No Really...We're Fine

What Women Carry

After a few quiet months, we're back! Well this episode is just me but Deborah will be back soon. We are easing into things with a shorter episode that asks the question, What do women carry? Inspired by a passage from a book by Maira Kalman titled Women Holding Things. We reflect on the invisible weight so many women carry each day.

So...What's Next?

Instead of creating a whole new you for the New Year, we're asking a better question, What's Next? This episode is about the space between who we've been and where we might be headed - without the pressure to reinvent ourselves. We talk honestly about uncertainty, hope, fear, curiosity and why it is never too late to imagine what comes next. We invite you to join the conversation. What's next for you?

The BIG M!

In this episode, we are talking about the life stage no one really prepared us for, yet nearly every woman will experience. We will discuss brain for, hot flashes, shifting hormones and why so many women feel dismissed or unprepared when they seek help. As well as the care gap that exists in medical treatment of menopause.

A Halloween Special!

The life and legend of Edgar Allan Poe. Step into the shadowy world of Edgar Allan Poe. the man behind the madness, mystery and melancholy. In this special Halloween episode of No,Really... We're Fine, we unravel the the truth behind the myths: was Poe really the tortured, drunken soul that history painted him to be, or something far more tragic and misunderstood.

Friends Forever Or Maybe Not!

In this episode, Deborah and Sue Ellen bring on their other best pal to discuss the complexities of friendships, particularly as they navigate social connections as we age. They explore the nature of friendships, the challenges of making new friends, and the importance of maintaining long-lasting relationships. The conversation highlights how life changes impact friendships and the significance of community and connection in adulthood. The hosts share personal anecdotes and insights on the work required to sustain friendships, the impact of maturity on relationships, and the acceptance of change in social dynamics.