Most Myself: For the midlife woman coming back to herself, one honest sentence at a time.

Michelle Madrid
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Most Myself is a podcast about the deeply personal journey of remembering who you are and returning to yourself in midlife. Hosted by Michelle Madrid, each episode explores the grief, identity shifts, and awakenings that often arrive in this season of life. Through honest conversations and shared stories, Michelle offers a space for reflection, compassion, and the quiet work of finding your way back to yourself. Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid

  1. 6 小時前

    When did you leave yourself behind?

    When did you leave yourself behind? Most women say midlife. Michelle doesn't think that's it. She believes midlife is simply the season we finally notice we've been gone. In this episode of Most Myself, she traces her own disappearing act back to childhood — to being easy, being good, being chosen — and the quiet ways she learned that belonging meant disappearing. She talks about what it costs to get so good at reading everyone else that you lose the ability to read yourself. Why coming back to yourself rarely starts with a big decision — it starts in tiny moments of telling the truth. And why the ache so many women carry isn't a sign that something is broken. It's a sign that someone inside of you is still waiting to be found. ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife.

  2. 8月16日

    Rediscovering Who You Are After the Kids Leave

    You expect the grief to hit on move-in day. The last hug, the drive home, the quiet car. But for many moms, it doesn't come then. It comes later — in the grocery store, mid-laundry, walking past a bedroom door that used to be open. In this episode, Michelle shares the moment grief actually found her: not during the goodbye, but weeks later, standing in a hallway outside her son's empty room. She explores what she calls secondary loss — the quieter losses underneath the obvious one — and why grief doesn't disappear just because we tell ourselves we should be fine. Michelle also offers a reframe for the phrase "empty nest," and asks a gentler question for this season: not what did I lose, but what is this space asking me to discover next. Music @ByChristianBranch ✨ Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌 Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife.

    Rediscovering Who You Are After the Kids Leave

  3. 8月2日

    After College Move-In Day: The Grief That Comes Later

    You expect the grief to hit on move-in day. The last hug, the drive home, the quiet car. But for many moms, it doesn't come then. It comes later — in the grocery store, mid-laundry, walking past a bedroom door that used to be open. In this episode, Michelle shares the moment grief actually found her: not during the goodbye, but weeks later, standing in a hallway outside her son's empty room. She explores what she calls secondary loss — the quieter losses underneath the obvious one — and why grief doesn't disappear just because we tell ourselves we should be fine. Michelle also offers a reframe for the phrase "empty nest," and asks a gentler question for this season: not what did I lose, but what is this space asking me to discover next. Music @ByChristianBranch ✨ Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌 Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife.

    After College Move-In Day: The Grief That Comes Later

  4. 7月19日

    The Last Summer Before College: Paying Attention, Not Holding On

    There's a particular kind of ache that comes with knowing something is ending before it actually has. Your child is still here. But they're already somewhere else — thinking about college, about apartments, about a future that's pulling them forward while your memories pull you back. And you're standing in the middle of it, trying to figure out how to stay present in a chapter you know is closing. In this episode, Michelle names that in-between season — not the goodbye itself, but everything leading up to it. She talks about the quiet, unconscious counting so many mothers do (one more summer, one more birthday, one more ordinary Tuesday), and why that awareness can make even a pair of sneakers in the hallway feel unbearably tender. This one's for the mothers in the doorway, watching the future arrive one ordinary day at a time. Music @ByChristianBranch ✨ Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌 Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife.

    The Last Summer Before College: Paying Attention, Not Holding On

  5. 7月5日

    Graduation Grief: The Goodbye Hidden Inside the Celebration

    There's a grief that lives inside graduation season that nobody prepares you for. Because everyone expects you to be happy. And you are. You're proud beyond words. And you're heartbroken beyond words. And somehow, both of those things are true at the same time. In this episode, Michelle kicks off her summer series — The Summer Before Goodbye — by exploring what she calls graduation grief: the invisible loss tucked inside one of life's most celebrated milestones. She talks about why gratitude doesn't eliminate grief. Why your role changing doesn't mean your worth is changing. And why the ache you're feeling isn't a sign that something is wrong with you. Music @ByChristianBranch ✨ Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌 Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife

    Graduation Grief: The Goodbye Hidden Inside the Celebration

  6. 6月21日

    This Made Me Question Everything We’ve Been Told About Midlife

    There's a story you inherited about what midlife means. You didn't choose it. You were just handed it. And somewhere along the way, it started to cost you something you couldn't quite name. In this episode, Michelle shares a powerful writing prompt that stopped her in her tracks — and what happened when she began applying it to every narrative she'd been carrying about womanhood, aging, and what midlife is supposed to look like. She also shares a deeply personal experience with a Māori healer whose words she has never forgotten. Your body is carrying what your voice has not released. Because the stories we inherited about midlife — about fading, about irrelevance, about self-sacrifice as virtue — were never the full truth. And maybe the bravest thing a woman can do right now is finally question them. Music @ByChristianBranch ✨ Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌 Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife.

  7. 6月7日

    Losing Both of My Parents—and Finding Myself Again

    Grief changes what you can tolerate. Not just emotionally, but relationally. Spiritually. It strips away your willingness to keep minimizing yourself, to keep accepting less, to keep abandoning yourself for the comfort of others. In this episode, Michelle shares what she learned in one of the hardest seasons of her life — losing both parents within a month of each other — and why she has no desire to return to the woman she was before that loss. Sometimes grief doesn't just break us open, it makes it impossible to keep pretending. Music @ByChristianBranch ✨ Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌 Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife.

    Losing Both of My Parents—and Finding Myself Again

  8. 5月24日

    Keeping the Peace: The Toll of Being Endlessly Understanding

    A gentle heads up: this episode includes themes of abuse of power, harassment, and emotional impact related to those experiences. You said, "It's fine," but your body knew it wasn't. In this episode, Michelle shares something personal: what it took for her to finally stop swallowing her own pain, and why so many women have been conditioned to do exactly that. She explores the difference between compassion and self-abandonment — and what it actually looks like to stop leaving yourself behind inside your own life. Your voice doesn't have to start as a roar. It just has to start. Music @ByChristianBranch ✨ Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together ✨Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com ✨Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid 📌 Reminder: Please Subscribe & Review If this episode resonated, please subscribe and leave a rating. Your support helps Most Myself reach more women navigating midlife.

    Keeping the Peace: The Toll of Being Endlessly Understanding
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簡介

Most Myself is a podcast about the deeply personal journey of remembering who you are and returning to yourself in midlife. Hosted by Michelle Madrid, each episode explores the grief, identity shifts, and awakenings that often arrive in this season of life. Through honest conversations and shared stories, Michelle offers a space for reflection, compassion, and the quiet work of finding your way back to yourself. Join Michelle’s free monthly gathering for women in midlife: Midlife, Together: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com/Together Learn more about Michelle and her work: www.TheMichelleMadrid.com Follow Michelle on Instagram: @TheMichelleMadrid

資訊

  • 創作者
    Michelle Madrid
  • 活躍年代
    2025年 - 2026年
  • 集數
    29
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © 2026 Michelle Madrid

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