Aging. Everyone’s doing it, right? And it’s a hell of a lot better than the alternative. So why is it so often portrayed as something for women to fear and fight, rather than embrace and celebrate? The Aging Project is proud to present this trail-blazing podcast series that flips the bird to the notion that women in their forties and above should be either slowly fading into the background, or in ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSociety & Culture |
Caring for someone you love is one of the hardest — and most profoundly human — experiences we will ever face. And yet, most of us arrive at that moment unprepared, overwhelmed, and often deeply alone.
In this episode we sit down with journalist, au... more
At 54, exhausted and running on empty, Monique van Tulder did something radical — she walked away from the life that was draining her. What started as a small step — changing lightbulbs in another house — turned into five months of solitude, adventur... more
Cancer. It’s a word that stops us in our tracks — bringing fear, grief, or uncertainty depending on our own story. And as we age, that word carries even more weight.
Despite decades of research, cancer still feels mysterious to many of us, and the “... more
The Aging Project (TAP) Mini Meditations are designed to feed the mind and calm the nervous system.
Most of our guests have spoken about taking moments to stop and pause in the day.
Its our hope you'll take 5 minutes to stop and breathe upon waking... more
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So refreshing to listen to an accomplished interviewer who is genuinely interested and passionate about sourcing relevant and meaningful information for a sector of our society that for decades has been ignored.
THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
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Focused on empowering listeners, discussions center around aging in a positive light, challenging stereotypes and encouraging women to embrace this stage of life with vitality and style. Topics often include health, wellness, personal development, nutrition, and holistic approaches to well-being, featuring guests ranging from leading health experts to personal transformation coaches. Listeners can expect actionable tips, relatable stories, and evidence-based insights aimed at enhancing both physical and mental health as they navigate midlife and beyond. This unique approach emphasizes joy, self-care, and community, making it ideal for women seeking support and inspiration in their aging journey.
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Recent guests on The Aging Project include:
1. Casey Beros
2. Monique van Tulder
3. Professor David Thomas
4. Lynsey Koch
5. Sarah Grynberg
6. Dr. Kerry Burnight
7. Associate Professor Dan Buchanan
8. Dr. Jennifer Ashby
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