Women Mastering Midlife

Victoria Byrd, Pharmacist and Certified Menopause Health Coach
Women Mastering Midlife

Welcome to the Women Mastering Midlife podcast! We boldly discuss the honest realities of womanhood in our fabulous 40s and beyond. Gone are the days of being afraid to share we're in midlife. We're diving deep into the mental, physical and emotional rewiring that happens during this stage. Expect episodes with experts, discussions of the latest research, and chats with women in the thick of it offering different experiences and points of view. Get ready for a judgment-free dose of midlife inspiration, candid education, expert guidance and hopefully laughs - we're all in this together!

  1. 2D AGO

    42. The Real Cost of Getting Lean: Balancing Hormones, Health and Happiness in Midlife

    Welcome to another episode of *Women Mastering Midlife*! In today’s conversation, we’re pulling back the curtain on the cost of getting lean—the sacrifices, trade-offs, and realities that many midlife women face when striving for society’s ideal physique. But here’s the thing: health and fitness in midlife go far beyond aesthetics. It’s about finding balance, honoring your hormones, and creating a life that feels sustainable and joyful. Here’s what we unpack in this episode: 1. The Price Tag of Getting Lean We’ve all seen the images—six-pack abs, sculpted arms, and toned bodies—often shared by social media influencers in their 40s and 50s. What those images don’t show you are the hours in the gym, the meticulously planned meals, and the social sacrifices it takes to achieve that look. For women juggling careers, caregiving, and hormonal changes, it’s not just about effort—it’s about priorities.  2. Hormonal Impacts of Extreme Leanness As midlife women, our hormones are already in flux due to perimenopause and menopause. Striving for extreme leanness can push these changes into overdrive, leading to significant health issues. 3. On the Other End of the Spectrum: The Cost of Being Overweight While excessive leanness comes with its challenges, so does being overweight in midlife. Metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, and inflammation can all take a toll on your body and hormones, increasing your risk of chronic diseases. We explore why maintaining balance—not extremes—is key to thriving during this phase of life. 4. Finding Your Middle Ground This episode is about giving yourself permission to step off the extremes and focus on what’s truly sustainable and fulfilling for you. 5. Empowering Choices for Your Health At the end of the day, the cost of getting lean isn’t just about time and effort. It’s about what you gain and what you give up. There’s no “right” way—just what’s right for YOU. A bit of body fat can be protective in midlife, supporting estrogen production and cushioning your body against injury. Remember, health isn’t defined by a number on a scale or how your body looks in the mirror—it’s about how you feel, how you show up, and how you care for yourself. Key Takeaways:  - Midlife health and fitness aren’t about perfection—they’re about creating habits that support a joyful, fulfilling life.   - Balance is the goal. Extreme leanness isn’t sustainable, but neglecting your health has its own risks. Find the middle ground that works for you.   - Prioritize movement, nourishing foods, sleep, and stress management over chasing unrealistic ideals. If you’d like more information on the article I based this topic, check it out HERE Join the Conversation Share your thoughts and stories on our social channels and tag us @WomenMasteringMidlife  and @misvictoriabyrd Let’s rewrite the narrative together!   Find more information on our website: www.msvictoriabyrd.com  Book a FREE 1:1 discovery call to learn more about coaching programs and courses Subscribe & Review   Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more women navigating midlife with strength and resilience.   Disclaimer   This podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The hosts, guests, and experts featured are not your personal healthcare providers or advisors. The content should not be considered as professional, personalized medical, psychological, or prescriptive advice.   Always consult qualified professionals such as your physician, therapist, pharmacist, or coach for specific concerns and decisions related to your health or lifestyle. *Women Mastering Midlife* is not responsible for any undesired outcomes resulting from actions taken based on the content of this podcast.

