Keep It Juicy

Jan Newberry was a magazine editor when she was laid off and, suddenly, she found out what it’s like to look for work when you’re over 60. It’s not fun. But, let’s just say, Jan didn’t take it lying down. Jan Newberry, on Keep it Juicy! eFT1FbFHMrWqathaOBul

We talk chaos and confidence and something that can blow that confidence right out of the water…romance scams. Guest Gina L Osborn, knows a thing or two about all of those things. She’s been in counter-intelligence and investigated some of the highest profile espionage cases in Europe. She left the FBI in 2018 and is now a leadership consultant and has her own podcast, Lead Like A Lady. Chaos, confidence and romance scams, on Keep it Juicy!

Kate Hoepke heads up the Village Movement in California. The Village Movement is a nationwide effort to create a community so people who are old and alone can stay in their own houses and not be so alone. Kate Hoepke on Keep it Juicy.

Books are magical. They can take you away from bad times and they can enhance empathy by putting you in the skin of someone who isn’t like you at all. This episode's  guest gets to be around books all the time. In fact, her own love story sounds like something out of one of the romances she sells. Owner of Buxton Books in Charleston, Polly Buxton, on Keep it Juicy!

Sleep. It’s the Holy Grail for some of us. Just when we think we’ve got it, a neighbor’s car alarm goes off. Or a pet gets restless. Or it’s too hot or too cold. Good sleep is a skill and today’s guest talks about how to grab on to that elusive elixir. Sleep, with Mollie McGlocklin, on Keep it Juicy!  

She's not a doc, but Cheryl Meyer was sick and tired of being sick and tired, so she became a health coach and learned about all the toxins we live with every day. Yikes! Forget what's in your wallet, what's in your household?! Toxins, on Keep it Juicy! 

Elongated eyeballs. Spikes on our necks. Ask science...we are evolving into monsters! 

We talk with Susan J Douglas, author of the best-selling In Our Prime: How Older Women are Reinventing the Road Ahead. We’re talking about the force that older women represent – not just in wisdom, but in pure economic and societal impact. So why does our culture keep trying to erase us? Susan J Douglas on Keep it Juicy!

We talk with Sharon Middleton McGhee. Sharon works for the airport authority in Charleston, and she’s the first African American woman and the first African American director there. She got her training in human resources and we talk HR and the removal of the Calhoun statue in the middle of the city – turns out, Sharon’s probably a descendent of the former vice president and slavery apologist. Sharon Middleton McGhee on Keep it Juicy!

We talk with Sharon Middleton McGhee. Sharon works for the airport authority in Charleston, and she’s the first African American woman and the first African American director there. She got her training in human resources and we talk HR and the removal of the Calhoun statue in the middle of the city – turns out, Sharon’s probably a descendent of the former vice president and slavery apologist. Sharon Middleton McGhee on Keep it Juicy!