…Is this it? That’s the question our host Reshma Saujani asks herself daily. She’s the founder of two successful nonprofits, she’s married to a great guy, and she’s raising two beautiful children. She’s gotten everything she’s ever wanted, so why does she feel so unsatisfied? Is this a woman’s version of a midlife crisis? She’s determined to figure it out, and with the strength of her group chat b... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness |
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Yvette Nicole Brown says being single with no kids in midlife is something to be proud of. At 53, she’s about... more
Sex during midlife – wow, there’s a lot to talk about! And Reshma digs in with sex educator and author Emily Nagoski. They get into what it actually means – and takes – to prioritize sex, why Emily says pleasure is more important than desire, and wha... more
Are you sick of the patriarchy? Same. Author Anna Malaika Tubbs says it’s time to break up with it! Anna offers up a definitive history of the way the patriarchy has oppressed women and denied our contributions in her latest book, Erased: What Americ... more
Labor Day had us thinking back to Reshma's incredible conversation earlier this year with Thasunda Brown Duckett about work-life balance. Thasunda was trying to do it all – be a mom, a wife, and a high-powered CEO – when it hit her: work-life balance... more
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It’s been amazing to get perspective from others in my age cohort. I have loved everyone Reshma has had a conversation with so far. I cannot wait for the next show.
Decent topics, but it hurts to press play bc I have to skip 3+ mins of ads every 7 mins. This is insufferable.
High quality production value podcast. The hostess has a lot of energy as do her guests. But, I just could not find this show relatable. I'm in the right age group demographic but I'm just a regular person. I'm not an actress, or supreme court judge. Reshma, maybe consider bringing more mainstream guests on the show like office workers, government agency employees, sales clerks, hairstylists, taxi drivers,... You get the idea.
So relatable, real and great advice. As a working mom entering mid life I love it!
stop advertising your tragic vanity project during the intro to silly comedy podcasts. It's depressing and pointless.
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The episodes explore the multifaceted experiences of women navigating midlife, centering on themes like self-acceptance, leadership, activism, and the challenges surrounding aging. Conversations often highlight societal pressures related to body image, mental health, and the evolution of personal identities, urging listeners to embrace imperfection and authenticity. With a roster of influential guests from various industries, the discussions delve into their personal journeys and insights that resonate with those questioning their own paths in midlife. Unique to this collection is the focus on transforming perceived crises into opportunities for personal growth, empowerment, and community support among women during this pivotal stage of lif... more
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1. Emily Nagoski
2. Anna Malaika Tubbs
3. Dr. Petra Persson
4. Gretchen Rubin
5. Dr. Sharon Malone
6. Reshma Saujani
7. Jacinda Ardern
8. Lena Waithe
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