    26 min
  2. MAR 3

    41. Midlife is So Damn Exhausting

    Welcome back to *Women Mastering Midlife*! In this episode, we tackle a universal truth that so many of us feel but rarely speak out loud: *Midlife is so damn exhausting.* From sleepless nights to societal expectations, we’re navigating a phase of life that’s demanding more than ever before. But here’s the thing: it doesn’t have to be this way.   Join me as we dig deep into the overwhelming pressures placed on midlife women and explore how we can rewrite the narrative. Together, we’ll talk about giving ourselves permission to rest, finding balance, and embracing our wisdom to create a meaningful, joyful midlife on *our terms*.   Key Takeaways:   1. Midlife is Overwhelming—But It’s Not Your Fault   - Symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and sleeplessness are often dismissed as “just getting older” or “stress.”      - The midlife and menopause industry profits from feeding us conflicting advice and endless “shoulds.”   2. The Cost of Doing It All     - We were told we could have it all—astronaut, CEO, PTA president, and mom—but no one warned us about the cost.      - Staying small and acceptable has robbed us of confidence, creativity, and joy.   3. Giving Ourselves Permission to Rest      - Rest isn’t laziness; it’s restoration. Step away from the “shoulds” and ask, *What do I need right now?*   4. Rebranding Menopause      - Let’s reject the tired stereotype of menopause as a time of decline and embrace it as a period of empowerment.   Quotes from the Episode:   - *“We were the generation told we could have it all, but no one warned us about the cost.”*   - *“How much have we sacrificed trying to shrink ourselves to fit into a society that doesn’t value aging women?”*   - *“Rest isn’t laziness—it’s restoration. It’s how we rebuild and show up for what matters most.”*   Join the Conversation Share your thoughts and stories on our social channels and tag us @WomenMasteringMidlife  and @misvictoriabyrd Let’s rewrite the narrative together!   Find more information on our website: www.msvictoriabyrd.com  Book a FREE 1:1 discovery call to learn more about coaching programs and courses Subscribe & Review   Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more women navigating midlife with strength and resilience.   Disclaimer   This podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The hosts, guests, and experts featured are not your personal healthcare providers or advisors. The content should not be considered as professional, personalized medical, psychological, or prescriptive advice.   Always consult qualified professionals such as your physician, therapist, pharmacist, or coach for specific concerns and decisions related to your health or lifestyle. *Women Mastering Midlife* is not responsible for any undesired outcomes resulting from actions taken based on the content of this podcast.

    20 min
  3. FEB 24

    40. Midlife Sexual Wellness & Menopause: Breaking Barriers with Expert Insights from Kristen Stehle, NP

    Welcome to another empowering episode of Women Mastering Midlife. In this insightful conversation, Victoria Byrd is joined by Kristen Stehle, a nurse practitioner with over two decades of experience in OB-GYN and women’s primary care. Together, they tackle the often-overlooked topic of sexual wellness in midlife and the profound impact of menopause on women’s bodies, relationships, and self-esteem. From defining sexual wellness and navigating genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM) to discussing the emotional and psychological aspects of libido, this episode is packed with actionable advice, resources, and encouragement for midlife women. Kristen shares her personal and professional journey into menopause care, offering valuable insights into treatment options, from local estrogen therapies to non-hormonal solutions and even innovative laser treatments. Key Topics Discussed: Kristen’s journey into menopause care and advocacy. Understanding GSM: How menopause affects vaginal, bladder, and sexual health. Exploring the psychological and emotional factors impacting libido during menopause. Effective treatment options: Hormonal and non-hormonal therapies for GSM and sexual health. The role of self-compassion in navigating menopause transitions. Breaking societal and medical taboos around midlife sexuality. Tips for initiating open conversations about changing sexual dynamics with partners. Advocacy for improved menopause care and education in the medical community. Resources Mentioned: Books for Education & Empowerment: You Are Not Broken by Dr. Kelly Casperson When Sex Hurts by Dr. Andrew Goldstein and Dr. Jill Krapf Estrogen Matters by Avrum Bluming and Carol Tavris The New Menopause by Dr. Mary Claire Haver Social Media Resources: Follow Dr. Kelly Casperson and Dr. Jill Krapf on Instagram for evidence-based insights on GSM, pelvic pain, and menopause care. Therapeutic Options Discussed: Local estrogen therapies like vaginal creams, rings, and tablets. Non-hormonal alternatives, including DHEA suppositories and laser treatments (e.g., Mona Lisa Touch). Tips for safe and effective use of testosterone therapy for low libido. Key Takeaways: Sexual health in midlife is deeply personal and entirely valid. It’s crucial to advocate for yourself and seek support from certified menopause practitioners. Open conversations with partners about changes in sexual health can foster understanding and intimacy. The tide is turning, but more work is needed to prioritize women's health research and treatments. Connect with Kristen Stehle: Kristen practices telemedicine and in person in Connecticut and shares her expertise with women worldwide through her social platforms. Follow her for more resources, guidance, and empowerment. Instagram  Join the Conversation: What resonated with you from this episode? Have questions or stories to share? Reach out on social media or leave us a review to let us know! Connect with Me: Learn more about the Women Mastering Midlife Community:www.msvictoriabyrd.com/community Free 1:1 Coaching Consult Call with Victoria:www.msvictoriabyrd.com/booknow  Connect with Victoria:msvictoriabyrd  Have questions you'd like answered in an "Ask Me Anything" episode? Send them in here:Ask Me Anything Form

