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Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You

Dr. Amanda Hanson
Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You
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  • Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You

    The Method Behind The Movement: Dr. Amanda Hanson EP 70

    12/08/2026 | 57 min
    For the first time on this show, Dr. Amanda is not the one asking the questions.
    Her best friend and COO of Midlife Muse, Judith Nowlin, steps in to interview Dr. Amanda about the methodology she has spent nearly 30 years building. What unfolds is one of the most honest and revealing conversations she has ever had on camera. The origin story. The personal experiences that changed the entire trajectory of her work, the moment she realized that traditional psychology had been built without women in mind, and the methodology she built from scratch, tested on herself first, and has been used to change the lives of thousands of women across the globe.
    In this episode, we explore:
    Why traditional psychology has been failing women and the specific moment Dr. Amanda knew something had to change

    The two deeply personal experiences, her natural childbirths and her son's healing, that cracked open everything she thought she knew about medicine and the female body

    The methodology she built from the ground up and why it produces results in weeks that years of traditional therapy could not

    What it actually looks like to age naturally and openly in public and the real internal work that happens even for the woman teaching this

    The Divine Mother archetype, what she is, how to build her inside yourself, and why she is the key to coming home to who you actually are

    Why women are taught to fear their own emotions and what becomes available when they finally stop running from them

    What Dr. Amanda is most proud of and why it is the exact thing she was sent to the office for as a little girl

    The one woman from history Dr. Amanda would give anything to spend an afternoon with and what she would ask her

    This is a conversation about a woman who built something because nothing else was working. Who experimented on herself before she ever asked another woman to go there. Who has never once taken a client somewhere she had not already been willing to go herself.
    If you have been wondering whether this work is for you, this episode is your answer.
    Attend Magnetic, Dr. Amanda's signature Live Event

    Connect with Dr. Amanda on Instagram
    https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/
    Connect with Judith Nowlin:
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/judith-nowlin-3a9b82b
  • Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You

    It's Never Too Late To Begin Again: Marie Forleo EP 69

    08/07/2026 | 59 min
    You have been waiting to begin for longer than you want to admit.
    Maybe you have been sitting in a career that looks successful from the outside but feels like slow suffocation from the inside. Maybe you left everything to raise your family and now you are standing in your kitchen wondering who you are outside of that role. Maybe you have had an idea for years that lights you up and terrifies you in equal measure...and you keep telling yourself you will start when the time is right, when the kids are older, when you feel more ready, when you have more proof that it will actually work.
    And still that feeling keeps returning. No matter what you do.
    The most important thing you can do is trust it.
    In this conversation, Dr. Amanda sits down with Marie Forleo...the multi-passionate entrepreneur, founder of MarieTV and B-School, and bestselling author of Everything Is Figureoutable. From the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to bartending her way through a life coaching certification nobody had heard of yet, she built something that has changed the lives of millions of women around the world. What she built along the way was not just a business. It was a philosophy. And it begins with the radical idea that you were never behind. You were always becoming.
    In this episode, we explore:
    Why the body knows before the mind does...and what it looks like to actually trust that signal through fear and uncertainty

    Marie's journey through Wall Street, Vogue, and bartending to finally discovering what she was actually meant to build

    The philosophy of "everything is figureoutable" and why it is most powerful not in ambition but in devastation

    What Marie navigated when both her parents' health collapsed simultaneously...and what she learned about surrender, advocacy, and the limits of even the most resourced among us

    Why women believe they are behind...and why that belief has been running since their twenties

    What visibility really costs women and how to decide whether the camera is a skill to build or simply not your path

    The legacy Marie hopes to leave...and why joy is not a reward for work well done but the whole point

    The woman this episode is for has been talking herself out of her own beginning for years. She has called it being realistic. She has called it waiting for the right time. But the truth is simpler and harder than that. She is afraid that what is inside her is not enough.
    This conversation does not fix that fear. It does something better. It sits beside it and says: begin anyway. The voice inside you has been right about you from the start.
    Join the Muses Community
    https://www.amandahanson.com/themuses
    Connect with Dr. Amanda on Instagram
    https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/
    Connect with Marie Forleo:
    https://www.instagram.com/marieforleo/
  • Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You

    Intimacy Is a Skill Not a Feeling: Stefanos Sifandos EP 68

    10/06/2026 | 1 h 8 min
    There is a conversation most couples never get to have...because no one ever taught them the language for it. The language of the body. The language of the nervous system. The language of what it actually means to be safe enough to stay.
    This episode goes there.
    I sit down with Stefanos Sifandos, a behavioral scientist, author, and men's work facilitator with 25 years in the personal transformation space. Together we discuss what is really happening underneath the surface of modern relationships...why emotional intimacy feels so threatening to so many men...and what women can do when they are exhausted from carrying the emotional weight of a connection that never quite reaches them.
    In this episode, we explore:
    Why relationships fail not because of a lack of love, but because of a lack of nervous system capacity...and what that actually means for your partnership

    What is really at the root of male defensiveness and why your husband is not trying to hurt you when he shuts down

    The missing rites of passage for men and boys and how the absence of initiation is quietly destroying intimacy

    How I healed my father wound and what changed in my 30 year marriage the moment I did

    Why women have been conditioned to distrust themselves and the devastating cost of that for relationships and for men

    The truth about devotion in a swipe culture and whether deep commitment is still possible

    Stefanos's new book Tuned In and Turned On and how intimate relationship can become the fastest pathway to experiencing divinity in human form

    This conversation is for the woman who has loved hard and still feels far away from the connection she is aching for. The woman who has read all the books, done all the work, and still wonders why it is not translating into the relationship she deserves.
    The answer, more often than not, lives in the nervous system. In the wounds that were never named. In the moment we finally stop waiting for someone else to go first.
     
