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Late Bloomer Living Podcast

Yvonne Marchese

🌻 A Fresh Perspective on Midlife and Aging! 🌻 Every Wednesday, join host Yvonne Marchese as she interviews inspiring guests who’ve dared to reinvent themselves in midlife and experts who provide valuable guidance on navigating the unique challenges of aging. From health and wellness to creativity, business, relationships, and personal growth — each episode offers practical advice, uplifting stories, and fresh perspectives on aging.

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47:21

EP 155: Using Time Wisely... Season 3 Finale

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/08/02

Late Bloomer Living will be on hiatus after this episode, but we will be back in action with Season 4 on October 18, 2023! In this season finale, Yvonne and her close friend Lou Blaser explore the art of making space for what truly matters in life, including ambitious projects beyond the daily routine. They delve into the concept of "Using Time Wisely" and share their aspirations to prioritize activities that bring personal fulfillment, joy, and self-care. Along the way, they candidly discuss the

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48:09

EP 154: Stories That Need to be Told with Dominic Lawson

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/07/26

Our guest, Dominic Lawson, shares his thoughts on how his childhood and early life experiences have shaped his current career path as an award winning podcast producer. Dominic is an Army Veteran who was forced to retire early at the age of 22 due to health conditions. While early retirement was a setback, it also led him to where he is today. He is the creator, host and producer of the Black is America Podcast, which highlights little-known African-American figures and stories. He also produces

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47:17

EP 153: Starting a Business Later in Life - Brand...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/07/19

In this episode, we explore the world of entrepreneurship and the journey of starting a business later in life. Do you feel like you are too old to start a business? Our guest, Maggie Bergin, a Brand Strategist and the Owner of Be Understood Branding, shares her insights on how to build a distinct and irresistible brand strategy. In our conversation, we delve into Maggie's transition from working in Government Affairs to becoming an amazing brand strategist. If you are considering starting a

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53:03

EP 152: Playful Fitness at ANY Age with David Wilson

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/07/12

In this episode, we'll be discussing how we can continue to explore our physical capabilities as we age. Our guest, David Wilson, is a former high school creative writing teacher who now works as a movement coach, anti-ageism advocate and speaker. You may have seen his Instagram account, @oldscoolmoves, where he shares videos of himself pushing his own physical boundaries. David's mission is to help individuals become more curious, compassionate, and playful with their fitness, whether they're

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26:08

EP 151: Entrepreneurship at Any Age with Nina Hart

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/07/05

In this special podcast episode, Nina Hart joins us for a second time to talk about her journey to becoming an entrepreneur later in life. Nina is a writer, performer, and creativity coach for heartbroken artists. The conversation was originally recorded for a live stream talk show called Good Morning Entrepreneurs (GME) and it is an extended version of what aired on the show. GME was created for business owners who feel alone on their entrepreneurial journey to provide a space where entrepreneurs

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37:02

EP 150: Finding Healing and Hope through Flower...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/06/28

The healing power of nature is undeniable, and for Sally Halvorsen, photographing flowers became a therapeutic outlet after the death of her husband. With a camera in hand, she immersed herself in the beauty of the natural world, capturing the intricate details of delicate petals and vibrant colors. Through this process, she found solace and a renewed sense of purpose. As she shared her photos with others, she also found a sense of community and support. Through the simple act of photographing

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44:09

EP 149: Living a Sabbatical Life with Lori Saitz

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/06/21

In this episode, Lori Saitz is welcomed back for a "Where are they now?" conversation. She shares valuable insights on the importance of living with ease and flow, and how slowing down and recharging can lead to a more fulfilling life. Lori also suggests that we can incorporate the concept of a sabbatical into our daily lives, without actually taking a sabbatical. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on how they can implement these ideas into their own lives, and live with more balance and

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43:35

EP 148: A Father’s Journey to Becoming a Published...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/06/14

In this episode, we'll hear about Paul Lamb's journey to becoming a writer. Paul never gave up on his dream while raising a family and working to support them. In addition to his corporate job, he started writing freelance feature articles. Eventually, he abandoned feature work altogether and found great satisfaction in writing fictional short stories. One of those stories grew into his debut novel, One-Match Fire. Now retired from the business world, Paul has the freedom to pursue his writing as

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33:33

EP 147: Celebrating Three Years of Proving It’s Never...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/06/07

Get ready to party like it's 1999, because the Late Bloomer Living podcast is turning three! That's right, three years of celebrating midlife and proving that it's never too late to reinvent yourself. Whether you're 30 or 70, this podcast is all about embracing your inner late bloomer and realizing that you're not too old to chase your dreams. This episode is filled with the voices of previous guests and listeners... So join us for our anniversary episode as we raise a glass to all the incredible

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36:40

EP 146: Midlife Emergence with Jen Berlingo

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/05/31

In this podcast episode, we explore the courage it takes to liberate the unexpressed part of ourselves that longs to be set free. It can be daunting to acknowledge and act upon, especially in midlife when we've already met society's expectations. Our guest, Jen Berlingo, is a midlife coach who helps women navigate major life transitions. She shares her own experiences and insights from her book Midlife Emergence: Free Your Inner Fire. Join us as we discuss how to awaken to our inner call, even if

