We Ain't Dead Yet

Please join us for a lively chat with Sari Botton, founder of Oldster Magazine, about her recent rise to fame and her lifelong obsession with aging. After being rejected by endless employers in her 50s, and then working her butt off, she has finally earned a much-deserved seat at the publishing table, and her star continues to rise. We cover topics ranging from turning 60, becoming our more authentic selves, Sari’s dream that became the catalyst for Oldster, the fascinating phenomenon of subjective age, some of Sari’s favorite interviews and essays from Oldster, to a refreshing counter-narrative to assumptions about attractiveness in middle age. And don’t forget to hang around for our “After Thoughts” where Lori and Constance unpack the episode and chat about our thoughts on what we heard.  SHOW NOTESSari Botton's memoir in essays, And You May Find Yourself...Confessions of a Late-Blooming Gen-X Weirdo, was chosen by Poets & Writers magazine for the 2022 edition of its annual "5 Over 50" feature. She edited the bestselling anthologies Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving and Leaving NewYork and Never Can Say Goodbye: Writers on Their Unshakable Love for New York. She publishes Oldster Magazine, Memoir Land, and Adventures in Journalism. The Puzzling Gap Between How Old You Are and How Old You Think You AreWe would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Have you tried one of our challenges and want a Shout Out? Please send your comments to: Email Us: [email protected] the show on FacebookVisit our Website Listen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts). Subscribing to WADY is a free, quick way to ensure new episodes are automatically delivered to your device. Just click "Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

In this episode, Constance goes into full on fan-girl mode with our guest Barbara Waxman, a gerontologist and coach who helps people lead an undiminished life as they age. We talk about flourishing and recognizing the importance of not just our life span and health span, but something Barbara calls the Third span, comprised of our mindset, relationships and purpose at this stage of life. We unpack the growing issue of well-being burnout, and Barbara offers lots of research findings and tips for aging well into our what she calls our Trophy years. SHOW NOTES Barbara's WebsiteBarbara's Podcast on Flourishing and Finding Purpose in MidlifeThe Middlescence Manifesto: Igniting the Passion of Midlife, Barbara WaxmanThe role of mindset, purpose and relationships in longevity, TEDx Boston (After listening, try Barbara's 30-Day Flourish Challenge!)The Seven Lifestyle Levers Assessment (Free)How Older Adults Are Improving Their "Sex Span"Welcome to Holland StoryWe would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Have you tried one of our challenges and want a Shout Out? Please send your comments to:  Email: [email protected] Follow the show on Facebook Visit our Website Listen and Subscribe Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts). Subscribing to WADY is a free, quick way to ensure new episodes are automatically delivered to your device. Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

One thing that doesn't change as we age, is our obsession with our hair. For women over 60, many conversations often get around to asking one burning question..."Should I let my hair go grey?" In this episode, we will go there with our guest Ellen Taxman, a woman who prides herself in being "low fuss" in her appearance, and who even works in the field of aging. We hear from Ellen about her surprise that the Dye-Grey dilemma is causing so much confusion. So dive into our cheerfully rambling conversation about how our mothers' decisions about hair dyeing influenced us, dealing with others' opinions and how they view us and our evolving hair color, and the messages society is giving to women about aging. Join us for this episode, regardless of whether you have, or haven't, or are thinking you will or won't ever go grey.We would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Have you tried one of our challenges and want a Shout Out? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)You can text Fan Mail to the link below, but heads-up, we are unable to respond to these Fan Mail Texts. If you'd like a reply, please reach out on our FB/or email/or include your email address in your Fan Mail Text. TY Send a textSend us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

