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Episodes: 129
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
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Chip Conley - Bestselling author of Learning to Love Midlife and founder of MEA (Modern Elder Academy). He hosts the one-hour podcast The Midlife Chrysalis and leads conversations about the profound transitions ...
Ellen Langer - Aging And Mind-body Effects; Mindfulness; The Counterclockwise Study; Flexibility Of Beliefs About Aging; Learning And Performance At Any Age
Alain de Botton - Happiness And Fulfillment; Status Anxiety; Midlife Changes; Friendship And Heartbreak; Love And Relationships; Self-knowledge And Meaning
The Biggest Myth We Believe About Aging | Dr. Michael Gurven
July 03, 2026
Most of us have been taught that humans used to die young, aging means decline, and longevity is something only modern science can unlock. Anthropologist Dr. Michael Gurven offers a very different perspective.In this episode of Midlife Chrysalis, Chip Conley sits down with Dr. Gurven, author of Seven Decades, to explore what indigenous cultures can teach us about aging, health, purpose, and living well.Together, they discuss:Why humans often lived much longer than we assumeWhat traditional so...
Stop Trying to Fit In: The Hidden Gift of Aging
July 01, 2026
What if one of the greatest gifts of aging is finally caring less about fitting in?In this Wisdom Wednesday conversation, Chip Conley and Derek Gehl explore why growing older isn't just about gaining wisdom, but about gaining the freedom to become more fully yourself.Chip shares why authenticity becomes more important than achievement, how we shift from building a resume to building a legacy, and why embracing your quirks may be one of the healthiest forms of personal growth.In this episo...
Can Your Mind Change How You Age? | Ellen Langer
June 29, 2026
Aging may have less to do with your body than you think.In this fascinating conversation, Chip Conley talks with Harvard psychologist Ellen Langer, whose groundbreaking research has spent decades challenging what we think we know about aging, health, mindfulness, and human potential.Drawing on stories from her life and her famous Counterclockwise study, Ellen explains why many of the limits we accept as part of growing older may be more flexible than we realize.In this episode, you'll dis...
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