Ageless Radiance Club

Most people choose a perfume. Elise Wilson chooses a version of herself. As a beauty editor and lifelong fragrance lover, Elise has built a scent wardrobe for every part of her life. There's a fragrance for work, a fragrance for date night, a fragrance for the gym, and even fragrances that are now permanently tied to specific chapters, relationships and memories. In this episode, Bahar and Elise explore the role perfume plays in confidence, self-expression and daily rituals. From growing up watching her mother apply Chanel and Estée Lauder fragrances, to discovering the scents that make her feel powerful, attractive, joyful or completely herself, Elise shares the deeply personal ways fragrance has shaped her life. Together they discuss scent wardrobes, layering rituals, fragrance compliments, luxury versus dupes, and the perfumes they continue to treasure long after trends have come and gone. This is a conversation about perfume not as a beauty product, but as a daily act of becoming. Key Takeaways Fragrance is often our strongest connection to memory and emotion. Many of our earliest beauty memories are linked to the scents worn by our mothers and grandmothers. Building a fragrance wardrobe allows scent to support different moods, occasions and identities. Fragrance can become a powerful confidence ritual before stepping into the world. Nostalgia can be triggered instantly through scent, both positively and negatively. Signature fragrances become part of how others remember us. Luxury fragrance remains one of the most personal forms of self-expression. Chapters: 01:45 Childhood scent memories and the influence of Elise's mother02:12 Chanel, Estée Lauder and the glamour of everyday rituals04:52 Why fragrance became Elise's confidence tool05:41 Fragrance as empowerment and identity06:06 Creating fragrance wardrobes for work, date nights and the gym07:59 The perfumes that instantly transport Elise back to childhood11:10 When fragrance triggers difficult memories and heartbreak13:25 Elise's fragrance application ritual15:03 Layering scents and the Narciso Rodriguez Pure Musc hack18:17 Why fragrance is having a major cultural moment19:53 Fragrance as the final step before leaving the house20:27 The joy of choosing who you want to be each day21:09 Current favourites: Burberry Goddess and Jo Malone Red Hibiscus24:31 Complex fragrances versus simple gourmand scents25:29 Thoughts on dupe culture and luxury fragrances27:54 How Elise discovers and chooses new perfumes30:33 Date-night fragrances and scent compatibility with her partner31:56 The fragrance that earned the most compliments33:20 Flowerbomb, nostalgia and memorable life chapters34:57 Reformulations, vintage fragrances and original formulas37:39 Elise's fragrance wish list38:06 Closing reflectionsWatch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/wapDVP_J3VkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if fragrance is far more than something you wear? What if it is a portal to memory, a confidence tool, a personal signature and one of the most powerful ways we shape how we feel? In this deeply personal conversation, Kate Waterhouse and Bahar Etminan explore the emotional power of scent and the role fragrance plays throughout our lives. From treasured memories of mothers and grandmothers to iconic perfumes that defined entire generations, they unpack why scent remains one of the strongest emotional triggers we experience. Together they discuss how fragrance influences mood, confidence and identity, how our preferences evolve through different life stages, and why the rituals surrounding scent can become an important part of how we show up in the world. Whether it's the nostalgia of a beloved perfume from your twenties or the comfort of a fragrance that feels uniquely yours, this episode explores why scent is so much more than what we smell. About This Episode Most women underestimate the invisible power fragrance has on mood, confidence and presence. In this captivating conversation, Kate Waterhouse shares the scents that have shaped her life, from childhood memories and iconic 90s fragrances to the perfumes she wears today. Along the way, she and Bahar explore the fascinating relationship between scent, memory and emotion, and the science behind why fragrance can instantly transport us to another place and time. They discuss how fragrance becomes part of our personal aura, the rituals of layering scent through beauty and home products, and how preferences evolve through motherhood, hormonal changes and different seasons of life. This is a conversation about memory, identity, confidence and the extraordinary role fragrance plays in helping us express who we are. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to fragrance's emotional power00:19 Childhood memories connected to a mother's perfume01:05 Iconic fragrances including Opium, Sunflowers and Penhaligon's02:28 The beauty and nostalgia of vintage perfume bottles03:16 Fragrance and the eras it defines04:43 The connection between scent, memory and the limbic system05:31 Why certain scents instantly transport us through time06:22 Calvin Klein fragrances and the fascination with pheromones07:48 The cultural phenomenon of CK One and Obsession08:50 Fragrances that evoke happiness and optimism09:28 Personal rituals around selecting and wearing fragrance10:15 How motherhood changed fragrance preferences11:50 The influence of life stages on scent choices12:55 Why our senses evolve over time14:04 The art of fragrance layering15:46 Fragrance as part of personal presence and aura16:38 Home rituals and sensory details17:07 Layering scent through candles, room sprays and home fragrance18:14 Partner fragrances and perceptions of masculinity and femininity19:38 Experimenting with new fragrances versus loyal favourites21:33 The influence of iconic 90s fragrance advertising22:53 Fragrance gifting and thoughtful perfume selection24:40 The most memorable fragrance compliments26:13 Perfume as a confidence tool for important moments27:14 Introducing children to fragrance rituals28:41 Family fragrance stories passed through generations30:20 The possibility of creating a personal fragrance collection30:43 Why scent remains central to identity and confidence Key Takeaways Fragrance is one of the strongest triggers of memory and emotion. The scents we love often connect us to important people and moments in our lives. Fragrance preferences naturally evolve through different life stages. Layering scent across beauty and home rituals creates a distinctive personal signature. Perfume can influence confidence, mood and how we present ourselves to the world. Scent becomes part of our personal aura and identity. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/RyKtpbBLxE0See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why has fragrance become one of the biggest identity markers for Gen Z men? And how did perfume culture move from department store counters into Discord servers, TikTok algorithms and million-view fragrance reviews? In this episode, I’m joined by Finn Batchelor, one of the world’s fastest-rising fragrance creators and the founder of FB Fragrances digital platform. With more than a million followers across platforms, Finn has become a trusted voice for a new generation of young men and boys discovering fragrance through emotion, self-expression, confidence and community. We unpack the psychology behind fragrance compliments, why young men are suddenly collecting perfume like fashion, the rise of niche and Middle Eastern fragrance houses, the truth about “beast mode” scents, and why scent can completely alter how you experience yourself. We also talk about nostalgia, mood, looks maxing and the cultural shifts driving fragrance’s explosive return. If fragrance is becoming the new identity language for a generation of men and boys, this conversation explains why. Chapters: 00:00 Introducing Finn Batchelor and the rise of fragrance creators02:31 Why fragrance is emotional time travel03:48 The shift from blockbuster scents to individuality and niche fragrance05:08 Finn’s brutally honest fragrance review process06:50 Why top notes can completely change your opinion of a scent08:29 The right way to test fragrance before buying10:01 Why “beast mode” fragrance culture is overrated11:58 When longevity ruins the beauty of a fragrance12:07 The truth about flankers and why some are better than originals13:25 Why Finn still buys fragrances with his own money14:31 The wildest PR gifting experiences in fragrance16:27 How FB Fragrances was born17:38 Becoming one of the world’s biggest fragrance creators19:31 Why Gen Z boys suddenly care about fragrance20:49 Fragrance, self-improvement and identity21:57 Why fragrance culture feels inclusive and community-driven22:39 The gateway fragrances young men are buying first23:48 Why Jean Paul Gaultier exploded again on TikTok25:33 The return of fragrance classics27:16 Fragrance wardrobes and mood dressing29:27 The fragrances that wear you instead of the other way around30:33 Why “you smell amazing” is such a powerful compliment32:03 Meeting perfumers and understanding creative intent34:07 Memory, nostalgia and fragrances designed around emotion34:50 Finn’s favourite fragrances of all time36:32 How fragrance culture changes around the worldWatch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Gdv8F7Hy3dISee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fragrance is rarely just about smelling good. It sits much closer to memory, identity, even the way we move through the world. In this conversation, Tik Tok Creator and fragrance aficionado Amy Ebell and Bahar unpack scent as both science and storytelling. Amy is the creator of Amy Nose Scents, a platform exploring the psychology, science and culture of scent, from perfume history to the reason certain smells stay with us so deeply. Her content is for people who love fragrance and want to understand why it affects us, what it stirs in us, and why we form such strong attachments to it. You hear how olfaction links directly to the limbic brain, why certain perfumes feel almost like time travel, and how rituals around scent can shift mood, confidence, and presence. What emerges is a clear idea. Fragrance is not an accessory. It is a tool for becoming. One that can be used with intention. