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Join recovering lawyer Patsy Day as she navigates her own midlife career crossroads in real time. The Wobbly Middle explores that moment when we recognise that restless feeling, for what is - returning ambition - and begin actively questioning our direction. It's that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.Each season, Patsy sits down with women who share their career pivot stories about leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study and taking their long-neglected dreams seriouslyGuests include a teacher-turned-psychologist who went back to uni at 40 , a lawyer who made it to MasterChef: The Professionals, a midwife turned fem tech founder, and a journalist who started a comedy school. In Season 4, she's speaking to the women who changed direction in midlife to build the things that make our summers: the holidays we book, the books we read, the swimwear we brave, and the financial
Unknown Host hosts The Wobbly Middle: Women's Careers In Midlife, a business show with 32 episodes published.
Values-led and commercially minded Georgina Atwell turned a career crossroads moment and her knowledge of the publishing industry into two book businesses that give back. Georgina grew up with chocolate and books running
Travel blog income, going viral on Instagram and hut-to-hut hiking with kids - Bea Searle turned school holiday travel into a midlife career. Bea Searle has never quite known what she wanted to do but she is totally at e
Executive MBA, going back to study as a mature student, and finding your tribe in midlife with Urmi Dutta-Roy (CFO, The Folio Society) and Louise Welch (ex-PlayStation, now working fractionally) are executive MBA alumnae
Non-linear careers, midlife career change and what it takes to walk into a boardroom. Shefaly Yogendra - engineer, Cambridge PhD, portfolio board director and author of Uncharted Spaces: Reset the Agenda. Reimagine the B
From behind the scenes at the world's biggest fashion shows to the science behind the gut microbiome - Catherine Hurley Arbibe shows us a new road to gut health. Catherine read medicine at Oxford, modelled internationall
Women in midlife came of age between punk and the Spice Girls. That spirit doesn't leave you. If you're returning to work after a career break, rebuilding career confidence, or just need a shot of self-belief, Jacquie an
Comedy as a midlife career move — and why humour is one of the most powerful tools for change. What if the thing that makes you funny is the same thing that makes you powerful? Journalist, author and activist, Lynn Harri
A career pivot story about retraining as a psychologist after a career break — for women starting over in midlife. What happens when you realise the career you built isn't the life you want? Carri Simmons spent years as
Returning to work after a career break — the psychology of luck, neuroplasticity, and starting again in midlife. Julianne Miles knows what it takes to return to work because she's done it herself. After stepping away fro
The neuroscience behind action boards / vision boards and goal-setting — and how to use them at a career crossroads. Do action boards actually work, or are they just arts and crafts with ambition? In this bonus episode,
A career pivot story about rebuilding after redundancy — from risk consultant to magistrate and PhD researcher. When a long-term relationship ended in her twenties, Pip Symington chose adventure. She landed a job in Asia
Season 3 of The Wobbly Middle — real career reinvention stories for women starting over in midlife. The Wobbly Middle is back with a new season launching on Blue Monday, 19 January — that mid-January moment when morale p
Actress, writer, podcaster, and mother of three, Salima Saxton joins The Wobbly Middle Season 2 finale to talk about reclaiming yourself. From centre stage to the school gate and back again, Salima shares what it took to
From olympic dreams to a digital sisterhood, Joy Foster traded a career in the City for a quiver of arrows, followed love across borders and then and then, somewhat accidentally, became a digital entrepreneur. Her creati
...and how to build a brand. Liberating and taboo-busting, Rachael Newton (former hedge fund lawyer turned entrepreneur) is part of a new wave of founders, thinkers, and advocates throwing open the bathroom door and resh
Where female investors bring the values—and the returns. Experienced fund manager Leila Kardouche knew that to keep doing what she loved—investing—it had to be on her own terms. So she co-founded Variis Partners, a women
Sophia Champion de Crespigny loved physics. She studied civil engineering for 8 years, fascinated by structure and design. In the workplace, however, she found herself wading through actual sewage in the field - and the
We’ve got mail. Susannah and Patsy open the mailbag and respond to some of your excellent (occasionally panic-tinged) every-woman questions about navigating midlife career change. This means, Patsy, who usually prefers t
When Hannah McCracken returned to advertising after a career break raising her children, she anticipated going back at the same level, with some flexibility. She was met with a “no” — neatly packaged as professional advi
We get the inside scoop on what it was really like producing a live, chaotic political interview with then-candidate Donald Trump — the pressure, the reputational stakes, and Aundrea’s strategies for the toughest of inte
Lynn Harris
writer, comedian, activist, founder · Gold Comedy
1 appearance on this show
Dr Tara Swart
neuroscientist and bestselling author · The Source
1 appearance on this show
Salima Saxton
Writer, Performer, and Coach On How to Find Your Voice · Women Are Mad
1 appearance on this show
Aundrea Cline-Thomas
three-time Emmy winner and TV reporter · Mountain Court Media
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