The decades that begin in your 70’s require resilience to deal with new challenges, gratitude for living longer, and inspiration to enliven your life.
We talk weekly with women in their 70’s, 80’s and 90’s whose inspiring, provocative stories spark your imagination.
Women Over 70 Podcast is a valuable resource that invites women of all ages to reimagine aging.
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403 Magda Bogin: Finding Truth Through Music, Words, and Culture
At 76, Magda Bogin describes herself as an “a-typical international,” drawn to the sounds of languages, the cello, and the power of words. A poet, novelist, journalist, teacher, librettist, translator, and cellist, she has devoted her life to exploring...
402 Elizabeth (Liz) DiCarlo: A Role Model for Graciousness and Activism
For Liz DiCarlo, 77, activism isn’t something separate from everyday life. It is how she lives—seeing a need, stepping forward, and working alongside others to create change. Now retired after a long career as a registered nurse and community organizer in...
401 Ann Jones: Life Is a Series of Next Chapters
Ann Jones, 75, has never been afraid of change. Curiosity and courage have carried her from teaching on a remote Native American reservation to a demanding career with Andersen Consulting/Accenture, and later to gardening, real estate, and a new life in...
400 Donna Werner: Finding Purpose in Kenya
Founder and Executive Director Donna V. Werner’s humanitarian journey began in 2016, when she attended a conference in Toronto, Canada, as an international delegate from the United States. There, she met a gentleman from Kenya who had recently started a...
399 Emily Rogalski: Distinguishing Super Agers–The Science of ExceptionalCognitive Health
What can we learn from older adults who maintain remarkable memory and cognitive health well into their 80s and beyond? Dr. Emily Rogalski invites us into the fascinating science of SuperAgers—adults over 80 whose memory performance is comparable to...
398 Glennette Turner: Inspiring Stories of Freedom Seekers—The Illinois Underground Railroad
At 93, Glennette Tilley Turner is still following stories—and still making history visible. For nearly 50 years, Glennette has researched and shared the stories of freedom seekers who traveled the Illinois Underground Railroad, illuminating a largely...
397 Ann Stanford: Envisioning the Fullness of Self
Retirement has afforded Ann Stanford, age 75, “unbelievable luxury—the space and freedom to let things bubble up.” She savors this time to reflect on how she really wants to live and what it means to become fully herself. Always a writer, a former mentor...
396 Cynthia Goren: A Life of Learning, Listening, and Helping Others
At 89, Cynthia Goren is navigating a profound new chapter. Since the death of her husband last October after 67 years of marriage, she has become more aware of her own mortality—and more determined to live meaningfully. For Cynthia, that means continuing...
395 Melinda Blau: Life is a Series of Nexts – Take Pride in Little Things
For much of her life, writer Melinda Blau, 82, was curious about older women. Now she is discovering what it means to be one. Melinda began her career in educational publishing, where writers don’t have to worry about word count. Later, working on her...
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