Welcome to the X.

Today we're delving into the world of dating. If you're married and thinking about skipping this one, I’d suggest you pause and consider sharing it with the single men in your life, whether they're single due to widowhood, divorce, or other circumstances. Our guest today…

For many men, life often runs along a relatively narrow view. You know, work-focused, family, maybe a hobby or two. But in Chapter X, there’s a whole lot of time to fill, you might find yourself stuck without many ideas to explore. If you’re feeling…

During our last monthly Zoom get together, the topic came up regarding creating new social relationships. This doesn’t seem to be a problem for those extroverts who have mastered the art of social ease, but for us introverts, it can be really challenging. Some of…

As Rabbi Andy Warmflash's professional life came to an end and his parental duties dwindled, his world was flipped on its head. He had an abundance of time, but profound questions about his identity loomed. With a lifelong career as a rabbi, his job had…

I hate the idea of routines. But I dearly need them, at least in certain parts of my life. Following a summer of travel and activities that included a European river cruise, stints in the Berkshires and the Jersey Shore, along with attending a writer’s…

There’s nothing that raises my hackles more than people who peddle quick fixes, simplistic answers and secret solutions. (That is, if I knew what a hackle was and if I even had them.)  Yes, I understand these offers, books and courses that promise to unravel…

In a world filled with endless choices, it's all too easy to fall into the analysis trap, especially while redefining the next chapter of our lives. The conventional retirement playbook has been tossed out, ushering in a new era. Today, we're joined by Campbell Gerrish,…

It’s Tuesday and the middle of the day. As I roll the trash and recycling cans to the back of the house, a sense of displacement washes over me. The street is quiet, and suddenly, I can’t help but feel out of place. “The rest…