain more than they give. This episode looks at how friendships evolve over time and why not all of them are meant to last. The conversation explores how to recognize supportive versus unhealthy dynamics, how to set boundaries without guilt, and when it’s time to step back or let a relationship go altogether. Sandra and Erin also discuss the emotional side—why we hold on longer than we should, how loneliness can cloud judgment, and what it takes to build connections that are grounded in mutual respect, honesty, and shared values. If you’ve been rethinking your circle or feeling out of alignment in certain relationships, this episode offers a clear perspective: not every friendship is meant to be forever—and that’s not failure, it’s growth. Powered Up Talk Radio is also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, and Google Play.

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