We Ain't Dead Yet
Lori Dube and Constance Bauer, long time friends, embark on an intimate journey chronicling their deep conversations about life, love, and aging. As her cover picture surely attests, Constance is more "furious" with the aging process and the way women in their third act are ghosted by society, and Lori is more "curious" about how she can lean into and learn from this aging process. In this podcast we will unpack issues that are impacting the hearts and souls of women over 60, as we walk together into the unknown of what lies ahead for us all. We hope you will join us on this journey.
Lyrics to our Theme Song, "Woman," composed by Julia Fortman
You can’t break me down, ‘cause I’m a woman.
Strong and powerful, just like I should be.
Try to cut me out, I’d like to see you try.
We may not be young, but we’re still kicking.
Out and having fun, cause life’s worth living.
I’m not sitting down…you’ll see me eye to eye.
I’ll be here and relevant ‘til the day I die.
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Thank you, ladies, for this excellent podcast. Um listening to you, thinking about the issues and the questions you raise and then being brave enough to try it out has been a wonderful experience and I appreciate um what you're doing. Thanks.
❤️Thanks Lori and Constance. This is just the sort of conversation that I long for... listening and telling our stories about the forbidden topic of death and dying...makes me wonder why this can't be part of our "regular" conversations. (I hope my attempt to follow you gets me reminded to join again!)
Hi Constance! It’s Judy Brusslan. I love the show, especially the walks around the block after the interview. I am gray with one brown streak (that is natural)! I do still wear blue leopard spot shirts. In this photo I’m with a friend I met in grad school: 2 science ladies that don’t die their hair…The other photo is my partner for almost 10 years. He as you can see is younger than me and is fine with my hair color!!! TY for wady!!!♥️♥️
Also, the inverse can be true too, about small bodies. Petite, beautiful women can be disrespected at work and beyond as child like and too pretty to be smart.
good conversation on body relationship. I am so sad that my.mom suffered with shame her whole life. But she did enjoy fashion and had style, was never invisible!