The Catherine Tuton Show

What if midlife is the best chance you'll ever get to be reborn?

Catherine sits down with celebrity stylist and boutique founder Gretta Monahan. Gretta shares why the second half of life has no room for small talk, and why every woman needs to be gentle with herself while she rebuilds. She opens up about choosing IVF on her own terms, telling a third-date Ricky exactly what she wanted, and becoming a mom at 40. She also shares her breast cancer story with honesty. Plus why she believes human connection will matter more than ever, and the advice she'd give her 20-year-old self.

We talk about:

▫️ Midlife as a rebirth, and why women can't wait for permission

▫️ Being gentle with yourself through the messy parts

▫️ Having a choice: IVF, late motherhood and dating on your terms

▫️ Facing breast cancer and what no one says about mastectomy

▫️ Why human connection will always beat the robots

▫️ What Gretta would tell her 20-year-old self

DISCLAIMER: This episode includes an in-depth discussion of breast cancer, diagnosis and mastectomy (around 44:35 to 58:30), plus mentions of IVF and fertility struggles. Please take care while listening.

LINKS & RESOURCES

Catherine Tuton:

catherinetuton.com

instagram.com/catherine_tuton_

Gretta Monahan:

gretta.co

instagram.com/grettamonahan

What happens when two women sit down and really talk?

In the first episode of The Catherine Tuton Show, Catherine sits down with Brooke Burke for an honest conversation about growing, changing, and becoming more comfortable with who you are. From friendship and boundaries to motherhood, aging, confidence, and the pressure to always be "nice," Brooke and Catherine get real about what it means to show up as yourself.

We explore:

▫️ Making space for the right people at your table

▫️ Choosing acceptance over expectations

▫️ The difference between being nice and being kind

▫️ Letting go of who you thought you had to be

▫️ Showing up, even when you're uncomfortable

LINKS & RESOURCES

Catherine Tuton:

catherinetuton.com

instagram.com/catherine_tuton_

Brooke Burke:

brookeburke.com

instagram.com/brookeburke

Is it ever too late to start over?

Catherine sits down with her dear friend and design hero, Moll Anderson. Years ago, Catherine was a young designer sitting in a Barnes & Noble with Moll's book. Today they're dear friends, and their husbands are, too. Moll shares how she left Arizona for Nashville with no plan, took a $10-an-hour job, and found the mentor who changed her life. They talk about healing the mother wound, breaking old patterns in love, and why Moll doesn't believe in retirement. She also gives a first look at her next book and her new podcast.

We talk about: ▫️ Making friends in the middle of life ▫️ Moving to Nashville and starting over ▫️ Healing family patterns and finding the right love ▫️ Why you're not done yet ▫️ What Moll would tell her younger self

DISCLAIMER: This episode includes a brief mention of childhood abuse (around 14:20 and 52:01). Please take care while listening.

LINKS & RESOURCES

Catherine Tuton: catherinetuton.com instagram.com/catherine_tuton_

Moll Anderson: mollanderson.com instagram.com/mollanderson

This is where bold women, big stories, and apologetic dreams take the mic. So pull up a chair because your story isn't too late; it's right on time.

Catherine Tuton is an entrepreneur, designer, philanthropist, conversation leader, and host of The Catherine Tuton Show, a new podcast exploring extraordinary lives and the experiences that shape who we become.

With more than three decades of experience spanning business, design, philanthropy, and community, Catherine has built her career around bringing interesting people together, asking better questions, and creating meaningful experiences.

On The Catherine Tuton Show, she sits down with an extraordinary mix of cultural figures, entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders, including Brooke Burke, Christian Siriano, Marysol Patton, and Moll Anderson, to go beyond the résumé and uncover the story underneath it.

Drawing from her own experience of surviving a heart attack at 45 and reimagining what she wanted her next chapter to become, Catherine is especially passionate about conversations surrounding midlife and beyond, resilience, ambition, and hard-earned wisdom.

Through her podcast, speaking, storytelling, events, and partnerships, Catherine is creating a platform rooted in one belief: the most meaningful things often begin with a conversation worth having.

LINKS & RESOURCES

Website: catherinetuton.com Instagram: @catherine_tuton_