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  • Ep 33: Done Settling: The Relationship You Deserve with Priscilla Rodriguez, MS, LMFT, Couples Connection Coach
    Couples Connection: How to Reignite Intimacy, Communication & Adventure in Your Relationship In this week's episode of the No Expiration Date Podcast, we’re diving deep into something nearly every couple faces but rarely talks about openly—the slow fade of connection. Whether you're juggling kids, careers, routines, or just the swirl of daily life, it’s easy to become “ships in the night” without realizing it. We’re joined by Priscilla Rodriguez, licensed therapist, couples coach, and founder of Elaroco, who specializes in helping couples rebuild communication, intimacy, and emotional safety. She breaks down the REAL signs that you’re craving more from your relationship, how to express that without hurting your partner, and how to shift from logistics-mode back into lovers and teammates. In This Episode, We Cover: 💙 The quiet clues that show a partner feels disconnected 💙 How to say “I need more” without triggering defensiveness 💙 Why routine isn’t the enemy — and how to infuse excitement again 💙 Ways to create emotional intimacy (that don’t involve fixing each other) 💙 How love languages actually help — and how they DON’T 💙 Fun, simple ways to reintroduce physical passion 💙 Managing different communication styles (talkers vs. avoiders!) 💙 Tools for rebuilding trust, reigniting desire, and reconnecting from “scratch” 💙 How to keep curiosity alive after years—or decades—together 💙 Why self-awareness and self-love matter more than we think 💙 The unique challenges empty nesters face while rediscovering each other Priscilla also shares practical tools, including her favorite “pause and reset” technique for tough conversations, ways to schedule connection without making it feel like homework, and how to navigate intimacy without pressure or awkwardness. Whether you’re dating, newly married, long-time partners, or entering the empty-nester chapter, this episode is packed with insights, aha moments, and real-world tools you can use TODAY. Check Out Priscilla’s Quiz & Resources: ✨ Miscommunication Quiz: Is communication drifting you apart? Visit elaroco.com/quiz to get your personalized results and reconnecting tips. Follow Priscilla on Instagram/TikTok: @elaroco.official LinkedIn: Priscilla Rodriguez Relationships don’t come with a manual — but they do come with opportunities to grow, heal, and start fresh. This conversation will show you exactly how. Find the No Expiration Date Podcast anywhere you listen — from Spotify and Apple to Amazon Music.
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  • Ep 32: Pelvic Floor Basics with Amanda Frank, PT, PhD
    Pelvic floor leaks, prolapse, “oops” moments when you sneeze, painful sex… we’re going there. In this episode, we sit down with pelvic floor physical therapist Amanda to break down what the pelvic floor actually is, why it matters at every age (not just postpartum), and why so many of the things we’ve been told are “just part of being a woman” are absolutely treatable—not something you have to live with forever. Amanda explains how the pelvic floor works with your core, diaphragm, back, and hips as one “pressurized canister,” and why symptoms like urinary leakage, constipation, prolapse, and pain with intercourse are red flags that deserve real care—not jokes and eye-rolls. She walks us through what a pelvic floor PT exam is actually like (spoiler: no stirrups, no spotlight on your “hoo-ha”), and how most women start feeling better in as little as six weeks of targeted therapy. We also dig into: What the pelvic floor is and how it supports your bladder, bowels, organs, and sexual function The difference between “common” and normal when it comes to leaking, prolapse, and pain How menopause, perimenopause, breastfeeding, and dropping estrogen levels impact pelvic floor health Early signs of pelvic floor dysfunction that women often ignore or laugh off Why Kegels aren’t a one-size-fits-all answer (and when they can actually make things worse) What really happens in a pelvic floor PT session—from internal work to functional strength training Lifestyle changes that help (think fiber, water, walking, and moving your body) The emotional side: intimacy, identity, embarrassment, and pulling back from the activities you love If you’ve ever crossed your legs to sneeze, avoided jumping or running, worried about prolapse, or quietly changed your social life because of leakage or pain, this episode is for you. Pelvic floor problems are common, but not normal—and there are solutions. Hit play to feel informed, seen, and empowered to ask for the help you deserve. Keywords prolapse, recovery, misinformation, physical activity, empowerment Summary The conversation delves into the experience of living with a prolapse, addressing the initial shock of diagnosis, the prevalent misinformation surrounding physical activity post-diagnosis, and the importance of empowerment and knowledge in recovery. The speaker emphasizes that individuals can still engage in various physical activities despite a prolapse, countering the fear and misconceptions often associated with the condition. Takeaways I have a prolapse and was initially shocked. Doctors often discourage physical activity after diagnosis. There is a lot of misinformation about prolapse. People can still lift weights and be active. Fear surrounding prolapse can be debilitating. Empowerment is essential for recovery. Understanding your body helps in managing prolapse. Prolapse doesn't mean you have to stop exercising. Knowledge about prolapse can lead to better outcomes. Misinformation can prevent individuals from recovering fully. Titles Living with Prolapse: My Journey Breaking the Myths of Prolapse Sound bites "I have a prolapse." "Can I keep lifting weights?" "That's just not true." Chapters 00:00 Understanding the Pelvic Floor 00:22 Addressing Urinary Leakage and Treatment Options  
