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Hotter Than Ever

Erin Keating

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Why are we so scared of change? The second half of your life can be happier, sexier and more fulfilled, but you may need to blow some stuff up. To find out how, we're bringing you interviews and frank, irreverent, inexpert advice on everything from career and aging to sex and body image in what used to be called "middle age." Laugh, get honest, break the rules and stop caring what other people think. Join us, and we can be hot together!

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07/13/23 • 13 min

What are the things that make a romantic relationship Hotter Than Ever? Sure there's chemistry and physical attraction (that's a given!) but there are so many other factors that make for a healthy, sexy, open connection between two conscious adults. Erin shares her opinion on how to turn up the heat by cultivating aspects like:

  • Self-reliance
  • Affection
  • Honesty
  • Vulnerability
  • Reliability
  • Confidence
  • Asking for What You Want
  • Boundaries
  • Time Alone
  • Positivity
  • Listening
  • and of course, as Aretha sang...Respect

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07/13/23 • 13 min

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You belong. You think you don’t, but you do. I promise. Despite being a successful actor, producer, activist and...firefighter(?!) Alysia Reiner still has to remind herself that she fits in. But she goes beyond just reminding herself–Reiner is on a mission to create belonging for others through her films, art and social justice endeavors. The definition of walking the walk, she’s all about taking action.

Why give money to environmental rights groups when you could learn to be a community firefighter instead? Why post about women getting equal pay when you can make a movie–by women for women–and make the female investors 110% back on their returns? Does this woman ever sleep? We’ll answer all this and more in this episode, with some pretty life changing takeaways, such as:

  • Life is all about playing the long game, especially now that we’re living longer than ever before
  • Take your creative career at your own pace: people reach success at different speeds
  • Don’t get a nose job. You do you.
  • Take the time before success to really get clear on what you want...once you figure that out, you’re more likely to become a magnet for it
  • Leaning into action-oriented service helps to heal you as much as it helps your community
  • Regardless of how many magazine covers, red carpets or runways one is on, belonging is elusive to all of us at times
  • To succeed in a long term partnership, work on conflicts before they even start. Get a couples therapist before you have problems, just to have someone on deck who knows your relationship. That is, if your partner’s open to it
  • Loving your partner is a choice that you have to make every day, and making intimacy a priority is essential
  • You can try your hardest and do your absolute best and still fail: it’s the getting back up that counts

If you’re feeling particularly inspired, find local volunteer firefighter opportunities at https://makemeafirefighter.org/

Want more Alysia? Learn more about her here. While you’re at it, find her online:

Her website: www.alysiareiner.com

Instagram: @alysiareiner

Facebook: Alysia Reiner

Twitter: @alysiareiner

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06/01/23 • 40 min

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What would you do if you weren’t afraid of failing? Dr. Sonora Jha., essayist, novelist, and professor of journalism at Seattle University, is the embodiment of this very question. From forsaking math and sciences growing up in Mumbai, to entering the male-dominiated field of journalism, to writing the memoir “How to Raise a Feminist Son'' and the novel “The Laughter” (which is told from a white male perspective), today’s guest has consistently defied societal expectations. True to her life story, Dr. Jha doesn't mince words. She fearlessly dives into charged topics like 'patriarchy,' 'white supremacy,' and 'the male gaze,' revealing how these forces influence both societal norms and our personal choices.

Prepare for a fascinating, honest and insightful conversation that touches on love, feminism, identity, how we tell our own stories, and so much more, including:

  • How discovering the freedom to fail allowed Dr. Jha to explore her passion for storytelling
  • The challenges of working in a male-dominated field
  • The harsh truths about the 'having it all' mythExploring the crossroads of white supremacy and colonization and their impact on education, culture, and our personal choices
  • Dr. Jha’s journey writing from the white male perspective in "The Laughter" and how it became a vehicle for truth and self-expression as a brown woman
  • The revelation that we're all unreliable narrators in our life stories and the complexities of human perception and storytelling
  • The challenges of being a woman of color in a relationship with a conservative white man, exploring the intricate dance of love and politics
  • Rediscovering the beauty in the institution of marriage and choosing love over fear in our daily lives and relationships

OUR GUEST: Sonora Jha, PhD, is a renowned essayist, novelist, and journalism professor at Seattle University. She's the author of 'How to Raise a Feminist Son,' 'Foreign,' and 'The Laughter.' Sonora's op-eds and essays have graced publications like the New York Times and The Establishment. With an extensive background in journalism, she's taught writing at prestigious institutions like Hugo House and Hedgebrook Writers’ Retreat and serves on the boards of Hedgebrook Writers’ Retreat, Artist Trust, and Hugo House.

