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Join Kaye Adams and Karen McKenzie on How to be 60 as they catch up with the fabulous Linda Lusardi! At 66, Linda is living life to the fullest and isn’t holding back. From her iconic days as a page three model to navigating the ups and downs of aging, Linda shares her journey with humor, heart, and a refreshing dose of honesty. She talks about embracing her age, finding freedom from beauty pressures, and discovering what truly matters in life. It’s a sunny, feel-good chat that proves getting older is just the start of a brand new adventure!
Linda is starring in Sleeping Beauty at the Empire Theatre in Blackburn on the 13th April 2025 https://blackburnempire.com/show/sleeping-beauty/
Got thoughts to share? Email Kaye and Karen at [email protected] – they’d love to hear from you
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This week’s Midweek Catch-Up takes a surprising turn as Kaye and Karen dive into the new Bridget Jones movie, sparking a candid chat about relationships, sex, and dating in your 50s. With hilarious Instagram poll results and brutally honest listener comments, they ask: how much of a priority is intimacy for women over 50? From menopause myths to the perils of online dating, this episode is full of laughs, unexpected truths, and maybe even a few fire emojis… 🔥🔥🔥 Email us your thoughts at [email protected]
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In this episode of "How to Be 60" with Kaye Adams and Karen MacKenzie, legendary boxer and promoter Barry McGuigan shares his journey of staying fit at 64, the secrets to his 44-year marriage, and the emotional experiences that shaped his life. From his rigorous gym routine to the love story that started when he was just five years old, Barry’s insights are as inspiring as they are heartwarming. Email your thoughts and stories to [email protected], and don’t forget to subscribe for more amazing conversations.
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In this week’s midweek catch-up, Kaye and Karen share laugh-out-loud kitchen mishaps—from marmalade disasters that almost set the kitchen on fire to a hilarious run-in with firemen over incinerated pancakes! They also dive deep into a listener's heartfelt email about the challenges of post-menopause. From brain fog and imposter syndrome to finding hope and light at the end of the tunnel, they share personal experiences, community insights, and a dose of humor. Tune in for a candid conversation about navigating life’s messy (and sometimes smoky) moments.
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Christine Mackie is proof that life in your 60s can be full of new beginnings and boundless creativity! In this uplifting episode of How to Be 60, the actress and playwright shares how she turned personal loss into powerful storytelling, writing her first play in her 60s and discovering newfound freedom along the way. With humor, heart, and a zest for life, Christine shows us that it’s never too late to chase your dreams and live boldly.
We’d love to hear your thoughts! Drop us a line at [email protected].
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Kaye and Karen are back for a How to Be 60 Midweek Catchup, diving into the highs and hilarious lows of Valentine's Day. From lazy airport chocolates to heart-shaped pies, they debate whether romance fades or just evolves over time. Plus, a throwback to a love story involving a Tory, a Porsche, and a signed Margaret Thatcher autobiography! Join us for laughs, love lessons, and listener stories on what really keeps relationships ticking.
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On this week’s How To Be 60, we’re joined by the legendary Paul McKenna as he reflects on turning 60 and what it means to embrace this milestone with confidence. The world-renowned hypnotherapist and self-help guru opens up about how his mindset has evolved with age, why he’s shifting away from relentless goal-setting, and the life lessons that have shaped him. From self-acceptance to staying healthy, finding purpose, and rethinking success, Paul shares invaluable insights on making the most of life beyond 60. Plus, he gets candid about love, personal struggles, and why he believes the best years might still be ahead.
Get in touch: Share your thoughts and stories with us at [email protected]!
Find out more about what Paul is up to at paulmckenna.com
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In this Midweek Catchup, Kay and Karen dive into the realities of retiring abroad—dream or disaster? After last week’s chat about moving to the sun, they received a fantastic email from listener Brenda, who shares her rollercoaster experience of relocating to France, working with Eurocamp, and the unexpected legal nightmares that followed.
Kay also embraces the advice to seek "pockets of joy"—from impromptu trips to theatre outings and reconnecting with old friends. But could she really swap city life for a quaint countryside escape? And what happens when a campervan sale turns into a £20,000 legal battle?
Plus, a surprise message from listener Jason (aka "High Queens") about vegan tablet, Alan Cumming, and the joys of Scottish sweets.
Email us your own midweek musings at [email protected]—we’d love to hear from you!
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Professor David Wilson joins Kaye and Karen for a chat about life at 67, career reinvention, and why true crime fascinates us. From working with Britain’s most notorious criminals to his surprising take on aging, David shares wisdom, wit, and a few jaw-dropping stories. Plus, what does he make of the How to Be 60 obsession with creaking joints and pubes? Tune in for laughs, life lessons, and some serious food for thought!
