School of Midlife

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hello@ampersand-studios.com

laurie@lauriereynoldson.com

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193. "I Could Never": Why Are You Still Asking Permission to Live Your Own Life?

October 06, 2026

That's great for you...but I could never. What's really underneath that line, and why the answer is almost always permission.Laurie is recording from Bordeaux this week, a couple weeks into a two-month stretch in France that a lot of people have had a lot of feelings about. After the now-infamous Must Be Nice episode, she kept noticing a quieter cousin of that reaction. Not the backhanded compliment. The other one."That's so great for you. But I could never."So she st...

192. Your Mother-in-Law Passes Away on Monday. Your Flight Leaves on Wednesday. Now What?

September 30, 2026

Rigidity or serendipity. Guardedness or openness. What Human Design taught Laurie about the week when things didn't go quite as planned.Your mother-in-law dies on Monday. You're supposed to get on a plane to France for nearly two months on Wednesday.A younger Laurie would have read that as a sign. Selfish to go. Time's not right. Clearly the universe is telling you to stay where you are. This time, she got on the plane… and in this episode (recorded from France, so forgive the ...

191. "Must Be Nice": What Women Actually Mean When They Say That

September 15, 2026

Why "must be nice" says more about the person saying it than it does about you — and what it actually takes to build the life other people call lucky.Someone found out Laurie is going to France and said, "Must be nice." A week later, a different woman heard the exact same news and said, "Oh my God, that sounds amazing."Same information. Two totally different responses. In this episode, Laurie digs into that gap — why some women respond to another woman's cho...

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What is the email for School of Midlife?

The publicly listed emails for School of Midlife: hello@ampersand-studios.com and laurie@lauriereynoldson.com.

How many listeners does School of Midlife have?

Podseeker estimates School of Midlife reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for School of Midlife?

School of Midlife typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Founders, coaches, wellness professionals, and subject-matter experts with credible personal or professional experience relevant to midlife, women's health, entrepreneurship, or major life transitions. Common among recent guests: Founded or built a niche business, newsletter, or media platform; Developed practical expertise or resources for women navigating midlife; Demonstrated a relatable, experience-based perspective with actionable advice. Recent guests include Brooke Amidei.

How hard is it to get booked on School of Midlife?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does School of Midlife cover?

Recent episodes cover Midlife, Personal Leadership, Women's Health, Career, and Life Transitions. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.