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How To Be 60 with Kaye Adams

How To Be 60 with Kaye Adams

By: Kaye Adams
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Summary

 Turning 60 isn’t about slowing down—it’s about shaking things up. Whether it’s downsizing and embracing a simpler life, starting a new career, moving abroad, or navigating love and relationships in unexpected ways, How To Be 60 proves that this stage of life is anything but predictable.Join Kaye Adams and her brilliantly blunt co-host, Karen MacKenzie, as they chat with familiar faces and everyday people rewriting the rulebook on aging. With honesty, humour, and plenty of surprises, they explore what it really means to embrace change, challenge expectations, and make the years ahead the best yet.If you’re wondering what’s next—or just need a reminder that it’s never too late to do something bold - this is the podcast for you.

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Episodes
  • Cally Beaton: Wrong Medication, Wrong Career, Wrong Country. Right Decade.

    Cally Beaton: Wrong Medication, Wrong Career, Wrong Country. Right Decade.
    May 14 2026

    Cally Beaton was a high-flying TV exec, a single mum of two, and quietly falling apart in her 40s. Then Joan Rivers looked her in the eye over dinner and told her to try stand-up. Two weeks later, Joan died. Two weeks after that, Cally walked on stage. Now she's touring, bestselling, and says her 50s have been the best decade yet. Plus: the perimenopause misdiagnosis that had her on the wrong medication for nine years.


    Cally Beaton’s Sunday Times Top 10 bestselling book ‘Namaste Motherf*ckers' will be released in paperback on 21 May. Her nationwide tour of the same name continues with extended dates across the UK until the end of November. For more information and tickets, visit Cally Beaton’s official website

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    55 mins
  • Midweek Catchup: A Year On, And It's Only Just Hitting

    Midweek Catchup: A Year On, And It's Only Just Hitting
    May 12 2026

    On this week's Midweek Catchup, Karen marks a year since her breast cancer diagnosis and admits she's only just starting to feel it. Because no one tells you that you don't process it while you're in it.

    Plus: Kaye's hearing aid has started whistling (her daughter keeps clocking it, much to Kaye's denial), Karen has befriended Amanda the pharmacist, and the great fringe debate returns.

    Friday's guest: telly exec turned stand-up Cally Beaton, with her paperback Namaste, Motherf**kers out this week.

    Get in touch with your thoughts at podcast@htb60.com.

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    26 mins
  • Philippa Perry: Why Your Kids Went Quiet (And What They Wish You'd Ask)

    Philippa Perry: Why Your Kids Went Quiet (And What They Wish You'd Ask)
    May 7 2026

    Philippa Perry on why adult children go no contact, what they wish their parents understood, and why the door might open again if you try a different one. Plus, her debut cosy crime novel Shrink Solves Murder is out May 7th. Whether you're the parent wondering what went wrong or the adult child wondering if they'll ever be understood, this one will sit with you.


    Get in touch with your thoughts at podcast@htb60.com.

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    52 mins
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