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202: NEXT CHAPTER: Betrayal, healing, and resilience with Tracey Yarad (re-release)

Tracey Yarad is an Australian singer-songwriter and pianist who transformed personal heartbreak into powerful storytelling. After a devastating betrayal in midlife, she channelled her pain into her one-woman musical show All The Pretty Things. Through raw honesty, humour, and music, she’s helping others heal while reclaiming her own voice. So powerful and inspiring!

We talk about:

Tracey’s journey and the birth of her show
The betrayal and its impact
The aftermath and healing process
The evolution of her show and its emotional depth
The role of meditation and celibacy
Her move to New York and new beginnings
The creation of her book and its impact
The power of forgiveness and letting go
Broader lessons and connections

And more!

Tracey’s shows: https://traceyyarad.com/all-these-pretty-things

Tracey’s website: www.traceyyarad.com

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157: Midlife update, solo with Rachel

Mag Mid podcast host Rachel is flying solo this week, talking about what’s been happening in her world. There’s a trip to the UK Houses of Parliament and a book recommendation in the New York Times in the mix! Check out what’s been catching her attention lately.

She talks about:

The success of the MenoClarity live event and how you can still access the recordings
Going to the heart of Government to talk about menopause
Menopause narratives and how they seem to keep getting worse
Her book, Magnificent Midlife, being recommended in the New York Times
The podcast season to date featuring: avoiding burnout, the crisis of care, staying fit as we age, healing through memoir, getting back on stage, digital publishing and traveling the world
Gendered ageism
Digital exclusion
How the Masters is going

And lots more!

Meeting Carolyn Harris MP at the Houses of Parliament

Resources mentioned:

You can still listen to the MenoClarity Live recordings: https://bit.ly/menoclaritylive

New York Times: (7 Books to Guide You Through Menopause): https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/18/well/live/menopause-books.html

Why not explore more..

Being wiser about menopause with Tania Elfersy

Tania Elfersy talks about how we can be wiser about the menopause transition, so we suffer less and feel its power more.

Why we need more MenoClarity

Talking to the founders of MenoClarity about why we’ve come together and what we hope to achieve with this group.

Why I Want To Change The Menopause Narrative

Menopause gets a bad rap. How about we re-frame it and change the menopause narrative, so we stop fighting it, and instead embrace it and find its gifts.

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93: Mothers, daughters, estrangement and healing with Laura Davis

Trigger Warning: Sexual Abuse

Laura Davis is the author of 6 non-fiction books which have sold more than 1.8 million copies. She’s talking here mainly about her latest book, her first memoir: The Burning Light of Two Stars: A Mother-Daughter Story. I finished the book the day before recording, and was profoundly moved by it. I was also very tearful. I’m grateful to Laura for sharing her story and giving me the opportunity to read it. I recommend the book for all women as we’re all daughters. And many of us have people who we’d like to be closer to.

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