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to fragrance as a tool for emotional and neurological impact02:00 Amy’s journey from psychology into fragrance03:30 The science of olfaction and the limbic system06:00 First scent memories and emotional imprinting08:00 Layering fragrance and creating sensory environments at home10:00 Scent, attraction, and subconscious signalling12:00 Fragrance as identity and transition14:00 Iconic perfumes from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s16:00 Rituals for applying fragrance with intention18:00 Amy’s favourite scent pairings20:00 Fragrance in professional settings and perception22:00 How to discover and decode new perfumes27:00 Scent, confidence, and behavioural shifts30:00 The future of perfumery, including biohacking and regulation35:00 Historical fragrances and enduring scent DNA40:00 Natural ingredients and endocrine concerns45:00 Regulation and safety in modern perfumery50:00 Making fragrance last longer on the skin52:00 Hormones, time of day, and scent perception55:00 Books, perfumers, and key influences56:00 Fragrance for confidence and personal power Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/n6pX8HXjJVMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this conversation, I’m joined by  fashion author, researcher and communication expert Dijanna Mulhearn to explore the hidden language of clothing and the evolving role of fashion as a form of personal branding. Together, we unpack how social media has reshaped our understanding of style, why corporate dressing has splintered into new tribes post pandemic, and how celebrity culture continues to direct the global wardrobe.Dijanna brings her signature clarity to the psychology of fashion, the ethics of consumption, and the way clothing communicates power, intention and identity. This is a conversation about authenticity, individuality and the quiet authority of dressing with purpose.Key Takeaways: Fashion is not decoration. It is a communication system that signals identity, values and intention. Corporate dressing has changed, but the fundamentals of clarity and authority still matter. Social media has blurred the lines between inspiration and imitation. What we choose to wear contributes to our personal brand every day. Clothing shapes confidence and behaviour. Celebrity influence remains one of fashion’s strongest currency drivers. Sustainability is no longer optional. It is part of responsible consumption. A strong personal style comes from self knowledge, not trends. Understanding the historical context of fashion gives depth and perspective. The most powerful fashion message is authenticity. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/h_oZEgo9wdYSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Zane Sherif, is a consultant radiologist and specialist in advanced imaging, whole body MRI and preventative medicine based on the Gold Coast, Queensland. In this conversation, we explore the role of advanced imaging in helping people understand what is happening inside their bodies long before symptoms appear. Dr Zane breaks down whole body MRI, where CT, calcium scoring and DEXA scans fit into a modern approach to health, and offers practical guidance on navigating diagnostics without fear.We also discuss the emotional weight of knowing more about our own biology, the rise of longevity medicine, and how proactive screening can support informed lifestyle decisions. This conversation is intended for general entertainment and education only. It does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it should not be interpreted as an endorsement of any specific procedure, product, or therapy. Always seek the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional for advice tailored to your individual circumstances. Learn more about Whole Body MRI Key Takeaways• Imaging helps reveal what cannot be felt or seen• Whole body MRI provides a comprehensive picture of internal health• Preventative medicine is essential for long term wellbeing• Radiation concerns are often misunderstood and overstated• Heart health assessments remain one of the most vital diagnostics• DEXA scans provide valuable information beyond bone density• Understanding personal health data supports better choices• Imaging is not designed to create fear but to offer clarity• Longevity medicine is evolving rapidly• Early knowledge can change the course of wellbeing Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/OfvwYDyuNTESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, dermatologist Dr Leona Yip joins Bahar to explore the science and emotion behind hair health. From hormonal influences and the rise of hair shedding, to the emotional toll of hair loss and the latest biotechnologies reshaping treatment