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This is a podcast where where two guys from Generation X try to navigate this trying stage of life. You might laugh and you might learn something, even if you have not yet had that midlife crisis. Your hosts are Alvin Shultz, an epidemiologist and public health professional, and Jack Eichler, a Professor of Chemistry and education researcher at the University of California-Riverside (and thanks to our friend Aaron, for helping come up with the name of the pod). Email: midlifecrisespod@gmail.com Facebook: contact/friend Jack Eichler or Midlife Crises

When Ada Calhoun found herself in the throes of a midlife crisis, she thought that she had no right to complain. She was married with children and a good career. So why did she feel miserable? And why did it seem that other Generation X women were miserable, too? Calhoun decided to find some answers. She looked into housing costs, HR trends, credit card debt averages, and divorce data. At every turn, she saw a pattern: sandwiched between the Boomers and Millennials, Gen X women were facing new problems as they entered middle age, problems that were being largely overlooked.

Mid Life Crisis isn't just buying a new car! Known to those in the trenches, MLC starts with depression and way too often ends with destruction like you have never imagined, AND....most sadly it's caused by the one person you are closest to and have trusted the most to share and build your life with. NO ONE IS IMMUNE, most of us thought we would NEVER end up divorced, many of the guests you'll hear from had been happily married over 20, 30 and even 40 years! Learn what red flags to look for in YOUR relationship, learn what to do and what NOT to do if your partner appears to be in limerance or ...

A candid and insightful podcast exploring what the modern midlife crisis looks like in an age of reinvention, burnout, and endless possibility. Each episode providing perspectives on how career shifts, identity changes and rediscovering purpose shape midlife in todays world.

Welcome to Midlife Crisis – The Podcast for the Millennial Man + Woman 🎙️🔥Do you wonder if you’ll ever be able to afford a house? Does your back hurt after doing minor tasks? Do you love video games, but can’t seem to figure out a time to play them? If you’re in your late 20s, 30s, or early 40s and need a space to talk sports, gaming, pop culture, and the struggle of adulting, welcome to your new favorite podcast. Hosted by lifelong friends @agnotforsale & @jeffwarren627, Midlife Crisis is all about the conversations happening in your group chat—hot takes, dumb debates, and ...

Two midlife mates in their 40s, no filters, and plenty of laughs. A funny, honest podcast about friendship, women, and surviving midlife with humour, nostalgia, and too much Prosecco. Expect real talk about relationships, teenage memories, and the chaos of life after 40.Get in touch with us at hellomidlife@icloud.com, and please consider supporting us so we can keep making it better and better - https://www.buzzsprout.com/2537176/support

Welcome to The Midlife Crisis Hotline! Hosts Phyllie and Nicky navigate midlife’s ups and downs with humor, honesty, and sass. We dive into reinvention after 40, dating post-divorce, empty nests, menopause, self-care, and daily challenges. We also explore narcissistic relationships, religious trauma—including life after Jehovah’s Witnesses—and breaking free from limiting beliefs. Through candid conversations and relatable stories, we offer fresh perspectives on embracing this next chapter. Join us for real talk, good company, and plenty of fun!

This is the magical midlife crisis podcast, we're your hosts, I'm Court, a compassion activist, animal lover, nature nut and entrepreneur in the mind, body, spirit connections. And I Meg, a free thinker with a passion for non toxic living, a dedicated hockey mom and a multi business owner. We are a couple of friends who met through health and heartache. We discovered through our crisis moments, we all have magic within us. This podcast is about awakening to a different perspective and being the creators of our own reality. Every Sunday, you can expect an abundance of stories from all kinds of...

Welcome to The Mindful Midlife Crisis, a podcast for people navigating the complexities and possibilities of life’s second half. I’m your host, Billy Lahr, an educator, personal trainer, meditation teacher, and overthinker who talks to experts who specialize in social and emotional learning, mindfulness, physical and emotional wellness, cultural awareness, finances, communication, relationships, dating, and parenting, all in an effort to help us better reflect, learn, and grow so we can live a more purpose-filled life. Take a deep breath, embrace the present, and journey with me through ...

Not old, but no longer young. Being a woman closing in on the age of 40 can be confusing. We'll discuss navigating a career and relationships when some days you feel young and others you notice another grey hair and wrinkle and realize your youth is slipping away. Can you relate? New content posted every Monday!

"California's Midlife Crisis" is from the May 27, 2016, Opinion section of The New York Times. It was written by Héctor Tobar and narrated by Barbara Benjamin-Creel.

"Capital’s Metro, Creaking at 40, Is Staring Down a Midlife Crisis" is from the April 03, 2016 U.S. section of The New York Times. It was written by Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Nicholas Fandos and narrated by Kristi Burns.

Friends, After 40 is like a conversation on your couch with close friends sharing relatable stories - improving relationships one conversation at a time.

Are you a woman in your late 30s, 40s, 50s who feels like your life needs a major reinvention, but you’re feeling stuck and unsure where to start? (And maybe worried that the life you really want is a little too “unconventional” and it’s a little too late to pursue it?)Welcome to the She Reinvented podcast!---In my own quest to reinvent and redesign all aspects of my life (after a major burnout in my 40s), I’m talking to women who transformed their own lives - well over the age of 35. ---From quitting their job and moving to another country, divorcing and starting over, rekindling ...