Glynnis MacNicol

Jessica Grose, an Opinion writer focused on family and relationships, and Glynnis MacNicol, an author exploring singlehood and cultural shifts, dive into the evolving views on marriage. They discuss rising female discontent with traditional relationships and how financial independence reshapes dating. The guests highlight the impact of COVID on household dynamics and the visibility of single life, which reduces stigma around being single. They also examine the role of dating apps in creating superficial connections, illustrating how partnership is becoming a choice rather than a default.

Bestselling author Glynnis MacNicol joins the conversation to tackle New Year's resolutions through a refreshing lens. They explore the importance of recognizing what to eliminate in 2026, from toxic relationships to excessive social media. Glynnis introduces the concept of 'relational retirement economics,' emphasizing that friendships act as long-term savings. Tips on curating media consumption and setting boundaries with technology bring practicality to intentional living. It's all about investing in yourself and your community for a richer, more fulfilling life!

Glynnis MacNicol, an author and journalist known for her memoirs, discusses life after 50 with a refreshingly candid perspective. She shares her journey of being childfree in New York, reflecting on the joys and struggles of dating at her age. Glynnis critiques societal expectations around marriage and explores the complexities of financial independence as a single woman. With insights on aging, sexual agency, and the vibrant experience of living authentically, her conversation is a celebration of freedom and self-empowerment.

Glynnis MacNicol, author of "I’m Mostly Here to Enjoy Myself," shares her journey of rediscovery during a month in Paris at age 46. She challenges the myths surrounding middle-aged women, discussing pleasure, confidence, and the freedom that comes from living without societal narratives. Glynnis dives into topics like self-worth, the importance of personal agency, and embracing independence post-divorce. She advocates for enjoying life fully, revisiting desires without guilt, and finding joy in every stage of life.

Journalist Glynnis MacNicol discusses her book about pursuing pleasure in Paris solo. She talks about affording her experiences, the power of touch, and reflections on luck, pleasure, and aging in a fun and empowering conversation with host Farnoosh Torabi.