options, this conversation breaks down the myths and misinformation that dominate social media. Dr Yip, one of Australia’s leading experts in scalp and hair loss disorders, explains why early intervention matters, how to distinguish thinning from shedding, and what’s emerging in the field of regenerative dermatology. Together, they discuss the growing conversation around hair as a marker of wellbeing, identity, and empowerment. Key Takeaways Hair health has become one of beauty’s most discussed and researched topics. Early intervention is crucial for better long-term outcomes. Social media often oversimplifies complex medical issues around hair loss. Hormones play a role but are not the only factor. Knowing the difference between hair thinning and shedding can shape treatment success. Scalp health is foundational to healthy hair growth. Advanced biotechnologies are creating more precise, evidence-based solutions. Emotional wellbeing and self-image are deeply tied to hair health. Patient empowerment and proper medical guidance lead to better results. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/9driMySofzkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this insightful conversation, endocrinologist Dr Rocio Salas-Whalen joins Bahar to demystify the science and emotional journey behind GLP-1 medications. They explore how these drugs—originally developed for diabetes—have become a cornerstone of modern metabolic and hormonal health. From microdosing pitfalls to the importance of muscle preservation, protein intake, and hydration, Dr Salas-Whalen explains why these medications can be transformative when used responsibly under medical supervision. The discussion also touches on the psychological side of weight loss, the future of obesity treatment, and how GLP-1 might even influence brain health and addiction recovery. Dr Salas-Whalen’s new book Weightless offers practical guidance for women navigating midlife metabolism with compassion and science. Key Takeaways GLP-1 medications were discovered in 2005 and have redefined metabolic health. Chronic inflammation is a central issue in obesity and ageing. Microdosing doesn’t work—therapeutic dosing under expert care is essential. Muscle mass is the engine of metabolism and longevity. 100–110 grams of protein per day supports muscle, bone, and skin health. Hydration is often neglected but vital. GLP-1 may support addiction recovery and emotional stability. Sustainable change requires both science and emotional awareness. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/5xmj_Ryogr4See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this deeply inspiring episode of Ageless Radiance Club, host Bahar Etminan sits down with Kylie Jones, founder of 50 and Fearless, to explore what it really means to reinvent yourself in midlife. After personal loss, Kylie rebuilt her life and created a thriving global community where women over 50 are celebrated, supported and seen. The conversation touches on the beauty of nostalgia, the transformative power of connection, and the new rules of success for women entering their next chapter with confidence and purpose. Kylie shares how menopause became a catalyst for change, how creativity fuels joy, and why women today are redefining beauty, ambition and freedom on their own terms. This is an episode about courage, community and the radiant power of women who are just getting started. @fiftyandfearless Key Takeaways Reinvention in midlife can be the most empowering chapter of all. Personal loss can ignite purpose and creativity. Nostalgia connects women and celebrates shared experiences. Menopause should be discussed openly and without stigma. Self-care and fashion are tools for confidence and joy. Community is essential for women navigating midlife transitions. Women entrepreneurs are reshaping the definition of success. The “no F’s era” reflects women’s growing confidence and freedom. Social media can amplify women’s voices and unite generations. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/Jd9G9umhIwwSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This conversation explores the complex and deeply human relationship between gut health and mental wellbeing. Srinivas Kamath shares insights from his research into the gut–brain axis, unpacking how hormones, stress, medication and diet intersect at the microbiome level. We discuss the limitations of current mental health treatments, the growing promise of prebiotics, and why personalised medicine may be the future of emotional and cognitive care. The episode also looks ahead to emerging research in longevity, GLP-1 therapies and the role of the gut in neurodegenerative disease, offering a grounded yet hopeful view of where this science is heading. Key Takeaways The gut and brain operate in constant two-way communication, influencing mood, cognition and emotional regulation. Chronic stress and elevated cortisol can compromise the gut lining, contributing to inflammation and so-called leaky gut. Female hormones shape the microbiome