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42:56

EP 145: Redefining Beauty for Women of All Ages with...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/05/24

In this “Where are they Now?” episode, Dara Goldberg is back to discuss her new mission as the Founder of the Endless Beauty Collective. She is working to challenge the beauty industry's messaging that beauty is only for the young and that aging is something to avoid. The Endless Beauty Collective is a platform, an agenda, and a community of thousands of women - along with a growing number of pro age beauty brands - collectively on a mission to get the beauty industry to stop the use of the phrase

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45:38

EP 144: From Music Executive to Best-Selling Author...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/05/17

In this inspiring episode, you’ll get to know Rick Bleiweiss, a former music industry executive turned novelist. At the age of 77, Rick published his first novel, "Pignon Scorbion & The Barbershop Detectives", which quickly became a best-seller on Amazon. Now, with the release of his second book in the series, "Murder in Haxford", Rick proves that it's never too late to pursue your dreams. Join us as we delve into Rick's journey towards becoming a successful author and gain valuable insights on how

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49:02

EP 143: You Should Have Known with Rebecca Keller

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/05/10

Rebecca Keller has published her debut novel at the age of 64. She’s an internationally exhibited artist, a college professor and Fulbright Scholar. But once upon a time she worked as a house-cleaner, shuttle driver, waitress, and nursing home cook. She got a graduate degree to improve her lot, and ended up working in museums and became a professor while making her own art at night. Eventually, she began writing fiction and her short stories have been nominated for a Pushcart prize. In this

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42:28

EP 142: Betting on Yourself with Lynn McNutt

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/05/03

Lynn McNutt joins the podcast for a second time to talk about her experience writing, producing, and performing her first one-woman show at the age of 55. The show, "Blue: A Rhapsody in Blubber," features Lynn playing three characters who are searching for family, dealing with grief, and wanting to communicate with loved ones who have passed away. The director of the production, Erika Batdorf, also joins the conversation. The show's development took six years, and Lynn's story is one of courage and

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35:21

EP 141: Pushing Past Fear: Open Water Swimming with...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/04/26

This week, Yvonne Marchese talks to Valerie Farber, who shares her story of how she pushed herself out of her comfort zone by swimming in the open waters of Brooklyn, NY after the swimming pools shut down due to COVID. Despite her long-held fears and anxiety about the big, wild blue, and with the help of tools she knew as an architectural designer, Valerie was able to overcome her fears and surprise herself by learning to love swimming year-round in the cold waters off Brooklyn, NY. Her experience

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18:34

EP 140: Habit Changes for Saving the Planet with...

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/04/19

In this episode, I'll be discussing Earth Day and why it's important to talk about how we can create and keep up with environmentally sustainable habits in our daily lives. Although I've been hesitant to bring it up on the podcast, I believe it aligns with our mission of challenging ourselves to grow through discomfort. In this episode I'll be introducing my plans to dive deeper into the topic in future episodes featuring inspiring guests. Join me in celebrating Earth Day and making positive

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47:01

EP 139: Everybody Dance with Dan Watt

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/04/12

Join us for an inspiring conversation about the power of dance as a means of expression, even for those with physical or mental limitations. After ten years working for major film studios, our guest Dan Watt decided to go out on his own to make films focusing on stories that explore the human experience, humanity, spirituality, and social issues. In this conversation, Dan shares his experience producing and directing his first film at the age of 57. "Everybody Dance," follows five children with

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EP 138: Do What You Can with Jane Olson

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/04/05

Jane Olson was a middle-aged mother of three who took a leap of faith and pursued volunteer humanitarian work in her mid-forties. After dropping off her youngest child at college, she boarded a plane to Russia which was only the beginning of her journey. She became a champion for promoting peace and justice, eventually serving as Chair of the International Board of Human Rights Watch and co-chair of the Women's Refugee Commission. Jane shares her experiences working with refugees in war-torn

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27:15

EP 137: Late Blooming Entrepreneurship with Cat Corchado

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/03/29

This is a “Where are they now” episode. Cat Corchado is someone who is continually changing, adapting and growing. I'm having her back on my podcast for the 2nd time because this year at the age of 65 she launched an online community called Small Space Pilates. Tune in for a discussion about the mindset involved when you become an entrepreneur later in life.

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46:12

EP 136: Trial by Fire with Brahna Yassky

Late Bloomer Living Podcast ·

2023/03/22

In this episode, we’re exploring the concept of "do overs" and the courage it takes to keep taking chances. I'm joined by Brahna Yassky, who embarked on her fifth career as a writer at the age of 60. Her debut book, "Slow Dancing with Fire," is a memoir of resilience that addresses universal issues of beauty, identity, and visibility vs. invisibility. Her story encourages everyone to believe that do-overs are possible, no matter what age you are. Tune in to be inspired!

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