Want a surefire way to be lit up about midlife and how you spend your days? Find Your Unicorn Space author Eve Rodsky has ideas to wire your brain (and life) with more joy, energy, and meaning. Bonus! We explore toxic time messages and women’s rage and resentment.

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.

Do you want more peace? To feel supported in every aspect of your life? Consider the power of prayer to unlock peace and inner strength (no organized religion required!).

Author and productivity expert Tanya Dalton has helped millions of people take ownership of their time, goals, and lives. Now, she shares ideas for getting your 2022 on track and living bigger than your to-do list.

Easy exercises, tips, and empowering ideas to help you spark joy and find inner peace all year long from Jennifer King Lindley, author of Find Your Joy: A Powerful Self-Care Journal to Help You Thrive.

Grace Bonney, author of Collective Wisdom: Lessons, Inspiration, and Advice from Women Over 50, shares intimate, triumphant tales of more than 100+ women living extraordinary lives. Equal parts inspo, art.

Ready to be the change you want to see in the world.? Nonprofit leader Trish Tierney has ideas on volunteering to advance social justice and women’s rights. Plus, we cover the science-backed benefits of finding purpose. Get inspired, get involved.

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+.

By her early 50s, TV executive Tammy Leader was “burnt out” and “deeply unhappy.” She did a 180, leaving corporate life to launch Campowerment—a camp for grownups—that infuses friendship, connection, community, and the spirit of the campfire into everyday life.

A Certain Age celebrates one year of podcasting and aging out loud! And for a change, host Katie Fogarty is the one answering the questions, not asking them. A special co-host grabs the mic (and spotlights listener-submitted questions) to uncover all things A Certain Age.

Meet Zibby Owens, podcasting powerhouse, author, big-time book lover, and host of the award-winning literary podcast Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books. Plus, summer reads not to miss, the one book to read again and again, and the prefect book gift.

Struggling with the idea of an empty nest? Writer Melissa Shultz shares poignant, practical guidance to reinvent your marriage, career, friendship, and life as your children grow up and move out and on.

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.

Falling in love is easy. Getting divorced is hard. Divorce coach Kate Anthony offers ideas for emerging with your sanity (and bank account) intact. Bonus, we talk tips for avoiding divorce altogether.

Meet Dr. Anita Sadaty, an expert on gynecology and women’s hormonal health, who coaches us on key factors to maintain sexual health, intimacy, arousal, and self-care for down there as we age. Yes, please!

Think you are too old and it’s too late to do fill-in-the-blank? Meet Amy Schmidt who boldly cannonballed into midlife, becoming a podcaster, author, and TEDx speaker after years as a stay-at-home mom. Now, she has ideas for fueling your midlife mojo.

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.

A Certain Age is closing out 2020 with a special guest, comedian and activist Katie Goodman, who shares how the tools of improv comedy can help us handle absolutely anything and can make us more courageous, creative, and confident.

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.