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Learning to Lead: Margaret Van Steenderen - Middle Age Mess, Episode 49
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Margaret Van Steenderen has spent her career leading people and teaching others how to lead. So what did I talk to her about? Of course, apartheid! Margaret grew up in South Africa during apartheid and has a unique insight into the functioning of a society that no longer exists. That experience shaped her journey through the corporate world into the space she now occupies, training and guiding leaders throughout the world.
My First Sober Year: Julie Fontes - Middle Age Mess, Episode 48
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Julie Fontes got tired of drinking one day so she just decided to stop. No programs, no rehab, just "uh yeah, I'll have a Diet Coke from now on." What do you do when you've taken what should be a minor behavioral modification and watched your entire community lose their minds over it? You write a book, of course. "Like A Normal Person" is Julie's debut novel where she describes a normal year of not drinking in a world that doesn't think that's so normal.
Overcoming Challenges: Arias Webster Berry - Middle Age Mess, Episode 46
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Arias Webster Berry did not exactly grow up on the mean streets since he spent much of his childhood in San Diego, California; however, to do so when both parents are incarcerated for a good portion of your youth ain't so easy. He managed to get through, mending ties with both parents over time and then migrated into the music business producing events with such stars as Janelle Monae, Ludacris and Common before starting his own multi-million dollar marketing company which continues to expand throughout the country.
Newest Releases
07/01/2016
Bitter, sarcastic curmudgeon, Dan Indante, has finally tackled an opponent even his acerbic keyboard cannot beat - his own mortality. Follow him for a year right in the middle of his Middle Age years when he tries, but fails, to fight off a seemingly endless array of old-age inflicted maladies, ranging from his rapidly metastasizing bald spot to his incredible shrinking bladder to his fading interest in the 25-year-old-girls who would no longer be caught dead in a room with him alone. Life as a pseudo-senior citizen is supposed to be funny. Isn't it?
12/16/2013
Dan Indante is a bitter, vindictive attorney most famous for writing the seminal relationship book The Complete A**hole’s Guide To Handling Chicks, quite possibly the most offensive work in the history of American literature. Now, still lacking any sense of maturity 40-plus-year-old, fat, balding, unrepentant Dan pretends to be a model parent during PTA meetings and Little League games while secretly writing hateful screeds (like this book) which rage against the banality of modern parenting.
05/1/2003
The Complete A**hole’s Guide isn’t like all the other candy-ass relationship books on the market; it doesn’t cover issues like romance and love. So, if that’s what you’re looking for, there are plenty of other books you can hide under your skirt as you skip out of the store. This book is about controlling the women in your life, and never having to say you’re sorry . . . EVER AGAIN! By illustrating the insanity of the female mind, we’ll show you why their flawed psyche causes them to fall for the A**hole, no matter how many times they get burned.
40 is the new 90
– a middle-aged fairy tale –
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Fish
“Dad, you ordered me the fish?!? Are you crazy?
I was a pescatarian LAST WEEK! This week, I’m on a cleanse!”