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  • Ep 31: Life After Divorce: Women Redefining Their 50s
    In this heartfelt and empowering episode of the No Expiration Date Podcast, we’re celebrating strength, resilience, and reinvention. Join hosts Ann-Marie and Cindy as they dive into candid conversation with longtime friend and guest Sharon Bedford, a fellow veteran and triathlete who’s redefining what life after divorce looks like in her 50s. From rediscovering passions and embracing new adventures to navigating the ups and downs of starting over, Sharon shares her inspiring journey of transformation—from living abroad in Germany to finding her rhythm back in the States through cycling, Ironman training, and pure self-discovery. 💬 Topics include: How divorce can open the door to rediscovery and independence Finding unexpected joy in freedom and spontaneity The importance of community and self-care in midlife Dating (or not dating) after divorce—laughs included! Lessons learned, personal growth, and the beauty of beginning again Whether you’re newly single or years into your reinvention, this episode reminds us that midlife isn’t an ending—it’s the perfect time to reclaim your happiness, chase your passions, and live life fully on your own terms. 🎧 Listen, laugh, and be inspired—because there’s truly No Expiration Date on starting over. Find us anywhere you listen to podcasts: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and more.
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  • Ep 30: Gut Basics for Women 50+
    Gut Health 101 for Midlife (and the Famous “Fart Walk”) Your gut is more than digestion, it’s a whole-body powerhouse. In this candid, funny, and science-informed convo, we break down what the gut microbiome is, why it matters in midlife and menopause, and how small daily habits (hello, 10-minute “fart walk” 🚶‍♀️) can calm bloat, boost mood, and support immunity. What we cover What the gut microbiome actually is (bacteria, viruses, fungi) and why it’s often called a “virtual organ” How menopause shifts the microbiome (less diversity) and what that means for weight, bone health, and brain fog The gut–immune connection (about 70% of immune cells live in/near the gut) and why that matters for inflammation and infections The gut–brain axis: why anxiety, mood, and GI symptoms often travel together Food fundamentals: fiber, fermented foods, and “colorful plates” vs. ultra-processed choices Lifestyle levers that move the needle: sleep, stress, movement, and mindful medication use Real-life symptoms to track (bloat, irregularity, reflux, brain fog) and when to loop in your provider Probiotics & fermented foods, helpful, but not cure-alls (food first, supplements if needed) Myths we bust: “All bacteria are bad,” and “A fancy poop test will tell me everything” Quick stats we mention ~70% of the immune system is connected to the gut ~30–40% of adults experience functional bowel issues at some point Up to 91% of women report gut changes during menopause Improving microbiome diversity can lower inflammation markers Simple habits to start today Aim for 25–30g of fiber/day (fruits, veggies, beans, whole grains, nuts/seeds) Add fermented foods (yogurt with live cultures, kefir, kimchi, sauerkraut) Take an easy 10-minute post-meal walk (a.k.a. the “fart walk” 💨) Prioritize sleep, manage stress, move your body regularly Chat with your provider about medications that may impact gut balance Timestamps 00:00 Kickoff & what the gut microbiome is 02:40 How common are gut issues? (and why we don’t talk about poop) 04:10 Menopause & the microbiome—what changes and why it matters 05:45 Gut–immune connection (barrier, inflammation, infections) 06:45 Gut–brain axis, mood, anxiety & midlife symptoms 08:10 Diet 101: fiber diversity, fermented foods, and processed pitfalls 10:00 Midlife gut symptoms—bloat, constipation, reflux, metabolic shifts 11:30 Lifestyle levers: sleep, stress, exercise, meds 13:00 Signs your gut needs attention (+ journaling ideas) 15:20 Practical, doable first steps (and the “fart walk”) 17:40 Probiotics vs. food-first approach—what labels to look for 19:20 Hormones, gut motility, and brain fog connections 21:10 Myth-busting & being an informed consumer 23:10 Fiber-rich foods we love (and a few we don’t) 28:00 Final stats, takeaways, and a gentle pep talk Resources & Notes Always consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance, especially with new symptoms, supplements, or medication changes. Look for “live & active cultures” on yogurt labels; true fermented foods typically require refrigeration. If this episode helped, follow, rate, and review the show—it helps more midlife women find us. 💙 Come hang out on Instagram @NoExpirationDatePodcast and tell us if you tried the “fart walk.