In this episode we dive into the myths, barriers and boundary issues that get in the way of moving into, and fully enjoying retirement. For many working women, their careers are a source of pride and self-definition. Take a listen to this episode with Retirement Coach Elaine Belansky as we explore the question of "Who Am I?" once your career is in the rear view mirror, and Elaine provides tips and some free tools for making room for your next chapter to begin.SHOW NOTES: Elaine’s Website:  https://elainebelansky.comBlog: https://elainebelansky.com/blogRetirement Vision Starter Kit: https://elainebelansky.com/free-retirement-starter-kitWho Am I Now? Guide: https://elainebelansky.com/who-am-i-nowBoundary Builder: https://elainebelansky.com/boundary-builderIkigai: I describe this in one of my blog posts: https://elainebelansky.com/blog/retirement-clarityNewsletter: https://elainebelansky.com/newsletterhttps://www.aconsciousrethink.com/53913/33-activities-you-should-try-in-your-first-year-of-retirement-to-discover-what-truly-fulfills-you/We would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Have you tried one of our challenges and want a Shout Out? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)You can text Fan Mail to the link below, but heads-up, we are unable to respond to these Fan Mail Texts. If you'd like a reply, please reach out on our FB/or email/or include your email address in your Fan Mail Text. TY Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

In our conversation with Amy Schiller, a social worker and professor who specializes in the field of death and dying, we start to unpack the myth of the “Good Death.” Amy talks about letting go of control in the dying process, and how becoming aware of our fears and beliefs about dying can impact our lives, and allow us to live more fully. Amy offers her students the opportunity to write Legacy Letters, and suggests everyone consider their own Advance Directives for when the end of life comes. Constance shares the many ways she is trying to practice and “rightsize” her own deep fears about death and dying, and Lori opens up to the possibility of an Afterlife.And don’t forget to hang around for our “After Thoughts” where Lori and Constance unpack the episode and chat about our thoughts on what we heard, and where we have started “Listener Shout-Outs,” and episode-based Challenges for our listeners. SHOW NOTES:The CHALLENGE for this episode is to complete one of the exercises discussed - a Legacy Letter, some Death Cleaning, a Death Meditation and let us know how it went :) Find out more about Amy Schiller Amy's BlogDying Well by Ira ByockRightsize your Fears by Mark NepoThe Fifth Season, Mark Nepo Death Meditation with Ajahn NisabhoGoing with Grace, Alua ArthurLegacy LetterAdvice for Future Corpses Sallie TisdaleDeath CleaningThe Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning: How to Free Yourself and Your Family From a Lifetime of ClutterFinal Gifts by Maggie CallananSend us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Just in time for VALENTINE'S DAY, Constance and Lori speak to Kandee Love, a licensed therapist specializing in couple’s and sex therapy. We explore topics ranging from sexual expression across the life stages to sex toys and tips for older adults. Kandee emphasizes the importance of prioritizing pleasure, passion, and play in a world filled with stress. Kandee has labeled February as “Spunky Old Broads Month,” and encourages women to re-write their old narratives and embrace boldness in the bed room. We discuss the idea of redefining sexuality beyond traditional penetrative sex, and the great importance of communication in a relationship, and we end with Kandee providing tips for enhancing sexual expression and intimacy in long-term relationships. This is an episode you don’t want to miss! And don’t forget to hang around for our “After Thoughts” where we unpack the episode and chat about our thoughts on what we heard, and where we have started “Listener Shout-Outs,” and episode-based Challenges for our listeners.   SHOW NOTESIf you are interested in learning more about Kandee’s work, check out her website: https://www.kiscounseling.net. Kandee’s Yes, No, Maybe List to try 😊 (WADY CHALLENGE – try using this and let us know!)Spunky, Old Broad Month LUBES TO LOVE: Water-based products (safe with all toys and condoms): Good Clean Love Almost Naked, Sliquid, Aloe Cadabra, Astroglide, Uberlube SILICON BASED (don’t use with silicone toys): Astroglide X, Wet Platinum, 10 Millennium, UberlubeNATURAL (not condom safe): Organic coconut oilTOYS TO TRY: EASY TO GRIP: Palm power, Iroha  Series (Yuki, Koharu), VM Wand vibratorCLITORAL STIMULATORS: SILA Cruise, SONA Cruise, Namii Clitoral Suction Stimulator, Wominizer Premium Duo, Evii External Vibrator with Dual Motors Pulse Wand  G SPOT VIBRATORS: Kurve, GII G spot Vibrator, Je Joye Juno Flex DATING WEBSITES FOR SENIORS: Seniorsizzle.com, DateMyAge, BeNaughty, OurTime, Tinder for seniors, Seniormatch, Kinky-seniors.com, SeniorfuckbuddiesWe would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Have you tried one of our challenges and want a Shout Out? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)You can text Fan Mail to the link below, but heads-up, we are unable to respond to these Fan Mail Texts. If you'd like a reply, please reach out on our FB/Substack/or email/or include your email address in your Fan Mail Text. Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Constance and Lori speak to Ellen Blum Barish, a writing coach and memoir author. Even if writing is not your thing, listen in to our lively conversation about leaning in to this form of creativity as a tool for growth and reflection as we age.For starters, we discuss the hidden value of writing for people who don’t like to write. Ellen suggests looking through the old stuff we tuck in drawers and stash away in closets and think about the stories they have to tell. Also, think about using photos we have stored in our phones as prompts for our writing We jump back to our adolescence when many of us poured ourselves into our diaries and journals, and used writing as an early form of self expression. And at this time of life, we explored the possibility of using writing as part of a Life Review. This can be an important process that makes connections over the course of our life to look at and rewrite the narratives of our lives. Finally, we offer a fun little writing challenge to our listeners that may land you on the WADY website. So listen in and get your creative juices flowing. And don’t forget to hang around for our “After Thoughts” where Lori and Constance unpack the episode and chat about our thoughts on what we heard. SHOW NOTESIf you are interested in learning more about Ellen's work, check out her website: https://www.ellenblumbarish.com/If you are interested in learning more about Ellen's memoir "Seven Springs" check out this link: https://www.ellenblumbarish.com/my-workIf you are interested in learning more about the book that Constance mentioned in the podcast that offers writing prompts, check out this link: https://www.suleikajaouad.com/the-book-of-alchemyWe would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)You can text Fan Mail to the link below, but heads-up, we are unable to respond to these Fan Mail Texts. If you'd like a reply, please reach out on our FB/Substack/or email/or include your email address in your Fan Mail Text. TYSend us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Constance and Lori speak to Ramsay Ringo, a career coach and expert on caring for elderly parents. We discuss the unique challenges of supporting aging parents when you are in your 60s yourself. Ramsay emphasizes the importance of a simplified approach to avoid overwhelming caregivers, and provides many practical tips. We explore the tension between ensuring the safety of elderly parents and respecting their desire for independence and autonomy.  We also cover the complexities of coordinating care across different family members and locations, and ways to talk to our adult children about caring for elderly parents. Finally, Ramsay coaches us on practical ways to prepare for our own aging. Please join us for this very constructive discussion.And don’t forget to hang around for our “After Thoughts” where Lori and Constance unpack the episode and chat about our thoughts on what we heard. SHOW NOTESIf you are interested in learning more about Ramsay’s work, check out her website: https://www.ramsayringo.com/Ramsay collaborates with clients who are looking to make an impact and:o   Take meaningful steps toward a new or first jobo   Change their professional focus or industryo   Pursue a professional position after time focusing on familyo   Tackle a big mid-life shift using decades of experience to do something with extra meaningo   Or to pursue the ultimate career shift, retirement and living into the third and fourth quarters of a values driven life. We were also lucky enough to persuade Ramsay to share one of her original poems with us: ScaredScared, Sad, Impatient Scared, Mad, A PatientScared, Bad, and ChasingThe Whole, Kind MomNow a Hole, Kind ChildTaught us how to ParentNow we aught to ParentScared, SadScaredWe would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)You can text Fan Mail to the link below, but heads-up, we are unable to respond to these Fan Mail Texts. If you'd like a reply, please reach out on our FB/Substack/or email/or include your email address in your Fan Mail Text. TYSend us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Constance and Lori catch up after the Thanksgiving holiday break. We cover everything from no longer giving a fuck, to spiritual connections with our deceased parents, to Mel Robbins’ "Let Them" Theory, to aging pubic hair 🤣 And we preview a few of our upcoming shows. Please join us for this quick, warm check-in.SHOW NOTESAging Out of Fucks: The Neuroscience of Why You Suddenly Can’t Pretend Anymore, Ellen ScherrWhat We Gain When We Stop Caring, Anna HolmesMelani Sanders’s “We Do Not Care” Club (Instagram and Facebook)We would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)We would love to hear from you! Please text us your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement below :)  Heads-up: we are unable to respond to these Fan Mail Texts. If you'd like a reply, please reach out on our FB/Substack/or email/or include your email address in your Fan Mail Text. TYSend us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Constance and Lori speak to Gail Rice, psychologist and writer, based in Sydney Australia, about her recent life-imitating-art birthday celebration. For her 70th birthday, inspired by Emma Thompson in the film "Good Luck to You Leo Grande,"  Gail hired not one, but two male escorts. She clearly touched a nerve, as her story went viral.  She's been interviewed all over the world and recently had her television debut. Gail explains that these encounters were less about the sex and more about "shocking herself awake," and finding her voice. We also explore themes of reinvention, risk-taking, late-bloomers, body acceptance and the boundaries of a therapeutic relationship. Gail also reveals her next adventure. Please join us for this incredible empowerment story. And don’t forget to hang around for our “Afterthoughts” where Lori and Constance unpack the episode and chat about our thoughts on what we heard. SHOW NOTESHere is a link tree listing all of Gail's essays, interviews and other published works https://linktr.ee/gailricewritesTwo of Gail's Essays published by Sari Botton in Oldster Magazinehttps://oldster.substack.com/p/for-my-70th-birthday-i-hired-an-escorthttps://oldster.substack.com/p/happy-endingsI Hired an Escort for My 70th. The Real Scandal was Asking Him for a Refund, Toronto Star, 4.4.26We would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

