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Join Sara and Dana as they chronicle their dating lives and dissect how these experiences have evolved through their 20s, and will mold their 30s!
Has someone ever asked you if your hair was "real" around the conference table? Join us as we discuss our #wiglife experiences.
Much like the Dickens novel, this episode begins to explore a quintessential adulting dilemma: How does one reconcile external expectations with personal desires? In this episode, Sara and Dana discuss how their formative years influenced the way in which they have approached their individual personal growth journeys.
Re·spon·si·bil·i·ty NOUN; The state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone... Listen in as we begin to unpack some of our thoughts, feelings and actions following the pivotal moment in time when we came to the realization that we would have to assume major responsibility over a parent.
Take a breath & have a seat. This episode Sara and Dana discuss the growing phenomenon of Airport Rage and share some tips on how to navigate the friendly skies (or ground stops).
Join us as we discuss how we accrue, spend and think about our travel points.
Sara and Dana begin to dissect and process their ever-changing relationships with their parents. Tune in as they share some introductory stories that perfectly illustrate their seemingly constant question of "where is the person that raised me?"
Sara and Dana share memories from their very first business trips & lessons learned from their 13+ combined years of corporate travel. On this episode, the co-hosts explore how internalized social stigmas affect your actions as a lady-traveler, how to set boundaries with co-workers and rejoice in the standards being Almost Old affords you.
Join Sara and Dana as they share a little about how they met, what makes them tick and what it means to be "Almost Old." This inaugural episode of the Almost Old Podcast breaks down the background behind the inception of the show and each segment: Parentals/Parent-child, Traveling While and The Glow up
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