Deepa Purushothaman is leading the call to reimagine how business gets done – both inside and outside the office, as a DEI advocate and the author of “The First, The Few, the Only: How Women of Color Can Redefine Power in Corporate America.”

Need to reinvent or fall back in love (or even in like) with yourself? Emmy-awarding-winning TV journalist and author Tamsen Fadal shares uber practical ideas for navigating big life changes (divorce, death, career pivots) with confidence.

If you want a more confident, stress-free relationship with your money (and who doesn’t?), listen in as Kathy Entwistle, a top Forbes financial advisor, helps demystify the basics.

Uber-connected networking pro Susan McPherson walks us through the “lost art of connecting” and how to build meaningful relationships in your career and personal life.

Former nurse LaShawn Wiltz is a digital creator and the owner of a subscription box business featuring books and coffee. We talk pivots, passion careers, and connecting with customers.

Kendra Kolb Buter traded her high-powered, big city lifestyle for greener pastures landing in Jackson Hole, Wyoming where she launched her clean beauty line, Alpyn Beauty.

Ad creative Katie Keating co-founded creative agency Fancy to help brands speak to women over 40. We talk ageism, creativity, pushing through fear, and starting a business at 40+.

Tracy Chadwell founded 1843 Capital and is one of Entrepreneur Magazine’s “100 Powerful Women.” We dive into the ins and outs of capital-raising, ageism, and sexism in venture capital (and other fields), and why Silver Tech is the next great investment opportunity.

Naval aviator Rear Admiral Nancy Lacore looks at a 32-year military career and life as a military family and shares her outlook on service and love of country.

After losing her job and home in the pandemic, Michelle Fishburne set off for a cross-country RV tour to film ordinary Americans sharing their pandemic stories for an oral history project called Who We Are Now.

2021 - we have been waiting for you! We kick off Season Two, with Lisa McCarthy, a coach extraordinaire, who shares a simple, science-backed exercise to help you play big and laser focus on what’s important – in every area of your life.

Marci Alboher has done it all. The lawyer turned NYT columnist, is now a leading aging-with-purpose social impact innovator, who knows a thing or two about “encore careers.” She shares the art and science of reinventing yourself and remaining relevant. Plus, we dish on COVID hair and going gray.

Tired of dated-age labels, tech entrepreneur Gina Pell coined the term “Perennials” to describe ever-blooming people of ALL ages who push up against their growing edge, are always relevant, and are not defined by generation. We talk agelessness and how to remain ever-curious. Think books, plus the company you keep.

Emerging screenwriter Barbara Ward Thall hit her late-fifties and decided she wanted a wildly different third-act. After decades in senior ad and marketing roles at buzzy companies like Amazon's Audible, she now writes highly personal, female-led screenplays and TV.

Personal finance pro Bobbi Rebell walks us through how to be a financial grownup — and raise them as well. Bonus, Bobbi shares how she shook up her TV career in her mid-forties to supercharge her career at 50.