Got Trust ??? HomeExchange is for You (Episode 36)
Look in the mirror and ask yourself, “Would I let a stranger live in my house for a few weeks?” If the answer is yes… Home Exchange.
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WHO NAD? (Who Needs a Dog? Episode 35)
WHO NAD? (Who Needs a Dog?). Yuval and De’Ana tell us about their relationship changes, business changes and new life in Act III.
The Book of Life with Esther Russell (Episode 34)
The Book of Life with Esther Russell. This week we explore The Akashic Record with empath and entrepreneur Esther Russell.
Hot Flashes and Cool Topics (Episode 33)
Colleen Rosenblum and Bridget Biagi Garratt join Tessa in a lively chat about aging, an empty nest, menopause and Hot Flashes and Cool Topics.
Pat Whitty, Modern Elder (Episode 32)
This remarkable septuagenerian (age 78) is a picture of an Open Nester. Pat is a modern elder and is a member of the Modern Elder Academy.
#Open (Episode 31)
Consensual, ethical non-monogamy – delivered in an app… and community. This is about David and Amanda and their lives and program called #open.
Divorce, Dating, and Dreaming with Ava and Dan (Episode 30)
Divorce, Dating, and Dreaming with Ava and Dave. The Open Nesters Podcast Episode 30. Tessa interviews two fascinating divorcees.
Intersectionality (with Gloria Jackson Nefertiti Episode 29)
Gloria Jackson-Nefertiti is a poet, public speaker, photographer, and former fundamentalist Christian and cult member. Intersectionality.
Camp Reinvention (Episode 28)
Camp Reinvention. What can you do with your life… right now? !! Wendy and Dana can help with that question. The Open Nesters Podcast.
Co-Living and Community with Maggie Byrne (Episode 27)
Maggie originally was simply interested in real estate and while she was pursuing various opportunities in that area she came across this idea of co-living and began Cosy Quarters.