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The Boomer Woman’s Podcast

2026 is the 7th Season of The Boomer Woman’s Podcast. The theme for 2026 is ”That was then. This now.

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Sep 10, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    What Are You Retiring To? Reinvention, Creativity & Starting Again | Paula Panariello (opens the original)

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    Retirement left Paula Panariello with a question she hadn't spent much time asking before: What would I actually like to do? An avid historical-romance reader, Paula decided to try writing one herself. Her first manuscript needed plenty of help, but the story was good — and seven novels later, Paula now comfortably calls herself an author. In our conversation, we talk about: finding something meaningful to retire to, not simply something to retire from becoming a beginner later in life getting p

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Can We Change the Stories We Carry After 60? with Craig Meriwether (opens the original)

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    Can we really change patterns we've carried for decades? Craig Meriwether is a clinical hypnotherapist, medical hypnosis specialist and subconscious transformation expert. In this conversation, Craig takes us beneath the conscious thoughts we know so well and into the patterns and beliefs that may have been quietly influencing us for years. We talk about how the subconscious mind tries to keep us safe, why an old response that once protected us may no longer serve us, and why understanding a beh

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    You’re Never Too Old to Begin Again with Shirley B. Novack (opens the original)

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    hirley B. Novack has reinvented herself more than once—or twice. She grew up in a family where girls weren’t expected to go to college, worked to put herself through school anyway, entered laboratory science, became a teacher, raised three children, built a decades-long career in interior design, opened a summer candy shop and eventually returned to the dream she'd carried since childhood: writing. At nine years old, a teacher told Shirley never to stop writing because he believed she could beco

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    When Success Isn't Enough: Reinvention, Health & Purpose After 60 with Lorie Eber (opens the original)

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    What happens when you've built the successful career, proved you could do it — and realize you don't want to spend the rest of your life doing more of the same? Lorie Eber spent 23 years as a corporate litigator, became a partner and successfully opened a branch office others predicted would fail. Then, at 49, she walked away. What followed wasn't an instant reinvention. It was a decade of trying things, discovering abilities she didn't know she had, and eventually building a second career aroun

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Semper Gumbi: Staying Flexible Through Life's Transitions | Chip Scholz (opens the original)

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    What happens when the roles, titles and definitions of success that once shaped us no longer fit? Chip Scholz joins Agnes for a warm, wide-ranging conversation about identity, marriage, family, resilience, usefulness and the quiet wisdom that comes from living long enough to reconsider what really matters. After a later-life layoff, a stroke, 42 years of marriage, raising three daughters and nearly three decades of coaching others through change, Chip has learned something about starting over: f

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