    47 min
  4. FEB 17

    39. Redefining Relationships in Midlife: From Parents to Friendships, Empty Nesting, and Self-Love

    Welcome to another episode of Women Mastering Midlife! This week, we’re diving into one of the most essential aspects of life in midlife: relationships. Whether it’s with parents, significant others, children, or friends, the dynamics of our relationships evolve during this season of transformation—and so do we. In this heartfelt solo episode, I take you on a journey through the joys and challenges of maintaining healthy, meaningful relationships in midlife. Together, we explore how to balance the needs of others with our own, set healthy boundaries, and honor ourselves every step of the way. Key Topics Covered: 1. Parents: Navigating the Role Reversal How to manage caregiving as parents age while prioritizing your own needs. The emotional challenges of guilt, grief, and letting go of old dynamics. 2. Significant Others: Redefining Partnerships How empty-nest syndrome can reshape your relationship with your partner. Compassionate strategies for approaching separation or divorce if the relationship is no longer serving you. 3. Children: Guiding Teenagers and Building Bonds with Adults The delicate dance of guiding teens while respecting their growing independence. Tips for “soft launching” your kids and maintaining strong connections as they transition to adulthood. 4. Friendships: Nourishing the Ones That Matter The importance of cultivating supportive, reciprocal relationships. How to make new friends in midlife by stepping outside your comfort zone and joining communities. 5. Staying True to Yourself The most important relationship you’ll ever have is the one with yourself. The power of self-love in attracting the right connections—and letting go of those that don’t serve you. A Final Thought: Relationships in midlife are an ongoing evolution. As we navigate changes with our parents, partners, children, and friends, it’s essential to remember that the most vital relationship is the one we have with ourselves. By staying true to who we are, we create space for authentic, fulfilling connections that bring joy and purpose to this chapter of life. Resources Mentioned: Emily MacMason’s episode on launching children and rediscovering yourself (from our archives!) The Women Mastering Midlife Community—your space for support, connection, and growth. Share your thoughts and stories about your relationships in midlife by connecting with me on social media or leaving a comment on this episode. Let’s build a community where we lift each other up and embrace this transformative time together! Join the Conversation Share your thoughts and stories on our social channels and tag us @WomenMasteringMidlife  and @misvictoriabyrd Let’s rewrite the narrative together!   Find more information on our website: www.msvictoriabyrd.com  Book a FREE 1:1 discovery call to learn more about coaching programs and courses Subscribe & Review   Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more women navigating midlife with strength and resilience.   Disclaimer   This podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The hosts, guests, and experts featured are not your personal healthcare providers or advisors. The content should not be considered as professional, personalized medical, psychological, or prescriptive advice.   Always consult qualified professionals such as your physician, therapist, pharmacist, or coach for specific concerns and decisions related to your health or lifestyle. *Women Mastering Midlife* is not responsible for any undesired outcomes resulting from actions taken based on the content of this podcast.

