Getting pregnant later in life comes with some hesitancy at getting too excited, too early - especially if you’ve had failed attempts in the past. But once you get through that first exam and genetic test, the adventure officially begins.

Each generation becomes more progressive than their parents, but what happens when we start to be the ones that are challenged by our younger cohorts? Are we as progressive as we thought? Or is this just a part of getting older?

Pregnancy after the age of 35 is called geriatric because there are increased health risks to having kids later in life. But there are also benefits that don’t always get talked about. It was a journey to get here, but being pregnant at 39 is an exciting time and I hope me sharing my experience will help support others in the same boat.

Season 2 is officially the start of my midlife crisis. I was laid off about a month ago, I’m pregnant and I have no idea what’s next. Join me on this journey to figure it out!

As we get older, we have more moments that make us feel old. It can make us feel nostalgic or just ancient. In this episode, we talk about some of the things that make us feel old and laugh about it. Because it’s better than crying about it!

Being a leader is challenging, but being a female leader comes with additional considerations. In today’s episode, we talk about how women are held to a different standard than men in leadership positions in what’s called the workplace double-bind.

According to the 2022 State of Wine Industry Report, Millennials are putting the wine industry at risk. In this episode, we chat about wine, why we love it, which ones we love and what can be done to help the wine industry! So pour a glass and listen today!

Valentine’s Day is a day with big expectations and sometimes big budgets. This year, maybe we release ourselves from the expectations and just focus on love.

GenX and Millennials spend their time differently in multiple categories, like playing video games, sleeping and lawn work? But what I’m interested in is how that changes for both cohorts as we age.

Deal Breakers. We all have them. But as we get older, they evolve along with our expectations. What are your deal breakers? And are you honoring them?