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Third Chapter Trio
Third Chapter Trio
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Well, what else would you do when you have something to say……a podcast of course. We are three (hence trio), 60+ women,who have been friends for 50 years, talking about our view of the world now that we are in the last third of our lives. We are going happily but not quietly into this next chapter and we have some perspectives of the past and future to share. Please listen and let us know what you think.
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Life doesn’t always slow down when we need it to.
In this episode, The Third Chapter Trio explores what it really means to cope during chaotic seasons—when life feels overwhelming, unpredictable, or simply too full. Through honest conversation and lived experience, they reflect on how chaos shows up in different ways and how our responses to it evolve over time.
From finding small moments of control to learning how to let go, this episode offers a thoughtful look at navigating uncertainty with more awareness, intention, and self-compassion.
If life has felt a little chaotic lately, this conversation might meet you exactly where you are.
What’s still on your bucket list—and why does it matter?
In this episode, we dive into the idea of bucket lists and how they evolve over time. What once felt like big, adventurous dreams may shift into experiences that focus more on connection, meaning, and presence. We reflect on the goals already achieved, the things we still hope to do, and how our understanding of what truly matters changes with time.
This conversation is part reflection, part inspiration—and a gentle reminder that it’s never too late to add something meaningful to your list.
“I’m fine.”
It’s one of the most common phrases we say—and one of the least examined.
In this episode, The Third Chapter Trio unpacks what we really mean when we say we’re fine. Is it protection? Habit? Politeness? Or sometimes a way of avoiding the deeper conversation altogether?
Through honest reflections and lived experience, the trio explores the quiet pressure to appear okay, the emotional layers hidden behind everyday responses, and the importance of creating spaces where people can be more truthful about how they’re really doing.
This conversation is a gentle reminder that sometimes “fine” is just the beginning of a much more meaningful discussion.
What is it about books that stay with us long after we’ve turned the last page?
In this episode, The Third Chapter Trio dives into the stories that shaped them — the books that challenged their thinking, offered comfort in certain seasons, and sparked meaningful conversations. From fiction that lingers to nonfiction that shifts perspective, this discussion explores why books matter and how reading evolves as we do.
Whether you’re an avid reader or someone looking for your next great read, this episode is a celebration of stories, insight, and the lasting impact of words.
What happens when things don’t go the way we planned—and the energy we were putting somewhere suddenly has nowhere to land?
In this episode, The Third Chapter Trio explores the idea of redirecting energy during seasons of change, disappointment, or uncertainty. From unmet expectations to shifting priorities, the conversation reflects on how energy doesn’t disappear—it moves. Together, they unpack how awareness, intention, and self-compassion can help us redirect that energy in ways that feel more aligned, grounded, and sustainable.
This episode is for anyone feeling stuck, restless, or caught between what was and what’s next.
What happens when things don’t go the way we planned—and the energy we were putting somewhere suddenly has nowhere to land?
In this episode, The Third Chapter Trio explores the idea of redirecting energy during seasons of change, disappointment, or uncertainty. From unmet expectations to shifting priorities, the conversation reflects on how energy doesn’t disappear—it moves. Together, we unpack how awareness, intention, and self-compassion can help us redirect that energy in ways that feel more aligned, grounded, and sustainable.
This episode is for anyone feeling stuck, restless, or caught between what was and what’s next.
“Imposter syndrome doesn’t disappear when you reach milestones.”
Ever notice the doubt doesn’t magically go away after success? You’re not alone. We’re talking about imposter syndrome—what it really looks like and how to move through it. 🎧
This season is full of shared traditions — but do they ground us, or quietly add pressure? Is the stress of the holidays coming from others… or from ourselves? We’re unpacking rituals, expectations, and what really matters right now. 🎧 Listen in.
Well how have your fears changed? We discuss what we have always been fearful of and what are new fears for us in our 60s.
Do you ever feel caught in the middle? Sometimes we do. Here are some thoughts on our experiences with this.
Well being in our 60s we did not grow up with Social Media. Here are some of our thoughts on the benefits and sometimes the pitfalls of this medium of communication. Hope this causes some "food for thought."
This was one of our favourite podcasts as we got to include our daughters. Our episode is longer so feel free to take a couple of listenings to hear the whole piece. We were interested to learn what our daughters have taken away from us that has assisted them in their lives. We hope you enjoy this podcast as much as we enjoyed recording it.
Welcome to the next episode of "The Third Chapter Trio." We hope you enjoy this episode.
What does joy really look like in this season of life—and why can it sometimes feel harder to access than we expect?
In this episode, we explore the quiet, evolving nature of joy. Through honest reflection and shared life experience, we talk about how joy shifts over time, how it can coexist with grief or uncertainty, and how small, intentional moments often hold more meaning than the big milestones we’re taught to chase.
This conversation is a gentle invitation to notice where joy is already present—and to rediscover what brings lightness in the midst of real life.



