    31 min
  5. FEB 10

    38. Heart Health and Menopause: Expert Advice with Cardiologist Dr. Jayne Morgan

    In this enlightening episode of Women Mastering Midlife, host Victoria Byrd sits down with the accomplished Dr. Jayne Morgan, a leading cardiologist and advocate for women's health. Together, they unpack the critical connections between midlife hormonal changes and heart health, offering empowering insights for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. Key Topics Discussed: 1. Hormonal Shifts and Heart Health: How estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone levels decline during perimenopause and menopause. The protective role of estrogen on the heart and its anti-inflammatory effects. Risks of cardiovascular disease as estrogen levels drop, including increased blood pressure, cholesterol changes, and arterial stiffness. 2. Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT): Benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy for heart health. Lesser-known symptoms of menopause, such as palpitations, vertigo, and underarm odor, and their connections to hormonal changes. The critical need for individualized conversations about treatment options with healthcare providers. 3. The Medical Gap in Menopause Education: The lack of menopause training in medical and pharmaceutical education. The systemic exclusion of women from clinical research and its long-term implications. Dr. Morgan's advocacy for improving medical education on menopause and women's health. 4. Empowering Women as Advocates: Recognizing and addressing the subtle warning signs of heart disease, such as fatigue, back pain, or jaw pain. Challenges women face in advocating for their health due to cultural biases and systemic issues in healthcare. The importance of early intervention and self-advocacy in reducing the risk of heart disease. 5. Practical Heart-Healthy Lifestyle Tips: Quit smoking: The #1 step to improve heart health. Move your body: Simple, sustainable ways to incorporate physical activity, from walking to gardening to Pilates. Add resistance: Building muscle mass to support heart and bone health post-50. Feeling inspired? Join the movement to advocate for women's health! Share this episode with friends, family, and your healthcare provider to spread awareness about the critical connections between menopause and heart health. Connect with Dr. Jayne Morgan: Instagram: @DrJayneMorgan LinkedIn: Dr. Jayne Morgan TikTok, Threads, X (formerly Twitter), YouTube: Search DrJayneMorgan for science-based, actionable health advice. Connect with Victoria Byrd: Stay in touch for more empowering conversations about midlife health and wellness: Instagram:@MsVictoriaByrd  Podcast: Subscribe to Women Mastering Midlife on your favorite platform. Thank you for tuning in to this special Heart Health Month episode! Together, let’s create a healthier, more vibrant future for midlife women. 💗 Join the Conversation Share your thoughts and stories on our social channels and tag us@WomenMasteringMidlife  and@misvictoriabyrd Let’s rewrite the narrative together!   Find more information on our website:www.msvictoriabyrd.com  Book a FREE1:1 discovery call to learn more about coaching programs and courses Subscribe & Review   Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more women navigating midlife with strength and resilience.   Disclaimer   This podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The hosts, guests, and experts featured are not your personal healthcare providers or advisors. The content should not be considered as professional, personalized medical, psychological, or prescriptive advice.   Always consult qualified professionals such as your physician, therapist, pharmacist, or coach for specific concerns and decisions related to your health or lifestyle. *Women Mastering Midlife* is not responsible for any undesired outcomes resulting from actions taken based on the content of this podcast.