    Join the Muses Community https://amandahanson.com/themuses/
    Connect with Dr. Amanda on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/
    Connect with Stephanos Sifandos: https://www.instagram.com/stefanossifandos/
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  • Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You

    I Hired My Best Friend: Judith Nowlin EP 67

    13/05/2026 | 1 h 6 min
    There is a woman in your life...or perhaps you are still searching for her. The one who picks up the phone when no one else does. The one who holds your vision before it has a name, your heart before you have a plan. The one who does not shrink in the presence of your intensity, but instead reflects it back to you as the very thing that makes you extraordinary.
    Female friendship, when it is built on the right foundation, becomes the infrastructure of who you are allowed to become.
    In this episode, Dr. Amanda sits down with her very best friend of 20 years, Judith Nowlin, her co-founder on the groundbreaking iBirth app and now COO of Midlife Muse. Together, they unpack what has made their friendship not only endure, but deepen with every season, and what they believe every woman deserves to know about building the kind of sisterhood that lasts a lifetime.
    In this episode, we explore:
    Why true Safe Sisterhood begins with a rising tide mentality and how Judith's refusal to compete changed the entire trajectory of Dr. Amanda's life

    The mic drop moments that rewired both women's relationship to themselves and how one reframe can alter the course of an entire life

    Self-leadership as the quiet force behind thriving homes, lasting marriages, and friendships that grow rather than stagnate

    How Amanda and Judith co-founded iBirth, one of the very first pregnancy and postpartum apps, and what it taught them about saying yes before you know how

    Navigating a business transition with grace and how that moment became the foundation of even greater trust

    The promises made, the rituals kept, and the invisible agreements that make love feel like safety

    Why celebrating yourself out loud is one of the most generous things you can do for the women around you

    Some women walk into your life and stay long enough to build an empire beside you. Long enough to sit across from you and say: I was there. I knew who you were before you did.
    This conversation is for the woman who has always known, somewhere deep inside, that she was made for more than surface-level connection. The woman who wants to be truly known, genuinely celebrated, and held accountable to the fullest version of herself.
    That kind of sisterhood is not luck. It is a practice. And it is available to you.
    The Muses Community was built on this exact premise. That expansion is not the exception, it is the baseline. That women from around the world, at every stage of their becoming, can walk alongside one another with radical generosity and zero competition. That the rising of one woman lifts every woman in her orbit.
    If you are ready to be surrounded by women who have your back, who reflect your greatness back to you, and who are committed to going further together, your people are waiting for you inside the Muses Community. 
    Join The Muses Community 
    https://amandahanson.com/themuses/ 
    Connect with Dr. Amanda on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/
  • Midlife Muse: Things Your Mother Never Told You

    Why You Love Who You Love with Eli Harwood EP 66

    08/04/2026 | 1 h 3 min
    Most women believe they are struggling in relationships because they are choosing the wrong people. But what if the pattern began long before them?
    What if the way you learned to seek love, hold love, or even lose yourself in love…was formed in the very first relationships you ever experienced?
    Attachment has a way of shaping everything. Not just how you love, but how you trust, how you express your needs, how safe you feel being seen, and how you respond when connection feels uncertain.
    In this conversation with Eli Harwood, we explore what it means to understand those patterns, not from a place of blame, but from a place of awareness and responsibility.
    Because when you can see the pattern…you can begin to change it.
    In this episode, we explore:
    Why attachment patterns formed in childhood continue to show up in adult relationships.

    The difference between seeking a partner and unconsciously seeking a parent.

    How self-abandonment becomes a strategy for staying connected.

    The grief of not receiving what you needed, and why it must be faced to move forward.

    Why one secure relationship can shift your sense of self and your capacity for connection.

    How the mother wound can influence sisterhood, trust, and connection with other women.

    The importance of emotional maturity in leadership, healing, and relationships.

    What many women discover is that the ache they feel in relationships isn't about this moment. It lives deeper than that…in something that was never fully seen or safely held.
    And while you cannot go back and change where you came from, you can begin to meet your life differently now. In the way you choose. In the way you love. In the way you stay with yourself.
    This conversation is for the woman who is ready to stop repeating the same cycles…
    and start creating relationships that feel safe, steady, and real.
    If this episode resonates, share it with a woman who is learning to love without losing herself.
    Because this is work we were never meant to do alone.
    And if you feel called to go deeper into reclaiming your sense of self and emotional safety, my book Muse is available now. It is a guide for women returning to themselves.
    Order your copy of Muse
    https://amandahanson.com/muse/?utm_source=attachment&utm_medium=podcast&utm_content=eli&utm_campaign=podcast
    Connect with Dr. Amanda on Instagram
    https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse/
    Connect with Eli Harwood:
    https://www.instagram.com/attachmentnerd/
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The magnificence and rapture of womanhood are often not passed down from our mothers. We are all too familiar with stories of sacrificing, shrinking, and overcoming. The majority of women are left to feel like something is constantly missing. And what's usually missing is the feminine essence of every single one of them. Dr. Amanda Hanson is a clinical psychologist and a global influencer who has helped millions of women to reimagine their lives, reconnect with their feminine side, and heal generational trauma. In each episode, Dr. Amanda will introduce you to concepts of womanhood that will ignite your radiance, ease the confusion, and help you craft an unshakeable foundation of self-worth. Whether you are seeking guidance, inspiration, a deeper reflection on your life, or knowledge for making your lifetime of being a woman more fulfilling ~ The Midlife Muse podcast is for you. For women of all walks of life, regardless of their origin, religious views, age, or previous experiences, this is a universal platform that unites safe women across the globe.
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