Want more Dr. Jha? Find her and her books online at https://www.sonorajha.com/ and follow her on:

  • Instagram: @sonorajha1
  • Facebook: @sonorajha
  • Twitter: @ProfSonoraJha

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10/25/23 • 45 min

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What do you do when you are faced with the choice between leaving a life you love or leaving yourself behind? These are the questions that essayist, professor, and mother Kelly McMasters explores in her memoir The Leaving Season, as she details her remarkable journey from being a sophisticated writer in New York City to a rural mom of two in Pennsylvania. It was in this transition that Kelly came to define her unique relationship to motherhood, find liberation in divorce, and discover the beauty that comes with choosing yourself and unapologetic happiness.

Join us for a deeply emotional and powerful conversation, as Kelly and Erin explore themes of love, loss, transformation, motherhood, self-discovery, and freedom, including:

  • Breaking free from a life that no longer allows you to be you
  • Raw emotions of motherhood: when you don’t think of yourself as a “natural mother”; the freeing feeling of becoming a single mother after divorce
  • The fantasy of marriage and how it masks the reality of what happens when relationships grow apart
  • Complexities of divorce, finding critical distance, and softening anger from past relationships
  • Reinvention as a mother and finding empowerment on your own terms
  • Dating after divorce: creating a relationship in a way that works best for you and letting go of the fantasy
  • What it means to no longer apologize for using your voice

OUR GUEST: Kelly McMasters is an essayist, professor, mother, and former bookshop owner. She is the author of several books including her recent memoir-in-essays The Leaving Season, and co-editor of the ABA national bestseller Wanting: Women Writing About Desire (Catapult, 2023). Her essays, reviews, and articles have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post Magazine and The Paris Review. Kelly serves as an Associate Professor of English and Director of Publishing Studies at Hofstra University.

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08/10/23 • 53 min

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Melissa Febos has always had a penchant for operating outside of convention. Whether it was her eagerness to try all of the drugs she was warned about in her school’s D.A.R.E program or deciding to self-homeschool herself at 16, she knew she was different from her peers. Now as a bestselling author and associate professor, Melissa joins us to explore the complexities of desire, empowerment, and self-discovery, drawing from her experiences as a professional dominatrix and her recovery from heroin addiction.

In this conversation Erin and Melissa have no limits when it comes to talking about sexuality and the power of embracing your true self, including:

  • Working outside of conventional norms and institutions, while being driven and intellectually curious
  • Living with addiction and working in the sex industry
  • Writing about your life experience and how it can be used to make sense of yourself and your past
  • Exploring sexual empowerment, and the desire to be desired over 40
  • Talking about sex with your kids, from expectations and pornography to the language of consent
  • Why not telling yourself the whole truth can be a survival mechanism
  • Embracing change and recognizing that personal and sexual evolution are constant
  • The value of open and communicative relationships to sustain personal development

OUR GUEST: Melissa Febos is the bestselling author of four books, most recently, Girlhood, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award in criticism, and Body Work: The Radical Power of Personal Narrative. She is the recipient of awards and fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, MacDowell, LAMBDA Literary and others. She is an associate professor at the University of Iowa.

Want more Melissa? Find her online at https://www.melissafebos.com/ and follow her on:

  • Instagram: @melissafebos
  • Twitter: @melissafebos
  • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melissafebos

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07/20/23 • 50 min

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What is the fabric of your spirit? Podcaster and brand strategist and Sybil Amuti not only answers questions like these, but inspires us to ask them of ourselves. In this episode, we’re investigating how we show up for the world and what it takes to embrace our truest, most colorful selves. Sybil’s infectious charm, inspiring wisdom and expansive podcast community are proof of the miracles that happen when we harness the power of voice–whether that’s our own, the voices of others, or even the voice of God. This episode is packed with revelations and Sybil is taking us to church (although church might not be where you think it is):

