
<p>Kim Rahir has a pretty incredible story - after an exciting career as an international journalist, she faced not one, but two devastating and frightening health scares. She fought back through resistance - literal...


A reminder that it’s never too late to start your next chapter. On The Second Chapter, serial careerist Kristin Duffy chats with women who started the second (or third... or fifth!) chapter in their careers and lives, after 35. You'll find inspiring stories, have a few laughs, and maybe even be motivated to turn the page on your own second chapter! The Second Chapter is brought to you by Slackline Productions- a company dedicated to telling the stories of women over 35 through theatre, film and podcast. Women 35+ living their best chapter yet!
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Signup to Generate a PitchA reminder that it’s never too late to start your next chapter. On The Second Chapter, serial careerist Kristin Duffy chats with women who started the second (or third... or fifth!) chapter in their careers and lives, after 35.
Recent episodes include "Overcoming Resistance with Champion Weightlifter, Kim Rahir" (28 December 2024, 55 minutes), "Getting Steamy with Sex-Positive Novelist, Christina Braver" (12 December 2024, 64 minutes), and "New Year, New Chapter, Same Fabulous You!" (17 January 2024, 17 minutes).
The Second Chapter publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 47 minutes across 112 episodes.
Booking probability for The Second Chapter is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Second Chapter requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Second Chapter's contact route on record: verified email.
The Second Chapter is a society podcast with 112 episodes published.
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<p>Despite a "having it all" life in New York City, under the surface, Amber James was anything but happy. A pandemic, two health crises, and a family death led Amber to take a risk, blow up her life, and start all over...

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<p>Judy Foreman's life changes have happened through her journey from childhood abuse to empowerment. After an abusive childhood, Judy discovered the unyielding spirit that led her to peace.</p><p>In Judy's latest book...

<p>Jennifer Andrews was a speech therapist ready for something different. A gift from a young client provided the spark and led Jennifer to using her love of connection to found treppie.com</p><p>Treppie is an online...

<p>Matilda Leyser is the author of No Season but the Summer, a novel that combines the Greek Persephone myth with modern day England, climate change, and, ultimately, a story about mother-daughter relationships...

<p>In this, my last episode of season nine, I'm speaking with Patricia Stallworth. The subject of money is one that many of us are uncomfortable discussing, which is why I loved having Patricia as a guest! </p><p>After...

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<p>Absinthia Vermut's love for art history and unusual parties led her to an event in 1996, where she tried absinthe (illegally) for the first time. </p><p>Fast-forward to the legalisation of absinthe in the US and...

<p>Kelli Dunham is a standup comic, a registered nurse, an author, a storyteller, and... wait for it... an ex nun. Kelli's website says, "I don't know how all of this came together on a resume", but I've done my best to...

<p>This week I’m speaking with pizza artist, Miriam Weiskind. Formerly a graphic designer... ahem, brand strategist... Miriam found a way to combine two of her greatest loves, running and pizza, in a way she never...
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