Today’s episode  of 'Women behind the wrinkles' will take you on a unique journey as Jewel Woolsey, 77, tell us about being a hairdresser, growing in confidence in the 60s, and working through drug addiction with her daughter.We apologize for the audio quality, the three of us were by phone. Our Season 1 will be recorded in person.In case you are wondering about 'OK Boomer' (the viral misunderstanding between Boomers and Millennials) in contrast, the 'Women behind the Wrinkles' podcast reaches across the generations. We love the wisdom of the older women we speak with, they have valuable advice for younger women, and are concerned about the modern pressures we are under. They hope that their stories can help us.

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Pilot episode 3 Jewel Woolsey

This episode of 'Women behind the wrinkles' will tickle you. It features Courtney Flanagan, 70,  who tells us about her hilarious career as a drama teacher, letting go, and finding the funny in everyday things.Thanks for listening and for providing any feedback.

Pilot episode 2 Courtney Flanagan

This episode of 'Women behind the wrinkles' will touch you. It features Lynda Ingersoll, 76 years old, who worked in a 'Mad Men' style marketing job, lost a child and brought up her autistic son in the 70s. We talk about the challenges women faced then and now.This is our pilot episode. Please be patient as we improve our audio quality etc. We will be posting two more pilots shortly and recording more guests in December. Please provide any feedback that can improve our product. We hope to launch Season 1 in the Spring of 2020. Thanks for listening!

Pilot episode Lynda Ingersoll

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