Candace Bushnell is the bestselling author, journalist, and cultural provocateur whose writing gave rise to Sex and the City—a phenomenon that reshaped how women talked about love, money, friendship, and ambition. Long before the show became an emblem of cosmopolitan aspiration, Bushnell was holding up a mirror to New York’s power dynamics and the illusions of having it all. Her work continues to interrogate the line between fantasy and reality, glamour and grit.

In this episode, Candace shares her thoughts on the now-cancelled And Just Like That reboot while slinging hard truths about aging, reinvention, and dating in your 60s.

Later that night, I couldn’t help but wonder... “what remains when the glitter settles and we’re left with our voice, our choices, and our truth?”

xx William