ALERT WADY Listeners:   Due to a technology glitch, or to my senior brain 🤣, we accidentally published an environmental rap song instead of this Holiday episode, and over 70 of you downloaded it before we caught the error. Sorry, but it's all fixed now! Although we did receive some lovely compliments about the song 😊 Thanks in advance for trying again 🙏 Join Lori and Constance for a discussion about their evolving holiday traditions as they and their families age. They reflect on the changing nature of family gatherings, and the reduced pressure to maintain the traditional "Norman Rockwell" holiday experience. As always, expect some laughter (about spiked holiday punches to maintain the peace), and some tears (about the inevitability of change and loss).  Please join us in this intimate discussion as you prepare for your own holiday traditions. And, please reach out to us with stories about how your holidays have evolved and changed as you have aged. We'd love to hear the good, the bad and they ugly. Let us know if you'd like us to shout out your story during the next episode. And wishing all of you meaningful and peaceful holidays. Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Constance and Lori check in with Bonnie Lee Black, writer and popular blogger, about her mission to amplify the voices and activism of older women. Join us as we explore themes of aging, death, sex, and civic engagement. Bonnie shares her journey from blogging about aging to advocating for activism in her hometown of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.  We discuss the imperative of making some noise, and knowing that we count. We also touch on themes of mortality, discussing Jane Goodall’s view that death might just be the “next great adventure.”  Bonnie leaves us with some tips for getting involved in a way that feeds your soul.And don’t forget to hang around for our “Afterthoughts” where Lori and Constance unpack the episode and chat about our thoughts on what we heard. SHOW NOTESBonnie's blogs and books can be found here:https://blog.bonnieleeblack.comhttps://www.bonnieleeblack.comWe would love to hear from you! Do you have ideas for future podcasts? Want to be a guest on our podcast? Please send your comments/suggestions/criticisms/encouragement to: Email: [email protected] & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-aint-dead-yet/id1828702362Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578375460053 Visit our website: https://wady.buzzsprout.comListen Here! (Our linktree will direct you to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, GoodPods, and Pocket Casts)Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Is age only a number? Are the 60s the adolescence of aging? Does a lengthy life equal a live well-lived? All of these questions and more will be discussed, if not answered in this episode. Every decade of life holds its own, unique gifts and challenges. Constance and Lori will unpack the differences of being in your 60s and being in your 70s with Claudia Perez, a psychologist who specializes in working with clients navigating their 70s, 80s and even 90s. The conversation also dives into the concept of “joyspan,” a term coined by Kerry Burnight, a former professor of geriatric medicine and gerontology, to refer to an alternative way to embrace life beyond just looking at our life span as an indicator of a well-lived life. Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Sex! Sex! Sex! It never gets old, even as we get older, but there’s no denying that things change. In this episode, Constance and Lori hear from sex therapist Jen Rafacz, who specializes in working with “medicare-aged” clients. Jennifer busts some myths about sex no longer mattering to people as they age, and offers some hacks to getting and keeping the sexual motor running, regardless of the physical changes or limitations of the aging body or the libido. Normalizing, informative, and sex-positive, this episode opens the door to a vital conversation we should all be having about sex with our selves or with others during this third chapter of our lives.Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

