What if your next chapter wasn’t about slowing down but diving into something completely new?

In this episode, my guest is Jeanne Blasberg, an award winning novelist who’s also taken a surprising turn into farming. Jeanne has worn many hats—from corporate banker to stay-at-home mom to author—and now she’s embracing regenerative farming to repair the soil and make healthy food more accessible. Her journey is all about finding creativity and purpose in unexpected places.

We talk about how she’s built resilience through reinvention, the life lessons she’s learned from writing, and how moments of restlessness can spark bold new beginnings. Whether you’re dreaming of a big pivot or just curious about what it takes to follow your purpose, Jeanne’s story will inspire you to rethink what’s possible.

🌻 If you’re feeling inspired, I’d love for you to share your thoughts about this episode on social media and tag me @latebloomerliving.

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Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to turn a difficult life event into something positive?

In this episode, Yvonne chats with Jenny Alexander, who did just that. After a challenging divorce, Jenny found a new path as a writer and entrepreneur, eventually publishing 13 books.

She shares how her desire to help others going through similar struggles led her to reinvent herself and build a meaningful, fulfilling career. If you're looking for inspiration to turn your own challenges into growth, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, Yvonne speaks with Alex B, an academic turned model and activist who embodies a bold and liberated approach to aging.

Alex shares her journey of moving from an academic career into modeling and activism later in life, and how she’s followed her evolving interests with purpose and passion.

Yvonne and Alex discuss her views on the pro-aging movement, the right to die, and how to embrace life’s transitions with autonomy and self-respect. Tune in for a conversation that challenges traditional narratives about aging and invites us all to live with intention, at any age.

Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions on topics related to assisted dying and suicide. If these subjects are sensitive or triggering for you, please listen with care or consider skipping this episode. Remember, resources and support are available if you or someone you know is struggling.

Do you miss the creative freedom you had before life got busy with work and responsibilities?

In this episode, I sit down with Audrey Steidl, first-time novelist, to talk about how she found creative freedom in writing after her career as an actress, television producer and years in the hospitality industry. Audrey shares how a paranormal experience in her 20s sparked the idea for her debut novel, The Fallen. It’s a novel she started years ago, but didn’t have the bandwidth to complete while she was busy working.

We talk about making time for creativity in the midst of the daily grind, overcoming self-doubt, and why NOW is always the perfect time to indulge your creativity. If you’ve ever felt the itch to create something new but worried it’s too late, this episode will encourage you to embrace your creativity at any age!

🌻 If you’re feeling inspired, I’d love for you to share your thoughts about this episode on social media and tag me @latebloomerliving.

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You can also join the Age Agitators Club for more fun and inspiration as we navigate midlife together. Find out more at https://www.latebloomerliving.com/

Ever feel like you’re sitting on the sidelines of your own life?

In this episode, I chat with Auntie Skates, who started skateboarding in her 40s and found more than just a new hobby—she found courage, resilience, and a whole new outlook on life.

We talk about her journey of learning to fall, facing fear, and why it’s never too late to embrace play and adventure.

Whether you’re thinking about picking up a board or just looking for a little inspiration, this conversation is all about breaking out of your comfort zone at any age.

🌻 If you’re feeling inspired, I’d love for you to share your thoughts about this episode on social media and tag me @latebloomerliving.

Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode!

You can also join the Age Agitators Club for more fun and inspiration as we navigate midlife together. Find out more at https://www.latebloomerliving.com/

Ever wonder what it takes to completely reinvent yourself later in life? In this episode, I sit down with filmmaker Melissa Davey for the second time to get an update on her life since she quit her corporate career to become a filmmaker.

We dive into the making of her second film, Climbing Into Life, the story of Dierdre Wolownick, the oldest woman to climb El Capitan.

Melissa talks about what it’s been like producing her second full length documentary and navigating the film festival circuit. She also shares the ups and downs of bringing this inspiring story to life and what keeps her motivated as she continues to follow her creative path.

If you’ve ever felt it’s too late to try something new, this conversation will change your mind! Tune in for a boost of inspiration and insights on following your passions at any age.

What if the stories we tell could reshape our understanding of aging?

What if that led to happier and healthier lives as we age?

In this episode, we’re sitting down with Georgia Clark, author and founder of the storytelling series, Generation Women, to talk about the power of storytelling and its role in building meaningful intergenerational friendships.

Join us as we explore how sharing our stories not only connects us across ages but also strengthens our resilience muscles.

This episode highlights the importance of recognizing and rethinking the ageist tropes that surround us in conversations and the media—especially on Ageism Awareness Day.

Tune in to discover how our stories can inspire change and foster connections that enrich our lives at any age!

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Georgia Clark (she/they) is an award-winning, six-time published novelist and performer. The author of Island Time, It Had To Be You, The Regulars, and The Bucket List.

Georgia's next novel, Most Wonderful, is out October 15, 2024 (The Dial Press/Penguin Random House).

As the founder and host of the popular storytelling night Generation Women, Georgia performs monthly at New York’s iconic Joe’s Pub.

In addition to teaching the Romance Workshop, Georgia mentors a Writers Group and Storyteller Groups, hosts Writers’ Retreats, and creates the monthly author newsletter, Heartbeat. A native Australian, Georgia lives in Brooklyn with their hot wife and sweet toddler.

🎉 200 episodes! Can you believe it? 🎉

In this special milestone episode, we're talking about the real secret to making big changes in your life—spoiler alert: it's not about huge leaps. It’s all about the small steps. You know, those little things that seem too simple but end up making all the difference?

If you've ever felt stuck or unsure of where to start with a new goal, this episode is for you. We'll dive into why small actions matter more than you think, how to start (even when you don’t feel ready), and how these tiny shifts can create major momentum.

Let's celebrate the power of small steps together on this 200th episode of Late Bloomer Living!