Womens’ stories matter
-with Jennifer Joyner
interviewer and creator
As a 50-year-old creative, I’m a strong believer that our best chapters don’t end at midlife… I wanted a place to tell the stories of women in their mid life areas.
I truly believe that everyday women have extraordinary stories to tell. I’m interested in women in business, women who’ve changed careers, artists finding their way, and those starting new chapters after health challenges, relationship changes, or children leaving home. If you’ve lived, adapted, and grown, your story matters — and even if you don’t think you’re “interesting enough,” I want to hear it.
Kathy Mordini
A story of building with purpose—spaces, community, and a life rooted in intention.