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  • Ep 29:Middle Age, Middle Section: Let's Talk About It!
    Why does it feel like your body changed overnight in your 40s and 50s? In this episode of the No Expiration Date Podcast, we’re getting real (and a little spicy) about midlife weight gain, why it happens, why it’s not just “willpower,” and what you can actually do about it. We talk through: • Common misconceptions about weight gain in midlife and why “just eat less and move more” is not the full story. • How perimenopause and menopause can completely flip your metabolism, hunger, sleep, energy, and even where your body stores fat. • That moment you first realize, “Wait… this is different now,” and how emotional that feels. • The very real mental spiral: frustration, shame, comparison to our 20-year-old selves — and why we cannot live there anymore. We also get into the science (in plain English): • By our 40s, women naturally burn about 200 fewer calories per day than we did in our 20s. • During perimenopause and menopause, estrogen drops and fat literally moves from hips and thighs to the belly. That’s why you may see new back fat, midsection fluff, triceps jiggle, all of it. • Women can gain 10–15 pounds in menopause even without changing how they eat or exercise. • Metabolism slows about 5% per decade, and we lose 3–8% of our muscle every decade after 30. Less muscle = easier fat gain. • Two-thirds of women ages 40–59 are now considered overweight or obese. You are not the only one going through this. We cover the sneaky stuff too: • Poor sleep, hot flashes, thyroid changes, stress, cortisol — and how all of that makes belly fat more stubborn. • Why you can feel like you’re “doing everything right” and still not see changes. • How visceral belly fat isn’t just about looks; it’s linked to heart disease, insulin resistance, and diabetes risk. But this is not a panic episode. This is an empowerment episode. We walk through what actually helps: • Lifting weights (yes, even if you’re 50+ and new to it). • Getting protein, fiber, hydration, and real sleep instead of living on caffeine and stress. • Walking and moving your body daily — not as punishment, but as self-care and sanity. • Not drinking your calories (we’re looking at you, sugary drinks and mystery energy drinks). • Tracking progress by strength, mood, energy, and how your clothes fit — not just the number on the scale. We also talk mindset: • Giving yourself grace without giving up on yourself. • Shifting from “I want to be thin” to “I want to be strong, mobile, and here for a long time.” • Why comparison to your 25-year-old body is keeping you stuck. This is for every woman who looked in the mirror and thought: “When did this happen?” It’s not just you. It’s biology, hormones, stress, sleep, muscle, and time. And you are absolutely allowed to care about your health without apologizing for it. Midlife isn’t about losing who you were — it’s about learning who you are now. Your body is changing, but so is your power. Listen in, laugh with us, and then go lift something heavier than your purse. P.S. We reference previous episodes on sleep and perimenopause — make sure to check those out if you’re dealing with night sweats, hot flashes, or exhaustion that won’t quit.
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The No Expiration Date Podcast is the unapologetic podcast for women 50+ who are redefining what’s possible in midlife and beyond. Hosted by a dynamic duo who’ve been through reinvention themselves, each episode dives into real conversations about everything from starting over and side hustles to skincare, relationships, mental wellness, and living with purpose. Whether you’re navigating empty nests or exploring new passions, this is your space to be inspired, laugh a little, and feel seen. Because life doesn’t come with an expiration date—and neither do dreams.
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