across the lifespan, and gut health in turn affects hormonal balance. Understanding an individual’s microbiome opens the door to truly personalised approaches to mental and emotional health. Many psychiatric medications alter the gut microbiome, which may explain common side effects and variable outcomes. Prebiotics play a foundational role in supporting a resilient and diverse microbiome.For most people, prebiotics are more effective and sustainable than probiotic supplementation alone. GLP-1 is central to appetite regulation, gut signalling and broader metabolic and mental health pathways. The vagus nerve acts as a key communication highway between the gut and the brain.Gut microbiome research is rapidly evolving, with more questions than definitive answers at this stage. Episode Chapters 00:00 Introduction and the gut–brain connection02:50 How hormones influence gut health05:34 Precision medicine and mental health outcomes08:30 Fecal microbiota transplants explained11:25 Why prebiotics matter14:02 Probiotics versus prebiotics16:59 Everyday ways to support gut health19:46 Cortisol, stress and GLP-122:15 Revisiting the gut–brain axis23:53 Serotonin, dopamine and the gut26:21 Emotional blunting and GLP-1 medications29:18 Gaps in medical education30:36 Drug development timelines33:10 Funding challenges in microbiome research35:18 The role of AI in gut health science37:02 Why gut health underpins overall wellbeing39:37 Integrating traditional and emerging approaches41:47 The microbiome and longevity42:38 Gut health and neurodegenerative disease43:37 How to begin a prebiotic-first approach Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/PYgWVYHdI_ISee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Erika Heynatz has lived many lives on and off the stage. Model. Actor. Singer. Storyteller. In this conversation she opens the curtain on two decades shaped by impossible beauty standards and the constant work of being seen. Now, with her one woman cabaret Stupor Model, she holds the mirror up to the industry that created her. We explore how ageing sharpens self worth, why vulnerability creates a deeper kind of power, and how women can reclaim their desirability on their own terms. Erika speaks candidly about creative reinvention, the pull between visibility and privacy, the joy of performance, and the freedom that comes with embracing menopause rather than fearing it. This episode is a study in female myth making, the male gaze, and what happens when a woman finally tells her own story. Key Takeaways Erika’s journey shows how deeply the beauty myth shapes identity.• Ageing can reveal a richer, more grounded sense of self.• Vulnerability is not weakness. It is an artistic and personal strength.• Conversations about beauty and self worth must start in our homes.• The male gaze influences how many women are taught to see themselves.• Female friendships become stronger through shared life stages.• Menopause is universal and deserves celebration, not silence.• Beauty standards shift with culture, media and technology.• The real superpower is a woman’s unique voice, not her perfection. Chapter Timestamps00:00 Welcome to Erika Heynatz02:40 The spark behind Stupor Model05:10 Desirability and the architecture of the beauty myth08:05 Ageing in the spotlight and finding a new level of confidence11:00 Music as honesty and the courage to perform without armour13:30 Navigating life under the male gaze16:10 The conversations women have with men about beauty19:20 Female friendship as grounding force22:05 Beauty standards and the pressure of social media24:40 Menopause as a rite of passage27:20 What Erika would tell her younger self Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/4iTnh5AIfLQSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I sit down with renowned holistic facialist and dermal therapist April Brodie, fresh from her deep plane facelift in Seoul, to talk about what really sits behind the global obsession with K Beauty. We compare our recent trips to South Korea, from elite multi level clinics with corridors full of devices, to the chaos and delight of Olive Young and the clinical world of Korea Derma and regenerative medicine. April shares the story behind her signature Korean inspired facial, why technique can rival technology, and what she learnt from her own surgical journey. We talk Rejuran and salmon DNA biostimulation, the difference between PDRN in skincare and injectable DOT technology, why “glass skin” is a fantasy, and the categories that Koreans are quietly leading in, from scalp care to intimate care, sun care and beauty tools. There is also a healthy dose of reality about consent, safety, cultural expectations and what Australian women need to consider before chasing Korean level transformation. This is a candid, nuanced and very practical conversation about K Beauty, ageing, and how to edit all that innovation into a routine and treatment path that actually serves your skin. Chapters:00:29 How a buccal massage in London changed April’s career01:34 The