Welcome to MID - the grown-up conversations women deserve.
Ever wondered what to do when your ducks don't all fit neatly into the row they're supposed to?
Each episode we bring you handpicked compelling stories discussing relationships and wellness.
Fun, frank wisdom from an impressive line up of well loved names, in the second act of life who share it all.
MID goes deep on self-care with zero... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
On this episode of No Filter, Kate Langbroek sits down with Mel Robbins, the woman who has turned life advice into a global movement. Mel’s journey from nearly losing everything to becoming one of the most influential voices in self-help is nothing s... more
And Just Like That… it's over.
Welcome to the MID view of the end of the Sex and the City universe — forever.
She's been our problematic friend for 27 years now, hasn't she? Carrie Bradshaw, with her impossible shoes and even more impossible roma... more
In this season of MID, we are answering the dilemmas and questions that you, our listeners, have sent us.
This episode is all about midlife friendships—how to navigate both new and old ones. Our guest, psychologist Clare Rowe, has plenty of experie... more
In this season of MID, we are answering the dilemmas and questions that you, our listeners, have sent us.
This episode is all about divorce and separation—when it might be the right choice, what typically leads to it, and how to navigate it in the ... more
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Holly asked all the wrong questions and just doesn't really understand why people like to age with some 'enhanced' grace - Felt the Dr squirming a bit and that was
obvious in her answers
Its a personal choice to 'tweak' your face - but it's done for yourself to make you happy , not for others
Holly is a legend. Poetic intros plus nuanced, funny, and touching conversations. I am twenty five years away from “mid” but I still get so much out of it! // PS Please don’t have Naomi McCullum on again. She is far too invested in her cosmetic surgery business and gives disingenuous answers about the normalization of cosmetic work. At the very least, serious questions about the normalization of cosmetic surgery need to be asked of the guest.
I usually enjoy this podcast but this episode was terrible! So many inaccuracies and generalisations, a pedestrian conversion with neuroscience catch phrases thrown in. Arrogantly didn’t bother using Australian units or conversions. Please do yourself a favour and see your GP instead.
I tried to stay with MID. I really did.
I wanted to believe it was a space for women who care — about life, about culture, about each other, about the world.
Among all the fun girlie interviews and tender ponderings about how women are feeling about themselves and their lives — something just felt… off. Deeply off.
I felt genuinely dissociative a number of times after each episode.
Separated from reality like a 1950s housewife.
At first, I couldn't name the discomfort. I just felt the ick — ... more
“MID” by Holly Wainwright is exactly the podcast I didn’t know I needed. With her signature wit, warmth, and razor-sharp insight, Holly opens up the often-overlooked world of midlife with refreshing honesty and humour. She tackles everything from identity shifts, relationships, parenting teens, body changes, career pivots, and all the messy, beautiful contradictions that come with being a woman in the middle.
What sets this podcast apart is Holly’s ability to make you feel seen. Whether she’s f... more
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Focused on candid discussions about midlife challenges, the content engages with a variety of topics including relationships, self-care, and wellness. Each episode features insightful interviews and reflections from notable guests who provide relatable experiences and practical advice. The conversations are framed around the complexities of aging and navigating personal dilemmas, resonating with women in this transitional phase of life. A particularly noteworthy aspect of this show is its unapologetic approach to discussing sensitive topics without judgment, making it a safe space for listeners seeking both entertainment and wisdom as they face life's evolving challenges during the so-called 'second act.'
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MID launched a year ago and published 63 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on MID include:
1. Nikki Parkinson
2. Naomi McCullum
3. Cath Mahoney
4. Jacqui Manning
5. Louisa Nicola
6. Marian Keyes
7. Ione Skye
8. Melinda French Gates
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