The Third Act

What if we all saw age, not as a barrier, but as a new beginning? Featuring sparkling conversation from vintage minds, The Third Act is a podcast that celebrates later life – by putting it centre-stage. Each episode, writer and journalist Catherine Fairweather chats to some of the world’s most experienced artists, adventurers, actors and entrepreneurs – hearing tales of triumphs and setbacks, exploring the intimate secrets of a life well lived and unpacking tricks for ageing gracefully (or otherwise). Over lunch at the sumptuous Culfords restaurant in Auriens Chelsea, each guest reflects openly and honestly about how they are redefining later living and embracing life’s next act. Warm, witty and invariably wise, this series will leave you with the strong belief that the best is yet to come. The Third Act is brought to you by Auriens – a luxury residence in Chelsea that redefines later living.
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I Really Enjoyed This
03/20/2022
An excellent start. Insightful and genuine conversation and not following the usual forced format of many celebrity interviews. I look forward to more.
Feel good stories for high society
Feb 1
It’s easy for high society folks to reinvent themselves for a Third Act. But commoners don’t have that luxury - they’re too busy trying to keep their heads above water. So if you’re doing well, sitting around having tea in your castle, this podcast is for you. It would be for everyone if she’d interview working class people who’ve managed to land a Third Act. But she probably doesn’t know any working class people.
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- CreatorAuriens, Catherine Fairweather
- Years Active2022 - 2024
- Episodes37
- RatingClean
- Copyright© 2022 - Auriens
- Show Website
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