Second Act Sessions
Second Act Sessions is a resource for women who have stepped boldly into their second act and are now asking themselves, “What’s next?” It’s for the woman who is strong yet sensitive, vulnerable yet hopeful. The woman who is reclaiming her life, renewing her faith, and rebuilding her relationship with herself in pursuit of peace, love, and purpose.
Your host, Stephanie Carmody, is a Gen X woman living her out her own second act in real time. After her divorce, she thought her story was ending—only to discover it was just beginning. Through healing, self-love, and a renewed connection with God, Stephanie is creating a life she once only dreamed of—and she’s here to help you believe it’s possible for you, too.
Welcome to Second Act Sessions: the life you didn’t even know was available for you.
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Second Act Sessions
Friendship, Faith, and Finding Truth: A Conversation on Spirituality, Singleness, and Second Acts
In this episode, I sit down with my friend Lauren Aurigemma to talk about our unlikely but beautiful cross-generational friendship, our journey out of New Age spirituality, and how returning to faith in Jesus has transformed our lives. We reflect on how our bond has been a blessing—supporting each other through tough seasons, sharing laughs, and growing spiritually together. We also explore the challenges of being single and finding purpose in both life and career, all while leaning on God’s timing and grace.
Lauren also shares her journey as a Creative Consultant and Brand Strategist and how her faith has shaped the way she leads Aurigemma Collective. From building a values-driven business to navigating a fast-paced industry without losing herself, her story is a powerful example of what it means to let God guide both your purpose and your profession.