    39 min
  6. FEB 3

    37. Loving Yourself, Even When Midlife Throws You Curveballs

    Hi, I’m Victoria Byrd, and today’s episode is deeply personal. Recorded just moments after a workout, this raw and unfiltered conversation stems from my reflections on heart health this February and, more importantly, matters of the heart—self-love, resilience, and grace. As midlife women, we often find ourselves juggling caregiving, careers, and personal health, leaving little room for self-compassion. In this episode, I’m sharing my own struggles with giving myself grace through the challenges of recovering from major spine surgeries, navigating perimenopause, and being a caretaker for my daughter. If you’ve ever felt stretched too thin, this one’s for you. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: 1. The Power of Grace in Recovery • My journey through two spine surgeries and the mental, emotional, and physical toll of healing. • How I balanced following strict post-surgery recovery rules with navigating the guilt and frustration of “starting over” in fitness and health. 2. Caregiving and Losing Yourself • The emotional and physical challenges of caring for a loved one while neglecting your own needs. • My reflections on balancing motherhood, being a wife, a health coach, and a woman—without losing myself. 3. Self-Love Isn’t Selfish • Why self-love is critical for resilience and strength, even when it feels like the world expects you to do it all. • How reframing self-care as a necessity (not a luxury) changed my mindset and helped me show up better for my family and clients. 4. Reclaiming Strength and Confidence in Midlife • Accepting the imperfections of a nonlinear health journey and finding power in starting over. • How the messy realities of my experience make me a better health coach for women navigating their own midlife challenges. Key Takeaways: • Grace isn’t just something we give others—it’s a gift we must give ourselves. • Perfection isn’t the goal. Showing up with an open heart, even when it’s hard, is what truly matters. • Your health journey doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s. Small, consistent steps are the foundation of sustainable change. • Caregiving, motherhood, and work don’t have to mean losing yourself. Self-love is the bridge to balancing it all. Quotes from the Episode: • “Self-love isn’t selfish—it’s necessary.” • “I’m doing the best I can with the resources I have, and that’s good enough.” • “Showing up for yourself with an open heart, even when it’s hard, is an act of self-compassion we all deserve.” Join the Conversation Share your thoughts and stories on our social channels and tag us @WomenMasteringMidlife  and @misvictoriabyrd Let’s rewrite the narrative together!   Find more information on our website: www.msvictoriabyrd.com  Book a FREE 1:1 discovery call to learn more about coaching programs and courses Subscribe & Review   Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more women navigating midlife with strength and resilience.   Disclaimer   This podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes only. The hosts, guests, and experts featured are not your personal healthcare providers or advisors. The content should not be considered as professional, personalized medical, psychological, or prescriptive advice.   Always consult qualified professionals such as your physician, therapist, pharmacist, or coach for specific concerns and decisions related to your health or lifestyle. *Women Mastering Midlife* is not responsible for any undesired outcomes resulting from actions taken based on the content of this podcast.

    29 min
  7. JAN 27

    36. Finding Purpose After 40: How a Mom and Lawyer Reinvented Her Career Helping Other Women Do the Same with Allison Marketti

    In this empowering and deeply authentic episode, host Victoria Byrd sits down with Allison Marietta, a former trial attorney turned entrepreneur and mentor for women in midlife. Together, they explore the journey of stepping away from safe, traditional career paths to pursue a passion-driven life that aligns with personal values and aspirations. Allison candidly shares her transition from an intense career in law to becoming a business coach, driven by her desire to empower women 40 and over to create thriving, flexible lives. Victoria and Allison delve into the challenges women face during midlife, including redefining identity, combating societal stigmas around aging, and balancing motherhood while nurturing personal goals. Key Takeaways: • Reclaiming Your Purpose: Both Victoria and Allison reflect on the “hunger” many midlife women feel—a longing for something beyond motherhood or careers they may no longer connect with. Allison shares how following her inner voice led her to a new, fulfilling career path. • Building Confidence Through Small Steps: This episode highlights the importance of starting small, even in the face of fear. Whether it’s creating a new business, advocating for yourself in healthcare, or redefining your self-worth, incremental action builds the foundation for lasting change. • The Power of Authenticity: Allison and Victoria discuss the liberating realization that showing up as your true self—in business, on social media, and in life—is the key to connecting with others and standing out in a crowded space. • Embracing the “And” in Midlife: This episode breaks down the myth that women must choose between being a mother and pursuing their passions. Allison and Victoria share actionable advice for navigating these dual roles and finding alignment in your day-to-day life. • Overcoming Judgment and Fear: The hosts share personal anecdotes about stepping into their unique callings, facing societal and personal doubts, and learning to embrace failure as a stepping stone to growth. Inspirational Quotes from the Episode: • “You can be a great mom and still pursue your dreams. It’s not one or the other—it’s the ‘and.’” – Allison Marietta • “Your journey doesn’t have to look perfect to be meaningful. Just give yourself 20 seconds of courage to start.” – Victoria Byrd • “Authenticity is your superpower. When you show up as you, you attract the people who are meant to connect with your message.” – Allison Marietta Actionable Steps for Listeners: 1. Reflect: Take time to ask yourself, “What do I want for my life right now?” without the constraints of societal expectations. 2. Start Small: Choose one small step toward your goal, whether that’s reaching out for support, setting a boundary, or investing time in a passion project. 3. Seek Community: Find like-minded women who uplift and inspire you. Surround yourself with those who celebrate your wins and understand your challenges. 4. Embrace Your Story: Your experiences, both triumphs and struggles, make you uniquely qualified to inspire and help others. Own your narrative. If this episode resonated with you, subscribe to Women Mastering Midlife on your favorite podcast platform and leave a review. Let’s keep the conversation going about redefining midlife and creating a vibrant, passion-filled future! Connect with Allison:  Find on social media: https://www.instagram.com/allisonmarketti  For more information to work with Allison: https://stan.store/Allisonmarketti  Connect with Me: Free 1:1 Coaching Consult Call with Victoria:https://victoriabyrd.as.me/booknow   Learn more about the Women Mastering Midlife Community: www.msvictoriabyrd.com/community Connect with Victoria: msvictoriabyrd  Have questions you'd like answered in an "Ask Me Anything" episode? Send them in here: Ask Me Anything Form