origins of her Korean inspired facial and “bone therapy” techniques06:09 Why K Beauty is not a fad and how Korea became the epicentre06:54 The reality of Korean clinics, from “Taj Mahal” to takeaway07:47 My experience at the Rejuran global symposium09:59 Salmon DNA, DOT technology and how it differs from PDRN skincare10:13 Olive Young, sheet masks and the Rejuran skincare range11:18 How April shops K Beauty and where quality really matters14:41 Korean pharmacies, medical PDRN and cult ointments15:29 Consumer awareness, marketplaces and buying from the right storefronts20:24 Sedation, consent and where the line is for Australian patients22:32 Why April chose to have her deep plane facelift in Korea24:44 Risk, safety and the realities of surgery overseas30:59 Meeting her surgeon, the leap of faith and recovery fatigue32:10 Hyperbaric, LED and the intensity of Korean post-operative care36:49 The wild world of K Beauty gifting and niche products38:28 Scalp care, sunscreens and why Korea is ahead on texture40:59 Breath, intimate care and the “Y zone”42:49 LEDs for everywhere, and what might come next44:58 My problem with glass skin and why it is a harmful ideal46:53 Spicules, bio needling marketing and why they can wreck your barrier49:11 Lotions, essences and where multi step routines can go wrong51:06 The missing K Beauty category that surprised both of us55:09 April’s ideal edited routine for real life Highlights How a single buccal facial in London turned April from laser heavy protocols to hands on sculpting techniques. The story behind her Korean influenced facial that uses bone therapy principles, Eastern European methods and Korean cleansing rituals. What we both observed inside ultra elite Korean clinics, from the sheer number of devices to the culture of sedation and intensive treatment stacking. The difference between Rejuran’s salmon DNA DOT technology and PDRN in topical skincare, and why that distinction matters. How to shop K Beauty in Olive Young without destroying your barrier or being distracted by trends. The categories where Korea is genuinely ahead, including sunscreens, scalp care, breath care, intimate care and tools. Why “glass skin” is a Western marketing idea, not a Korean standard, and how chasing it can damage both barrier and self esteem. A realistic, edited K Beauty inspired routine for busy women who want results without a ten step ritual. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/6k48mXCHCcYSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carlii Lyon has spent more than two decades helping extraordinary people shape their stories, from supermodels and global entrepreneurs to bestselling authors and spiritual leaders. As a publicist, she built reputations that captured the world’s attention, but over time her work shifted from curating others’ narratives to reclaiming her own. Her book Courage to Be – Small Steps for a Big Life is part memoir, part manifesto, exploring the quiet but profound acts of courage that redefine our lives. Through honest storytelling, Carlii invites readers to embrace visibility, imperfection and the liberation that comes with speaking our truth. This conversation is both professional and deeply personal. Carlii and I have known each other for nearly twenty years, through motherhood, reinvention and the ever-evolving landscape of womanhood. She introduced me to Dr John Demartini and Miranda Kerr when her career as a powerhouse publicist was in full swing. I met her as a junior publicist, full of promise and drive, and we have travelled together, breastfed our babies side by side, and held each other through heartbreak and triumph. In this episode we talk about authenticity, confidence, storytelling and self-discovery—the courage to evolve, to be seen and to stand fully in your truth. Listen or watch the full conversation on Spotify, iTunes and YouTube. Link in bio. Key Takeaways Authentic personal branding begins with self-acceptance Style and presence can express confidence without pretense Relationships and friendships are essential to personal growth Self-doubt fades when we own our unique path Evolution requires courage and curiosity Community support fuels reinvention Beauty is individual and should be celebrated Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Book Launch02:42 Personal Branding and Authenticity05:33 Life Transitions and Personal Reinvention08:20 Navigating Personal Challenges and Self Discovery10:57 The Role of Purpose in Personal Branding13:57 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome16:12 The Journey Back to Self19:00 Manifestation and Life Design30:54 The Importance of Networking and Relationships33:36 Personal Branding and Professional Identity37:12 Navigating Style and Presentation in Corporate Life42:58 The Power of Red Lipstick A Metaphor for Confidence48:41 Friendship Dynamics and Personal Growth52:56 Embracing Change and Midlife Opportunities Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/tudmRfVJoVMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.