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Do-Over Divas proves that life after 40 isn’t about slowing down—it’s about showing up, speaking out, and maybe even starting over (with better shoes this time). Hosted by Corie Vickers, Jill Shea, and Libby Silverman, this laugh-out-loud podcast dives into career pivots, wild reinventions, and the beautifully chaotic reality of figuring it all out… again. For women wondering what’s next, Do-Over Divas is your hype squad. With unfiltered conversations, behind-the-scenes confessions, and plenty of ”WTF just happened?” moments, it’s a rallying cry for anyone tired of being ...

One time a shaman told my mom that I was gonna be something special one day. That was me before I popped out the womb and into the world as a scrawny-looking 20-something. Now that I'm all grown up with trucks full of ideas, I have stories to tell. Just like the revolution will be televised, my mind will be televised also. Only for one day though, because I'm forgetful. I'm here on this little box you call a radio to tell you engaging stories that I experienced in my life. Think of it as me vs me vs the world vs a tunafish. I just keep on going until the mic stops working for the 30th time.

I have way too many thoughts in my mind I wanna release. You know that urge to release those random notes out your head and onto something? I don't use paper, I don't use notes sheet or anything. I just think off the top of my head.One day, I may tell you about one of those personal stories about the time that that thing happened. Next day, I'll be telling you what goes on behind the scenes of my artistry. I like to keep things open book, keeping y'all on your toes on what may happen next with these wild stories.Don't Play This Tape Over is an audio extension of my blogsite Left Vault. If you ...

On July 8, 2018, my life changed forever. My 94-year-old father—a native of Poland and a survivor of a Nazi labor camp—died peacefully at my childhood home. Despite my denial, I knew it was coming. I was confident I was prepared. I was not. No one truly is. I’m Michelle Gil, aka the Grief Curator, and this is the Don't Tell Me to Get Over It show, where we hold space for grief and rediscover joy – together.