In this inspiring episode of Meaning and Moxie After 50, Leslie sits down with lifelong athlete Janet Mitchell, a standout player and coach for the Maryland Roadrunners, a senior women’s softball team that competes across the country. Drawing parallels to A League of Their Own, Janet shares how her mother’s trailblazing attitude toward women in sports shaped her own path. From backyard Wiffle ball games in the 1950s to medaling at the National Senior Games, Janet’s story celebrates teamwork, perseverance, and the deep sisterhood that forms when women come together to play for the love of the game.

Beyond the diamond, Janet opens up about facing breast cancer with the same courage and discipline she brings to the field—recovering quickly, hiking the Grand Canyon just months after surgery, and continuing to inspire others to “never stop moving.” With humor, heart, and humility, she reminds listeners that the real victory comes from showing up, staying connected, and finding joy in every inning of life.

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