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In this episode of Over 50 and Flourishing, I sit down with entrepreneur, bestselling author, and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member Amanda Frances for a conversation about money, mindset, entrepreneurship, and the beliefs that shape the lives we create for ourselves.
Amanda Frances is the founder of an eight-figure global brand focused on financial empowerment for women. With a background in ministry and counseling, she has built a career helping women unpack limiting beliefs around money, self-worth, and success. She is the author of Rich as F*ck, host of the And She Rises podcast, and creator of courses and programs that have reached women in many countries.
We talk about Amanda’s humble beginnings growing up in small-town Oklahoma, why she always believed she was destined for more, and how her background in ministry and therapy shaped the work she does today. She opens up about her experience on RHOBH, the challenges of navigating conflict and difficult personalities while staying true to herself, and whether she regrets stepping into the reality TV world. We also discuss entrepreneurship, self-publishing versus traditional publishing, financial transparency in marriage, motherhood, and why Amanda believes women must stop limiting themselves and start betting on their own potential.
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In this episode of Over 50 and Flourishing, I sit down with Dr. Jenn Simmons for a conversation about breast health, medical autonomy, and why she believes women deserve more options and better information when it comes to breast cancer screening and care.
Dr. Jenn Simmons is a former breast cancer surgeon turned outspoken advocate for a more holistic and patient-centered approach to women’s health. She is the founder of PerfeQTion Imaging and jennsimmonsmd.com, the author of The Smart Woman’s Guide to Breast Cancer, and host of the Keeping Abreast podcast. Through her work, she’s challenging conventional thinking around breast cancer detection, diagnosis, and treatment.
We talk about why she stepped away from traditional surgery, her concerns with current screening practices, the role metabolic health and inflammation may play in disease, and why she encourages women to ask more questions and become their own best advocates.
*This content is intended for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Viewers and listeners should consult their physician or other qualified healthcare provider regarding any medical concerns or decisions. Individual screening recommendations vary based on personal risk factors and medical history.*
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This week’s guest is one you’ve seen before, my best friend Holley is back! This time, she’s joined by her biological sister, Susan. Holley shares her adoption story and their emotional journey of finally meeting, from both perspectives of being adopted and discovering a sibling later in life.
They also open up about the emotional complexity behind the reunion, including the years it took to connect and the impact on their family. From noticing their similarities to navigating such a meaningful moment together, this conversation is a powerful look at timing, healing, and finding connection when you least expect it.
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In this episode of Over 50 and Flourishing, I sit down with Andrea Canning for a conversation about true crime, career resilience, and building a life that doesn’t fit into just one box.
Andrea Canning is an award-winning correspondent for Dateline NBC, where she has spent over a decade covering some of the most compelling and complex true crime stories in America. Beyond Dateline, Andrea is also an accomplished screenwriter, having written more than 30 films for Lifetime and Hallmark, and she’s a mother of six navigating the realities of a demanding career and a full family life.
We talk about when true crime became such a cultural phenomenon, what really goes into putting together a Dateline episode, and the surprising amount of care, time, and collaboration behind each story. Andrea shares what it’s like working in an industry where rejection and setbacks are part of the process, and why her philosophy that “nothing should be beneath you or above you” has shaped her career in powerful ways. She also opens up about her unexpected journey into writing movies, how she built a second creative path from scratch, and what it looks like to pursue new opportunities at any stage of life.
We also dive into motherhood, how she balances raising six kids with a demanding career, the reality of not being able to do everything, and why letting go of perfection has been key.
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In this episode of Over 50 & Flourishing, I sit down with one of the leading minds in longevity science to unpack one of the most talked-about molecules in aging today: NAD.
We’ve all heard the buzz, but what is NAD, and why does it matter so much as we age? From energy and brain function to hormones, skin, and metabolism, this powerful molecule plays a critical role in how our bodies function and declines significantly after our 30s. Dr. Andrew Salzman breaks down the science in a way that actually makes sense, helping us understand what’s really happening inside our cells and how it impacts aging, menopause, and overall vitality.
We also dive into the connection between NAD, inflammation, the microbiome, and cellular energy, and what we can do to better support our bodies as we move through life.
