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How To Be 60 with Kaye Adams

Kaye Adams
Aging
Mental Health
Make Love Not Porn
Depression
Alastair Campbell
Politics
Christmas
Family Relationships
Self-Acceptance
Empowerment
Philippa Perry
United Kingdom
Public Speaking
Gender Identity
Absolute Collagen
Running
Dementia Awareness
Alzheimer's
Caregiving
Barbara Windsor

Turning 60 isn’t about slowing down—it’s about shaking things up. Whether it’s downsizing and embracing a simpler life, starting a new career, moving abroad, or navigating love and relationships in unexpected ways, How To Be 60 proves that this stage of life is anything but predictable.Join Kaye Adams and her brilliantly blunt co-host, Karen MacKenzie, as they chat with familiar faces and everyday... more

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On this week’s Midweek Catchup, Kaye and Karen swap horror stories about broken heaters, wig fittings gone wrong, and freezers full of mushy brambles. It’s never just about hair or home disasters though - with Karen preparing for her first chemo this... more

On this week’s episode, we’re joined by Ross King, who knows a thing or two about reinvention - from Glasgow to Hollywood, red carpets to morning TV.

We talk about what it really takes to stay relevant in a youth-obsessed industry, the curveballs li... more

On this week’s Midweek Catchup, we’re talking about everything from buying your first Christmas present in September to facing chemo with a mix of grit and humour. Karen shares how she’s bracing for treatment (and getting organised early), while Kaye... more

On this week’s episode, we’re joined by Tiggy Walker, who reflects on hitting 60 just as her life with legendary DJ Johnny Walker entered its toughest chapter. From caring through illness to carving out a new future, she shares how ageing brings hear... more

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Recent Guests

Ross King
Scottish showbiz reporter and Strictly Come Dancing contestant
Episode: Ross King: Surviving Hollywood, Loving Glasgow, Dancing at 63
Tiggy Walker
Wife of legendary BBC DJ Johnny Walker and author of the memoir "Both Sides Now"
Episode: Tiggy Walker: Both Sides Now — A Love Story with No Airbrushing
Victoria Mapplebeck
BAFTA award-winning director of the documentary Motherboard, which tells her story of single motherhood.
Episode: Victoria Mapplebeck: The Unfiltered Rollercoaster of Motherhood
Alison Cork
Successful entrepreneur in interior design and homeware, passionate advocate for female entrepreneurs.
Episode: Alison Cork: Reinventing Yourself at 57 — The Power of a Midlife MOT
Karen MacKenzie
Co-host and supportive friend of Kaye.
Episode: Alison Cork: Reinventing Yourself at 57 — The Power of a Midlife MOT
Fiona Lambert
Fiona Lambert, newly single and author of 'Single and Sixty, SAS,' shares insights on midlife dating.
Episode: Fiona Lambert: From Married to Matchmaking Mayhem - A Survival Guide for Midlife Dating
Judy Murray
Tennis coach, mother of Andy and Jamie Murray, and author
WTA (Women's Tennis Association)
Episode: Judy Murray: From Tiger Mum to Naughty Nana — Slowing Down Without Stopping
Glynis Barber
Brilliant actress known for her role in Dempsey and Makepeace
Episode: Glynis Barber: Saying Yes in Your 60s — Even When You're Terrified
Amy Bloom
A highly acclaimed author and psychotherapist
Episode: Amy Bloom: Love, Loss, and the Choice to Let Go

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Kaye Adams
Host known for her candidness and engaging interview style, sharing personal reflections and experiences related to aging and personal growth.
Karen MacKenzie
Co-host and supportive friend of Kaye, contributing humor and warmth to discussions about life's challenges and changes in midlife.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 715 ratings
  • Russell Watson !!

    What fantastic listening- well deserved 5 stars -

    Thank you Kaye excellent interview.

    Also, I’m with Karen please find out if he kept what his daddy made him.

    You are both a great team 👏👏👏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maguire x
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Best podcast ever

    Love this show ! What a pair Kay & Karen . I have to say was never a big fan of Kay on tv ( not a Loose Women Fan )but she’s a revelation and Karen is great .Both so honest and funny . Super guests interesting even when I have no previous knowledge of them -always end up googling to find out more . Great show Love love love it !!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Penny Wheels
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Love it

    Absolutely love listening to Kaye and Karen, they are comical and thought provoking. Definitely should be listened to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kipper1607
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Favourite podcast, it’s the only podcast I never miss!

    I look forward to new episodes every week, I absolutely love it.

    Missed Karen but love and good luck to her Xx

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lolablyth
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Love this podcast

    I’m not quite 60 but I really enjoy listening to this podcast and the views of Karen, Kaye and the guests. Good luck Karen with the operation and get well soon.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    66Nessie
    United Kingdom3 months ago

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The show receives positive feedback for its engaging guest interviews, which add depth and variety to discussions.
Listeners appreciate the humor and candidness of the hosts, often feeling like they are part of a conversation among friends.
Many find the mix of personal stories and informative content refreshing and relatable for those approaching 60.
The relationship dynamics and personal growth stories resonate particularly well with the audience, making the podcast feel intimate and supportive.

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Ross King: Surviving Hollywood, Loving Glasgow, Dancing at 63
Q: Will you get married again?
Never say never again, I believe in love.
Ross King: Surviving Hollywood, Loving Glasgow, Dancing at 63
Q: Are you planning to downsize?
No, I can't downsize anymore; I'm small enough as it is.
Ross King: Surviving Hollywood, Loving Glasgow, Dancing at 63
Q: How did you feel about being 60?
I didn't really think about it until I was 62; I feel like I'm still in my 40s.
Anna Ryder Richardson Returns! Tigers, Freedom & Reinvention at 60
Q: How is that working out?
Anna reflects on her year, expressing significant personal growth and newfound happiness since taking over the zoo.
Victoria Mapplebeck: The Unfiltered Rollercoaster of Motherhood
Q: Why did you want to document all this?
I wanted to show it unfiltered, in all of its unfiltered glory.

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Content primarily revolves around the experiences and challenges of aging, particularly as listeners confront turning 60. The discussions are often infused with light-hearted humor and relatable anecdotes, focusing on themes such as personal growth, health issues, midlife transformations, relationships, and parenting. Both hosts and their guests share personal stories that celebrate reinvention during this stage of life, offer insights on love and connection, and navigate the complexities of family dynamics and health challenges. Notably, episodes highlight various successful guests from diverse backgrounds, engaging the audience with both entertainment and relatable experiences, making it clear that this phase of life can be vibrant and fu... more

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2. Tiggy Walker
3. Victoria Mapplebeck
4. Alison Cork
5. Karen MacKenzie
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7. Judy Murray
8. Glynis Barber

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