<p>In this episode, I interview my mom about her experience with turning 40, a somewhat traumatic event for both of us, but one that only I remember. </p>

In this episode, I interview my mom about her experience with turning 40, a somewhat traumatic event for both of us, but one that only I remember.

<p>In this episode, I interview my mom about her experience with turning 40, a somewhat traumatic event for both of us, but one that only I remember.&nbsp;</p>

1: An Interview with My Mom

Hello, my name is Jane Nevins, and I turn 40 years old this April.
And I have big feelings about this. 

As the first wave of “elder millennials” enters their fifth decade, we find a cultural script for this stage of life that is, well, frankly, a bummer. Most stories about people turning 40 are sad sack tales of missed opportunities, mourning their youth, and thoughts like, “Is this all there is? I thought it would be better! I thought there would be more!” 
 
Join me on this podcast and explore what being a newly minted 40-year-old means.

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Hello, my name is Jane Nevins, and I turn 40 years old this April. And I have big feelings about this. As the first wave of “elder millennials” enters their fifth decade, we find a cultural script for this stage of life that is, well, frankly, a bummer. Most stories about people turning 40 are sad sack tales of missed opportunities, mourning their youth, and thoughts like, “Is this all there is? I thought it would be better! I thought there would be more!” Join me on this podcast and explore what being a newly minted 40-year-old means.

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