Aging to Perfection

House of Colors stylist Kelly Pettito talks about looking good at any age. We discussed how to find out what season you are, colors that look best on you and dressing for your body architecture.

Welcome to this episode of Aging to Perfection where we take a deeper look at perimenopause and menopause. Join me and my guests Sara Naylor Cramton Ob/GYN and a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner also, Jeri Whitehead registered nurse and someone who has seen a few things in her career! Let’s talk about living in our “Pause” era and get some helpful information to get us through.

In my pause era brings together two healthcare professionals to talk about going through Perimenopause and Menopause. What to expect, what are the symptoms and how to get through it alive.

Let’s be honest we all have been denying our true hair color for years - so do we drop the dye and go grey? Or does Grey Mean Granny?

Is AI coming for your job as an attorney? Ben Schorr of Microsoft has the short answer—no! But, AI can come alongside you to help you do your work even better. Molly Ranns and JoAnn Hathaway talk with Ben about ways lawyers can implement Microsoft Copilot in legal practice. From first drafts of documents, to brainstorming, to research help, and more, Copilot has much to offer in the daily lives of legal professionals. Ben also outlines common mistakes lawyers make when employing AI tools and explains how to effectively and ethically integrate Copilot into your practice.  Ben M. Schorr is a Senior Content Developer at Microsoft.

The legal profession places an enormous premium on getting judicial clerkships, which usually offer both valuable learning experiences and a major boost to a young lawyer’s future prospects. But, are there potential downsides to clerkships? Some law clerks have a wonderful experience, but too many have had an experience marked by harassment and mistreatment at the hands of an abusive judge. Molly Ranns and JoAnn Hathaway welcome Aliza Shatzman to talk about her personal story and her efforts to bring transparency and awareness about the full range of clerkship experiences to lift current stigmas and prevent future judiciary workplace mistreatment.  Aliza Shatzman is the president and co-founder of the Legal Accountability Project.