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Podcast Episode: How to Age Disgracefully with Claire Pooley Guest: Claire Pooley, author of "How to Age Disgracefully", "The Authenticity Project", and "People on Platform Five" Episode Highlights:
Discussion of Claire's latest novel "How to Age Disgracefully"
Exploration of multi-generational connections and community
Insights into writing, aging, and finding purpose
Key Themes:
Breaking stereotypes about aging
The importance of community and human connection
Humor as a tool for addressing challenging life experiences
Book Recommendations:
"Margot" by Ruthie Thorpe
"The Wedding People"
"What Does It Feel Like?" by Sophie Kinsella
Claire's Writing Insights:
Writes most creatively in early morning
Believes in the power of a "triumphant second act"
Passionate about challenging ageism and celebrating wisdom
Memorable Quote: "Every woman should have a triumphant second act." About the Author: Claire Pooley is a former advertising professional who published her first novel at 50, celebrating diverse characters and unlikely communities in her writing.
Podcast Episode: How to Age Disgracefully with Claire Pooley Guest: Claire Pooley, author of "How to Age Disgracefully", "The Authenticity Project", and "People on Platform Five" Episode Highlights:
Discussion of Claire's latest novel "How to Age Disgracefully"
Exploration of multi-generational connections and community
Insights into writing, aging, and finding purpose
Key Themes:
Breaking stereotypes about aging
The importance of community and human connection
Humor as a tool for addressing challenging life experiences
Book Recommendations:
"Margot" by Ruthie Thorpe
"The Wedding People"
"What Does It Feel Like?" by Sophie Kinsella
Claire's Writing Insights:
Writes most creatively in early morning
Believes in the power of a "triumphant second act"
Passionate about challenging ageism and celebrating wisdom
Memorable Quote: "Every woman should have a triumphant second act." About the Author: Claire Pooley is a former advertising professional who published her first novel at 50, celebrating diverse characters and unlikely communities in her writing.