Talk Fifty To Me

Garcelle Beauvais on why she left The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, dating in midlife and blasting past age-old expectations. The Haitian-born actress, author and executive producer, named one of People's "50 Most Beautiful," became the first Black cast member on RHOBH in her 50s and has watched her career keep growing since. Expect gossip, big laughs and one of our absolute favorite episodes.

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Katherine LaNasa won her first Emmy at 58 for The Pitt, after more than three decades in the business. In her early 50s she had been out of work for a few years, was diagnosed with breast cancer and asked for a sign about whether to keep going. She talks about getting out of the "sexy box," trading nine pairs of Spanx for Nurse Dana's black eye, and what a real midlife reinvention looks like.

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Season 2 kicks off with just us. Constance Zimmer and Heidi Clements interview each other about Constance landing roles on two of the year's biggest shows, The Lincoln Lawyer and Love Story, and answer your questions. Fair warning: we cried a lot during this one.

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Clinical psychologist Dr. Amanda Hanson, known as the Midlife Muse, teaches women how to become their own muse. After 27 years in practice, she calls women's inability to love, honor and value themselves a global crisis, and shares how she got less angry and more in tune with midlife. You'll want to take notes.

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Supergirl and The New Normal co-creator Ali Adler, one of the funniest writers around, joins us for a raw and real conversation about menopause, dating women, surviving a rare spinal cord injury and breast cancer, and the word she really wishes she hadn't said during our 30 minutes together.

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From Rent to The Devil Wears Prada, Tracie Thoms has been wowing audiences for years. Now officially 50, she's ready to break down the decade that breaks so many women, and she calls it finally getting a seat at the grown-ups' table. Plus: does she have a nickname for her vagina?

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Rachael Harris (Lucifer, Suits, Best in Show, Diary of a Wimpy Kid) gets raw about aging in Hollywood and handling the shrinking roles for women over 50. She also talks menopause, motherhood and finding a new sexuality at 50.

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If you love Hacks, meet the real-life version. Caissie St. Onge spent decades writing jokes for Joan Rivers, Bette Midler, Rosie O'Donnell and David Letterman. In her fifties she has stepped into the spotlight herself, co-hosting Busy This Week on QVC with Busy Philipps. A true joy, and your new best friend.

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If it weren't for Tamsen Fadal, we'd still be living in a black hole of menopause information. The journalist created The M Factor, the first documentary about menopause, wrote How to Menopause, threw the World's Hottest Menopause Party and hosts The Tamsen Show. Now she's making sure no woman in menopause gets left behind.

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A beautiful conversation about love, loss and reclaiming sexuality after 50. Sherri Saum (The Fosters, Good Trouble) lost her husband to cancer on Christmas Eve and shares how she keeps moving forward for herself and her kids. Get ready to cry and laugh.

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