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#123 Evolving: Finding Health & Happiness As We Age with Judy Bailey

#123 Evolving: Finding Health & Happiness As We Age with Judy Bailey

43min |08/05/2024
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#123 Evolving: Finding Health & Happiness As We Age with Judy Bailey

#123 Evolving: Finding Health & Happiness As We Age with Judy Bailey

43min |08/05/2024
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For New Zealanders, Judy Bailey ONZM is a household name, similar to Australia's Kerri-Anne Kennerley or America's Diane Sawyer.


Originally trained as a journalist, Judy went on to become an immensely popular newsreader, presenting primetime news for many years.

 

Fondly nicknamed 'Mother of the nation', and often dubbed a national treasure Judy’s now in her 70s and she's written the book, Evolving, Finding Health & Happiness As We Age.


Evolving is peppered with some of Judy's personal stories as well as the latest findings of growing older.


It serves as a brilliant handbook for anyone entering midlife and beyond covering everything to do with health and wellbeing in two parts.


From nutrition to dementia, death, grief and resilience Judy tackles the good and the bad including the subjects nobody wants to talk about.


I hope you enjoy our conversation.


In this episode, we talk about:


  • Evolving, Serena Williams and 'the R word' (4:38)

  • Navigating mental and physical change as you grow older (5:25)

  • The Harvard Study of Adult Development - the longest longitudinal study in the world (7:05)

  • The most profoundly effective thing you can do for yourself to age well (7:59)

  • The holistic aspect of health and wellbeing (8:42)

  • The Maori way of looking at health (9:22)\

  • The global issue of dementia (10:19)

  • Death, grief, paperwork and resilience (13:37)

  • Our fundamental need for relationships (15:38)

  • Marriage and melanoma (15:20)

  • On being 'Mother of the nation' (22:00)

  • The problem of loneliness (25:32)

  • Grandfriends (27:47)

  • Beauty, style and feeling invisible (29:30)

  • Sarcopenia (31:19)

  • The grey (hair) movement (32:14)

  • Shametenance - Professor Claire Chambers (34:48)

  • Gerotranscendence and death cleaning (35:40)

  • Inspirational books (39:00)


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Episode Resources:

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  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here

  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here

  • Visit the website here

  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.



Description

For New Zealanders, Judy Bailey ONZM is a household name, similar to Australia's Kerri-Anne Kennerley or America's Diane Sawyer.


Originally trained as a journalist, Judy went on to become an immensely popular newsreader, presenting primetime news for many years.

 

Fondly nicknamed 'Mother of the nation', and often dubbed a national treasure Judy’s now in her 70s and she's written the book, Evolving, Finding Health & Happiness As We Age.


Evolving is peppered with some of Judy's personal stories as well as the latest findings of growing older.


It serves as a brilliant handbook for anyone entering midlife and beyond covering everything to do with health and wellbeing in two parts.


From nutrition to dementia, death, grief and resilience Judy tackles the good and the bad including the subjects nobody wants to talk about.


I hope you enjoy our conversation.


In this episode, we talk about:


  • Evolving, Serena Williams and 'the R word' (4:38)

  • Navigating mental and physical change as you grow older (5:25)

  • The Harvard Study of Adult Development - the longest longitudinal study in the world (7:05)

  • The most profoundly effective thing you can do for yourself to age well (7:59)

  • The holistic aspect of health and wellbeing (8:42)

  • The Maori way of looking at health (9:22)\

  • The global issue of dementia (10:19)

  • Death, grief, paperwork and resilience (13:37)

  • Our fundamental need for relationships (15:38)

  • Marriage and melanoma (15:20)

  • On being 'Mother of the nation' (22:00)

  • The problem of loneliness (25:32)

  • Grandfriends (27:47)

  • Beauty, style and feeling invisible (29:30)

  • Sarcopenia (31:19)

  • The grey (hair) movement (32:14)

  • Shametenance - Professor Claire Chambers (34:48)

  • Gerotranscendence and death cleaning (35:40)

  • Inspirational books (39:00)


Would you rather see our smiling faces? 

Subscribe to our YouTube channel here 


Episode Resources:

Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe®

  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here

  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here

  • Visit the website here

  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.



