Marae Silkoff

Marae Silkoff, a writer for The New York Times Magazine, shares her vibrant experiences of sexual empowerment as a Gen X woman in her early 50s, following her divorce. She discusses the surprising sexual awakening many women in her generation are experiencing, challenging societal perceptions about intimacy. Silkoff reflects on embracing newfound freedom and confidence, her journey through personal transformation, and the evolving landscape of relationships and sexuality, all while adding a sprinkle of humor to her compelling narrative.

Marae Silkoff, an author known for her viral piece on aging and sex, Lisa Whittington-Hill, author of "Girls Interrupted," and Dr. Wendasha Jenkins-Hall, a human sexuality researcher, explore the blossoming sexual lives of Gen X women. They discuss how divorce can lead to newfound freedom, transforming dating dynamics, especially with younger partners. The guests also highlight the evolution of media portrayals of middle-aged women and the complexities of sexuality through the generations, encouraging a celebration of sexual autonomy at every stage of life.

Marae Silkoff, an author known for her viral piece on aging and sex, and Lisa Whittington-Hill, writer of "Girls Interrupted," discuss the vibrant sexual renaissance of Gen X women. They explore the freedom from '90s hangups, new dynamics in dating after 40, and the empowerment of women embracing their sexuality in midlife. The conversation also critiques the portrayal of middle-aged women in media, highlighting the shift towards more positive and authentic narratives. Get ready for an enlightening take on aging, love, and liberation!