Dr. Andrew Salzman is a Harvard-educated physician and biomedical entrepreneur with more than 30 years of experience in drug discovery. He has published over 170 clinical studies, holds more than 50 patents, and is known for pioneering work in NAD biology, DNA repair, and longevity science. He currently serves as Chief Medical Officer at Wonderfeel, where he focuses on developing science-backed solutions for healthy aging.
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In this episode of Over 50 and Flourishing, I sit down with Dr. Maria Sophocles for a conversation about sex, menopause, and the changes that can impact intimacy in midlife.
Dr. Maria Sophocles is a menopause expert, pioneering gynecologist, TED speaker, and passionate advocate for women’s sexual health. Known for her candid, no-shame approach, she’s helping women reclaim their right to pleasure and better understand the physical, emotional, and societal factors that shape intimacy as we age. Her book The Bedroom Gap explores the disconnect between partners’ expectations and experiences, and offers a new framework for improving communication, desire, and connection.
We talk about why so many women feel unprepared for the changes that come with menopause, the truth behind low libido and painful sex, and how hormones, culture, and misinformation have shaped our understanding of intimacy. Dr. Sophocles breaks down the real, practical solutions, from vaginal estrogen and testosterone to simple shifts like scheduling connection and improving communication with your partner.
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In this episode of Over 50 & Flourishing, I’m joined by Courtney for a candid and thoughtful conversation that starts with hair but quickly becomes something much deeper: identity, confidence, and the courage to embrace change. Together, we explore why something as simple as a hairstyle can carry so much meaning, and how many women tie their sense of self to how they look.
From my own experiences with hair transformations to our reflections on fear, judgment, and self-worth, we talk about what it really means to step outside of your comfort zone and redefine beauty on your own terms. We discuss the pressure to stay the same, the freedom that comes with evolving, and how even small changes can spark personal growth. This episode is an honest look at the emotional layers behind change, and a reminder that embracing it can lead you closer to your most authentic and confident self.
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In this episode of Over 50 and Flourishing, I sit down with Gabby Reece for a powerful conversation about identity, resilience, and what it really means to live strong.
Gabby Reece is a former professional beach volleyball player, Nike’s first female signature athlete, and a wellness entrepreneur who has spent decades helping women redefine strength beyond performance. From a childhood marked by instability to building a life rooted in discipline, purpose, and authenticity, Gabby brings both lived experience and hard-earned wisdom to the conversation.
We talk about letting go of guilt and learning to prioritize your own wellbeing, the identity shifts that come with motherhood, and how to maintain a sense of self while raising children. We also explore setting boundaries with family, redefining strength through femininity and emotional awareness, navigating long-term relationships with honesty and respect, and why taking care of yourself first is essential, not selfish.
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In this episode of Over 50 & Flourishing, I sit down with board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow. Many of you may know him from hit TV shows like The Swan and Botched, and today he joined me to discuss the future of aging, from GLP-1 medications and biohacking to the biggest misconceptions about plastic surgery and what actually helps us look and feel our best as we get older.
We dive into everything from facelifts and filler fatigue to why so many procedures go wrong, and what truly makes someone look refreshed rather than overdone. But this conversation goes far beyond aesthetics, we also unpack the explosive role of AI in healthcare, the concept of longevity “escape velocity,” and what it really means to preserve your body so you can take advantage of what’s coming next in medicine.
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In this episode of Over 50 and Flourishing, I sit down with Erin Washington for a conversation about diet culture, perfectionism, and identity.
Erin Washington is a former Division I soccer player whose identity was rooted in athletics from the age of four. After her college career ended abruptly, she spent twenty years battling body image struggles and hiding a painful secret before ultimately committing to healing and sharing her story in her book From Pain to Purpose.
We talk about the pressure to achieve, the connection between being the “good girl” or oldest daughter and perfectionism, and how so many high-performing women quietly tied their worth to their bodies. We also explore listening to your hunger cues after years of restriction, the role of stress and cortisol in midlife, modeling confidence for our daughters, navigating divorce after finding purpose later in life, and why growth can sometimes change a marriage.
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