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Description

For New Zealanders, Judy Bailey ONZM is a household name, similar to Australia's Kerri-Anne Kennerley or America's Diane Sawyer.


Originally trained as a journalist, Judy went on to become an immensely popular newsreader, presenting primetime news for many years.

 

Fondly nicknamed 'Mother of the nation', and often dubbed a national treasure Judy’s now in her 70s and she's written the book, Evolving, Finding Health & Happiness As We Age.


Evolving is peppered with some of Judy's personal stories as well as the latest findings of growing older.


It serves as a brilliant handbook for anyone entering midlife and beyond covering everything to do with health and wellbeing in two parts.


From nutrition to dementia, death, grief and resilience Judy tackles the good and the bad including the subjects nobody wants to talk about.


I hope you enjoy our conversation.


In this episode, we talk about:


  • Evolving, Serena Williams and 'the R word' (4:38)

  • Navigating mental and physical change as you grow older (5:25)

  • The Harvard Study of Adult Development - the longest longitudinal study in the world (7:05)

  • The most profoundly effective thing you can do for yourself to age well (7:59)

  • The holistic aspect of health and wellbeing (8:42)

  • The Maori way of looking at health (9:22)\

  • The global issue of dementia (10:19)

  • Death, grief, paperwork and resilience (13:37)

  • Our fundamental need for relationships (15:38)

  • Marriage and melanoma (15:20)

  • On being 'Mother of the nation' (22:00)

  • The problem of loneliness (25:32)

  • Grandfriends (27:47)

  • Beauty, style and feeling invisible (29:30)

  • Sarcopenia (31:19)

  • The grey (hair) movement (32:14)

  • Shametenance - Professor Claire Chambers (34:48)

  • Gerotranscendence and death cleaning (35:40)

  • Inspirational books (39:00)


Would you rather see our smiling faces? 

Subscribe to our YouTube channel here 


Episode Resources:

Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe®

  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here

  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here

  • Visit the website here

  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.



Description

For New Zealanders, Judy Bailey ONZM is a household name, similar to Australia's Kerri-Anne Kennerley or America's Diane Sawyer.


Originally trained as a journalist, Judy went on to become an immensely popular newsreader, presenting primetime news for many years.

 

Fondly nicknamed 'Mother of the nation', and often dubbed a national treasure Judy’s now in her 70s and she's written the book, Evolving, Finding Health & Happiness As We Age.


Evolving is peppered with some of Judy's personal stories as well as the latest findings of growing older.


It serves as a brilliant handbook for anyone entering midlife and beyond covering everything to do with health and wellbeing in two parts.


From nutrition to dementia, death, grief and resilience Judy tackles the good and the bad including the subjects nobody wants to talk about.


I hope you enjoy our conversation.


In this episode, we talk about:


  • Evolving, Serena Williams and 'the R word' (4:38)

  • Navigating mental and physical change as you grow older (5:25)

  • The Harvard Study of Adult Development - the longest longitudinal study in the world (7:05)

  • The most profoundly effective thing you can do for yourself to age well (7:59)

  • The holistic aspect of health and wellbeing (8:42)

  • The Maori way of looking at health (9:22)\

  • The global issue of dementia (10:19)

  • Death, grief, paperwork and resilience (13:37)

  • Our fundamental need for relationships (15:38)

  • Marriage and melanoma (15:20)

  • On being 'Mother of the nation' (22:00)

  • The problem of loneliness (25:32)

  • Grandfriends (27:47)

  • Beauty, style and feeling invisible (29:30)

  • Sarcopenia (31:19)

  • The grey (hair) movement (32:14)

  • Shametenance - Professor Claire Chambers (34:48)

  • Gerotranscendence and death cleaning (35:40)

  • Inspirational books (39:00)


Would you rather see our smiling faces? 

Subscribe to our YouTube channel here 


Episode Resources:

Women On Fire® is sponsored by MenoMe®

  • Follow MenoMe® on Instagram here

  • Follow MenoMe® on Facebook here

  • Visit the website here

  • Subscribe to the YouTube channel to watch the interviews here 


We're honoured you've joined Women On Fire® and hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, we would be grateful if you would leave us a 5-star review wherever you listen to your podcasts or subscribe to our YouTube channel. That way, we can reach as many women as possible with Women On Fire®.



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