"Dynamic and delicious" are two words that have been used to describe Nina Manolson, and we wholeheartedly agree! In this episode, you will be treated to a private reading of 2 of Nina's favorite poems. Together, we explore themes of aging, body image, and self-compassion. Nina shares her personal journey from being an "expert dieter" at age 10 to becoming an anti-diet therapist. Listen in, and you'll learn how to use one of Nina's favorite body peace exercises, hear her opinion on the use of Ozempic, and much much more. You will also have a chance to weigh in on our new experiment -- a 10-minute "walk" after the episode where Lori and I dissect the episode and discuss our thoughts about what we heard, including a bit of frustrated profanity by moi when I can't find the "Stop" button on my computer to end the recording 🤣SHOW NOTES:NEW OFFERING: Body Peace Deck: https://ninamanolson.com/bodypeacedeck/Learn more about Nina: https://ninamanolson.com/The Body-Peace® APP: https://thebodypeaceapp.comFREE Practicing Body-Peace® Journal: https://ninamanolson.com/practicingbodypeace/Free Body-Peace Masterclasshttps://ninamanolson.com/free-body-peace-masterclass/FB: https://www.facebook.com/NinaManolsonBodyPeaceINSTA: https://www.instagram.com/ninamanolson/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ninamanolsonFree Nourished Woman Nation group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nourishedwomannationBody-Peace® Poems https://ninamanolson.com/body-poems/Free Resources https://ninamanolson.com/freebies/Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

In this episode of We Ain’t Dead Yet (WADY), get to know the origin friendship story of Constance and Lori, and hear about the qualities and conditions that allowed their remote friendship to blossom over 25 years. This is also an open-hearted and authentic conversation about the role of friendship in the lives of women over 60, and tips on how to keep old friendships alive, how to make new friends at any age, and how to let go of the friendships that weigh us down.Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Whoever said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, had not met Priscilla Dann-Courtney! Priscilla embodies the empowered woman learning and trying new things in her third chapter of life. In this episode, you will hear the hilarious story of how Priscilla ventured out of her comfort zone, to journey from her psychologist chair to the improv stage. This episode has many surprises, laughs, and a whole lot of inspiration for anyone looking for a larger life. Listen in and learn how Priscilla has leaned into taking up more space!Show Notes: Find out more about Priscilla's new passion. Click on one of the articles below, or watch a clip of her on stage! Opinion: Priscilla Dann-Courtney: The beauty of ‘beginner’s mind’https://www.dailycamera.com/2024/06/13/opinion-priscilla-dann-courtney-laugh-so-hard-it-doesnt-hurt/https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fmqgBHQ_7hOeOApCmrfJQhHdV9NV26M_/viewSend us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt

Meet your new hosts Lori Dube and Constance Bauer, long time friends, as they embark on this intimate journey chronicling their deep conversations about life, love, and aging. Constance is more "furious" with the aging process and the way women in their third act are ghosted by society., and Lori is more "curious" about how she can lean into and learn from this aging process. In this podcast we will unpack these questions, and others issues that are impacting the hearts and souls of women over 60 as we walk together into the unknown of what lies ahead for us all.Send us Fan MailBeautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art. Eleanor Roosevelt