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Hosted by Andrew Hatherley · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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Welcome to The Gray Divorce Podcast. Join Divorce Financial Advisor and Retirement Planning Counsellor Andrew Hatherley and guest experts as they help late life divorcees build the financial foundation for a meaningful life after divorce. There is life after divorce!
Andrew Hatherley hosts The Gray Divorce Podcast, a society show with 100 episodes published.
What have 100 episodes—and nearly a decade since experiencing gray divorce firsthand—taught Andrew Hatherley? In this special milestone episode, Andrew steps away from interviews to reflect on the journey that led to The
In Episode 99, Andrew Hatherley welcomes Nicole Sodoma, founder of Sodoma Law and one of the Southeast's leading family law attorneys, to discuss one of the most overlooked risks during divorce: social media. From vacati
Episode 98 explores the emotional and financial realities families face when a parent decides to remarry later in life. Why do adult children often react so strongly? How can parents protect both a new spouse and their c
Gray divorce doesn't just divide assets—it often transfers decades of financial responsibility overnight. In Episode 97, Andrew Hatherley shines a light on a growing issue facing women after divorce: the gap between the
How do finances shape dating and relationships after gray divorce? In Episode 95, Andrew Hatherley sits down with Dr. Lauren Harris, researcher and Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies at the Unive
High-conflict divorce can feel endless, emotionally exhausting, and financially devastating, especially later in life. In Episode 96, Andrew Hatherley welcomes Karen McMahon, high-conflict divorce strategist, to explore
Social media may seem harmless—but during divorce, it can quietly intensify conflict, damage relationships, and even impact legal outcomes. In Episode 94, Andrew explores the hidden dangers of social media during divorce
What if the key to a better divorce isn’t just hiring a lawyer—but building the right team from the start? In Episode 93, Andrew Hatherley sits down with Melissa Murphy Pavone, (CDFA) to discuss how a proactive, team-bas
Social Security decisions can mean the difference between financial security and costly mistakes—especially after divorce. In Episode 92, Andrew Hatherley is joined by Regina Hess, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CD
How do global conflicts—like rising tensions with Iran—impact your investments, especially if you’re divorcing or nearing retirement? In Episode 91, Andrew Hatherley breaks down what major geopolitical events really mean
Divorce can feel like climbing a mountain—exhausting, uncertain, and sometimes overwhelming. But what if the view at the top offers strength, clarity, and a new beginning? In Episode 90, Andrew Hatherley speaks with Oona
What happens when gray divorce collides with a cancer diagnosis—and the response is laughter? In Episode 88, Andrew Hatherley is joined by Greg Schwem , veteran stand-up comedian, corporate speaker, and author of Turning
What if divorce didn’t have to mean courtroom battles, skyrocketing legal bills, and emotional devastation? In Episode 88, Andrew Hatherley welcomes three members of the Collaborative Law Institute of Minnesota — family
What happens when a divorce settlement looks perfect on paper—but falls apart at the mortgage desk? In Episode 87, Andrew Hatherley welcomes back Tami Wollensak , Certified Divorce Lending Professional and mortgage indus
Sex and intimacy don’t disappear with age, but they do change. Andrew Hatherley welcomes JenMG, intimacy coach and educator, for a candid conversation about sex, desire, and connection in midlife and beyond. From long-te
Why is January called “Divorce Month? Why do divorce filings spike in the new year? Andrew explains that marriages don’t suddenly fail in January—rather, many couples postpone action until the holidays are over. Contribu
In Episode 84, Andrew talks with Amanda Mason, founder of the Solagree, about the innovative new approach to divorce that replaces courtroom battles with cooperation, predictability, and peace of mind. Amanda—an experien
Would you help your ex if they needed you? In Episode 83, Andrew chats with Elizabeth Verwey, author of Brave New Endings: True Stories of Caring for an Ex , to discuss how people show care for former partners through il
When Oprah Winfrey dedicates an episode of her podcast to Gray Divorce , people pay attention. In Episode 82, Andrew Hatherley shares his reflections on Oprah’s recent discussion, “Gray Divorce and Adult Children: The Fa
How do you handle the holidays after a late-life divorce? In Episode 81 of The Gray Divorce Podcast , Andrew Hatherley welcomes back Dr. Carol Hughes—renowned psychologist, mediator, and author of Home Will Never Be the
Karen McMahon
seasoned divorce coach, host of the Journey Beyond Divorce podcast · Journey Beyond Divorce
1 appearance on this show
Oona Metz
licensed independent clinical social worker, certified group psychotherapist, author
1 appearance on this show
Greg Schwem
1 appearance on this show
Tami Wollensak
licensed mortgage loan originator and Certified Divorce Lending Professional
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Carol Hughes
microbiologist · Biome4Pets
2 appearances on this show
James Traub
award-winning author
1 appearance on this show
Suzanne Campi
CPCC, ACC—Certified Co-Active Coach, Transition Coach, and Retirement Coach
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Brown
Dean of Arts and Sciences · Jennifer Brown Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Allen
Chief Clinical Officer & Head of Marketing · Therapy Partners Group
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Stevens
certified nutritional practitioner, breathwork facilitator, founder of JDS Holistic Health · Learning for a Sustainable Future
2 appearances on this show
Maria Natapov
step-parenting coach
1 appearance on this show
Bob Wischer
relationship engineer and founder · Men Becoming Better Men
1 appearance on this show
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