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On this week's How to Be 60, Kaye and Karen dive into the sun-soaked topic of retirement dreams—should you stay or should you go? From battling wind with an unruly golf umbrella to fantasising about Spanish sunshine, they candidly explore the allure of relocating abroad, the emotional tug of family ties, and the anxiety of starting over socially. With heartfelt listener stories about bold moves to France, Cyprus, and Portugal, plus reflections on the joy (and fear) of change, this episode is a warm, witty look at what it really means to retire—and how to find your place in the world, no matter your age.
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This week on How To Be 60, we’re joined by the incredible Sian Williams—former BBC Breakfast host, now a trained psychologist—who shares her journey of resilience, self-discovery, and finding joy after a decade marked by breast cancer, career shifts, and personal transformation. From navigating motherhood and big life changes to redefining success in her 60s, Sian’s wisdom is both inspiring and deeply relatable.
She opens up about the power of journaling, the myths around "battling" illness, and why asking for help is a strength, not a weakness. Plus, she reveals what she’s doing now that brings her true happiness.
A raw, uplifting, and thought-provoking conversation you won’t want to miss.
Get in touch at [email protected].
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This week on How to Be Sixty, we sit down with the multi-award-winning actor, Alan Cumming, as he approaches his 60th birthday. Alan shares his incredible journey from a difficult childhood in Scotland to conquering Hollywood and Broadway. He opens up about the importance of not acting your age, embracing your childlike self, and finding joy and play in life. From his new role as artistic director of Pitlochry Festival Theatre to his reflections on fame, therapy, and the power of staying true to your values, Alan's story is an inspiration to anyone navigating their 60s with authenticity and a youthful spirit.
Don't miss Alan in season 3 of Traitors US, coming to the UK this weekend! And be sure to check out Winter Words at Pitlochry Festival Theatre from February 21st to 23rd.
Get in touch at [email protected]
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This week, Kaye takes on the monumental task of decluttering her home—and lives to tell the tale! From hiring professional organisers to facing years of accumulated “stuff,” she opens up about the challenges, the relief, and the unexpected joys of finally letting go.
With Karen providing her usual wit and commentary, they chat about everything from decades-old spices to the Swedish concept of “death cleaning” and why a good declutter can be a gift to your family.
Have you tackled a major declutter? Share your stories at [email protected]
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In this lively episode of How To Be 60, we welcome Judith Holder, co-host of the hit podcast Older and Wider. Judith shares the story of her friendship with Jenny Éclair, the secrets behind their hilarious and enduring bond, and why laughter is the key to any successful relationship. With reflections on life in her 60s and insights into embracing new passions, Judith reminds us it's never too late for reinvention.
We want to hear from YOU! Email us at [email protected] with your friendship stories or how you built a new life abroad.
Are you interested in having Judith speak at an event? Get in touch to book at www.judithholder.com
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It’s our second midweek catchup of the year, and we’re tackling a subject many would rather avoid—exes. Kaye and Karen dive into the messy, funny, and occasionally heartwarming realities of staying connected with your former flames, especially when kids and holidays are involved. From partner-swapping jokes to playing happy families (wobbles and all), this episode is packed with laughs and some surprising lessons about modern family life.
Get in touch at [email protected].
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This week on the How To Be 60 podcast, we’re joined by the legendary Kim Wilde as she reflects on her extraordinary career and looks forward to an exciting new chapter. With her new album Closer set to release and a UK tour kicking off soon, Kim talks about rediscovering her passion for music, embracing life in her 60s, and how a fearless mindset is key to thriving at any age.
From navigating fame in the '80s to making bold life changes and creating her most personal work yet, Kim’s story is as inspiring as her music.
Find out more about Kim's tour at https://www.kimwilde.com/tour-dates/
Get in touch with your stories of your 60s at [email protected]!
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Kaye and Karen are back with a festive flair, sharing their Christmas stories full of chaos, cozy moments, and unexpected laughs. From navigating holiday hangovers to relaxed travels and surprising family antics, they look back on the season while teasing exciting guests and plans for the year ahead. Perfect for a midweek pick-me-up!
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On this week’s How to Be 60, TV registrar Cynthia Green opens up about her unexpected journey to the altar – for the first time at 60. Having married thousands of couples, Cynthia reflects on the joy of finally being on the other side. She shares the highs of finding love later in life, the quirks of planning a destination wedding in Japan, and why age is no barrier to romance.
Have you found love later in life? Get in touch with us with your stories at [email protected].
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On this week’s How to Be 60, Sally Magnusson opens up about her journey from caregiver to advocate, driven by her mother’s battle with Alzheimer’s. With honesty and heart, she discusses whether knowing her own future would be a gift or a burden. What’s your perspective on facing health risks head-on? Tell us at [email protected].
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