Show Notes
After 18 years with Bell Media and 13 years co-hosting and moderating CTV's The Social, a show I conceived and pitched to the network over 15 years ago, I am stepping into my next chapter. In this Season 4 debut, I set aside the usual expert interviews to sit down with you, the audience, and talk directly about what's happened, what's next, and why I'm choosing to build this next chapter on my own terms.
This is a departure from the show's usual focus on evidence-based women's health, and that's the point. Before diving back into the science, research, and conversations that built this podcast, I wanted to catch you up, in my own words, on the biggest transition of my career.
In this episode:
Why I am moving on from The Social and Bell Media after nearly two decades What it means to go from host to full-time media entrepreneur The real story behind building Aging Powerfully from a passion project into my primary focus What listeners can expect from Season 4 and beyond Why this next chapter is being built on my own terms, in her own way Explain how Substack is the new hub for all things Aging Powerfully Announcement of first Substack live aftershow guest to air Friday
A programming note:
The audio version of Aging Powerfully drops every Thursday, right where you already listen.
And there's something new this season. Video podcasts are now available on Substack, the new hub for all things Aging Powerfully. Watch full video episodes, get bonus content, and go deeper with the community shaping this next chapter.
Thank you for being here for this one. It means more than you know.
More from Aging Powerfully with Melissa Grelo
Last week, four powerhouse women joined me for the first ever Aging Powerfully Power Panel, and you told us loud and clear that you wanted more. So we're back for Part 2.
Why are so many women leaving their doctor's office with more questions than answers? For the first time on Aging Powerfully, I'm bringing together four powerhouse experts for one no holds barred conversation: a neuroscientist, a family physician and menopause specialist, a fitness and menopause expert, and a registered dietitian. Four lenses, one mission: helping you understand what is really happening in your body at midlife.
One year ago, Dr. Omolayo Famuyide sat down with me to talk about why menopause is not the same for all of us. In the menoverse, a year is an eternity. Since then, the U.S. FDA has stripped most of the 20 year old black box warning off hormone therapy, a major new review has weighed in on hormones and dementia, Health Canada has authorized a new nonhormonal option for hot flashes, and social media has served up a fresh wave of miracle cures and scare stories.
It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and this is one conversation every woman needs to hear.
She Doesn't Care About Your Excuses (And That's Why We Love Her)