Not Your Mother's Midlife Crisis
This is a two person podcast about life for women after the kids leave home and life after 50. Chris and Chris talk about hormones changes, finding a new purpose in life, make up and all things health after 50 and so much more.
Not Your Mother's Midlife Crisis
Latest Episodes
Finding Resilience in Midlife: Embracing Your Story Episode 67
Chris and Chris delve into the concept of resilience, addressing common misconceptions that strong individuals don’t break or that asking for help signifies failure. They assert that struggling is a universal experience and does not equate to w...
Midlife Isn't a Crisis: It's an Evolution with the Midlifers Lisa and Suzette Episode 66
In this episode, the Midlifers Lisa and Suzette share their journey into creating a vibrant community for midlife women and men, emphasizing humor, authenticity, and embracing change. They discussion takes us from the evolution of their brand t...
The Cost of Midlife: It's More Than Just Hormones. EPISODE 65
In this episode, we explore the financial challenges of midlife, including unexpected expenses, rising costs, and planning for a secure future. Our hosts share personal stories and insights to help listeners navigate this complex stage of life....
Burnout In Midlife: How To Get Through It Episode 64
In this episode, Chris and Chris thank their audience on their recent podcast ranking success, discuss food and workout burnout, and explore health updates and personal stories. They offer practical tips for maintaining motivation and bal...
Male Menopause (Andropause) vs. Menopause, Learning the Difference with Susan Federico
Hello there! Today, we're diving into a crucial topic that often flies under the radar—Andropause. This episode features Susan Federico, a leading expert in hormonal health, who sheds light on men's health issues that don't get the attention th...
Fan Mail
Hey ladies, listen to yesterday’s podcast while driving to Vineland today. I love you two, I can go from laughing to crying in seconds 😂. So relevant and relatable. I know I don’t say it enough but I appreciate your candor, insight, humor and willingness to put yourselves out there, ask the tough questions and work together to find answers. The financial piece is so relevant for us right now, having kids struggling financially while trying to live independently and having aging parents who need help. I appreciate you both! -Colleen
Rochester, Massachusetts