    1h 13m
  8. JAN 20

    35. Reclaiming Your Why...A Journey Back to Self

    In this powerful opening episode for 2025, Victoria Byrd guides listeners through an introspective journey about rediscovering their authentic purpose and breaking free from external expectations. She shares personal insights and practical exercises to help women reconnect with their true selves and define their own "whys" for the year ahead. Episode Overview Victoria introduces a transformative vision for 2025, focusing on helping women step away from societal, familial, and professional expectations to rediscover their authentic selves. Through personal anecdotes and guided visualization exercises, she creates a safe space for listeners to explore their buried dreams and ambitions. Key Themes **Breaking Free from External Expectations** Victoria addresses how women often live according to others' expectations, from body image to career choices. She shares her own story of choosing pharmacy over her childhood dream of working in space, illustrating how we sometimes follow paths that are "easy" rather than truly fulfilling. **The Garden Visualization Exercise** The episode features a powerful metaphor of tending to one's personal garden, where listeners are invited to imagine clearing out plants representing others' expectations to make room for their own choices and dreams. This exercise symbolizes the process of reclaiming personal agency and authentic desires. **Inherited Versus Authentic Whys** Victoria explores the difference between goals we inherit from family, society, and culture versus those that truly resonate with our internal voice. She emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between external pressures and genuine personal aspirations. **Breaking the "Good Girl" Narrative** A significant portion of the episode challenges the "good girl" narrative that many women have internalized throughout their lives. Victoria advocates for moving beyond people-pleasing behaviors that can stifle personal growth and ambition. Practical Tools and Exercises Victoria provides several practical exercises for listeners: - Creating sacred space for inner listening - Writing a personal permission slip to stop disappointing others - Identifying activities that bring joy when no one is watching - Examining dreams buried for the sake of keeping peace - Writing a letter from your 80-year-old self - Building a circle of truth-tellers and supporters Personal Insights Victoria vulnerably shares her own journey, including: - Her childhood dream of becoming an astronaut - The path that led her to pharmacy - Her experience starting the Women Mastering Midlife podcast - The fears and doubts she faced in pursuing her dreams Resources Mentioned Victoria mentions several resources and concepts throughout the episode, including: - Journal prompts for self-discovery (available upon request) - The concept of space camp for adults - The importance of having a coaching relationship for achieving goals - The value of building a support network About the Host Victoria Byrd brings her background as a pharmacist and her personal journey of transformation to help other women navigate midlife transitions. Her approach combines professional expertise with authentic vulnerability, creating a relatable and inspiring space for listeners to explore their own paths to self-discovery. Connect with Me: Learn more about the Women Mastering Midlife Community: www.msvictoriabyrd.com/community Free 1:1 Coaching Consult Call with Victoria: www.msvictoriabyrd.com/booknow  Connect with Victoria: msvictoriabyrd  Have questions you'd like answered in an "Ask Me Anything" episode? Send them in here: Ask Me Anything Form

    36 min

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Welcome to the Women Mastering Midlife podcast! We boldly discuss the honest realities of womanhood in our fabulous 40s and beyond. Gone are the days of being afraid to share we're in midlife. We're diving deep into the mental, physical and emotional rewiring that happens during this stage. Expect episodes with experts, discussions of the latest research, and chats with women in the thick of it offering different experiences and points of view. Get ready for a judgment-free dose of midlife inspiration, candid education, expert guidance and hopefully laughs - we're all in this together!

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