
About this episode
What happens when you climb the ladder of success, check all the boxes, and still feel completely disconnected from yourself?
In this raw and hilarious conversation, Amanda sits down with Erin Keating—creator of the Hotter Than Ever podcast—to talk midlife reinvention, sexual reclamation, and what it really takes to stop abandoning yourself. Erin shares her unfiltered story of awakening after a sexless marriage, a COVID hospitalization, a layoff, and turning 50—all of which cracked her open to a wildly new and more authentic life.
In this episode:
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The moment Erin realized something had to change
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How one potent question changed everything
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What happens when women stop abandoning themselves and reclaim their voice
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How Erin reconnected to her pleasure after a decade of disconnection
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Why reclaiming your weirdness might be the most powerful move of midlife
Listen now to hear how one woman went from overworked to unapologetically alive.
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