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We talk to our young girls about puberty, but no one prepares us for what happens next. The hormonal shifts of perimenopause, the identity shifts of midlife, and the life transitions that come with it—these are conversations we should be having much sooner.

In this episode, I sit down with Kerri Devine, writer, storyteller, and founder of Hot in Charleston, a community helping women feel seen and supported as they navigate life’s transitions. Kerri is also the creator of Midlife Monologues, a powerful stage production that brings women’s real stories to life. We discuss why midlife is about more than just menopause, why this conversation needs to include women of all ages, and how sharing our stories can help us move through life’s changes with more awareness, support, and authenticity.

In This Episode, We Discuss:

•  The inspiration behind Midlife Monologues and how it became a sold-out show
• Why perimenopause and midlife transitions often take women by surprise
• The importance of intergenerational conversations and changing the narrative around aging
• How storytelling builds empathy, connection, and community
• Practical ways to navigate identity shifts and step into the next season of life with confidence

Important Links & Resources:

🎟 Get Tickets for Midlife Monologues (March 12, 2025 – Charleston Music Hall) or Livestream Access: https://www.midlife-monologues.com/

📲 Follow Kerri Devine & Stay Connected:
Hot in Charleston on Instagram: @hotincharleston

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