  • The power of community that comes from storytelling
  • Understanding that we are not alone–and that asking for help is a powerful tool (even if you’re yelling at God or the universe...we won’t judge)
  • Learning how to put your spirit on display. How can we identify ourselves through things like clothing, passions, even candy (are you a Starburst or a Dove Bar?).
  • Overcoming chronic people pleasing, and knowing that the effort you put into helping others should also go towards helping yourself
  • Not dwelling on the bad stuff, because of how much evidence we have of the good stuff
  • Exploring the difference between the structure of religion and a personal relationship with God, and leaning into that connection when it calls to us
  • Finding evidence of the divine in nature (why is corn so organized? What is a pine cone and why does it look like that? You can’t make this stuff up!)
  • Embracing that we are just shadows and dust. Let’s all just enjoy the magical things that are available to us, like human connection, community, and dressing up
  • Claiming your voice sometimes requires the silencing of everyone else’s, and working on suspending the judgment of others (and yes, we mean the voices in your head, too)

Make sure to listen to Sybil on the Great Girlfriends Show podcast using this link, or find it wherever you get your podcasts. The Great Girlfriends Show connects women with daily tips and solutions for living a passionate life and building a thriving business, and we couldn’t recommend it enough.

OUR GUEST: Sybil Clark Amuti is an executive brand strategist, podcast producer and host, philanthropist, wife, and mother. For over 15 years, Sybil has delivered world-class strategy and brand direction to some of the world's most renowned personal, corporate, and philanthropic brands, such as Scholastic, Nike, Sony Entertainment, Conde Nast, Tony Robbins, Red Table Talk and more. Her company, Legacy Row, is focused on legacy brand building and creating an alliance of like missioned brands who seek to create an impact on a local to global level.

Sybil also serves as the creator and co-host of The Great Girlfriends Show, a podcast conversation series created to connect women with daily tips and solutions for living a passionate everyday life and building a thriving business. Under her direction, The Great Girlfriends has served over 700,00 women with content and experiences that support their growth journey.

Want more Sybil? Learn more about her here. While you’re at it, find her online:

Podcast Website: https://thegreatgirlfriends.com/category/podcast/

Instagram: @sybil_amuti

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sybilclarkamuti/

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sybil-clark-amuti/

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07/06/23 • 51 min

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Calling Kellye Howard resilient doesn’t quite capture her ability to triumph in the face of relentless challenges. The stand up comic/actor/speaker turns even the darkest of tragedies into stories that will leave you hanging on every word. Her journey of healing through laughter–and lots of therapists–is epic, and her willingness to try anything once (except beef, pork and scorpions) will inspire you to do the same. In this episode, we’re unpacking what it takes to find yourself–and follow your passion–no matter what challenges life throws your way. Kellye takes us through the many different lives she’s lived, and we uncover truths such as:

  • The pain we carry from trauma doesn’t go away until we face it head on– it will keep showing up in other places until we do
  • It’s vital to remember your successes in life just as much–if not more–than the failures
  • Doing what you’re passionate about is a powerful medicine. In many cases, it can be lifesaving
  • When you’re passionate about something–keep at it, no matter what you’ve been through or how long you’ve taken a break from it. This next try could be your best yet
  • Don’t let your past dictate who you could become
  • Sometimes, it’s helpful to view adversity as an opportunity to grow closer to your authentic, best self
  • One form of healing is likely not going to be the one that fixes it all–healing is a cumulative process, and you are the result of every step you take towards that healing–whether that be trying out different therapists or going to see a witch–all of it adds to your growth
  • Seek lasting joy instead of fleeting happiness–it will ensure that your cup is half full even on your worst days

Make sure to follow Kellye’s socials for details about her upcoming one woman show, “Crazy Or Nah,” in theaters later this year, and listen to her podcast “Be Less Petty” using this link, or find it wherever you get your podcasts. You can also watch her in the TV series “Power Book IV: Force” on Starz, Amazon Prime, or Hulu.

Want more Kellye? Learn more about her here. While you’re at it, find her online:

Website: https://www.kellyehoward.com/

Socials: @kellyehoward on every platform

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06/22/23 • 46 min

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Romance has gone through a big operating system update recently. Now that Erin’s been released from captivity (aka her long marriage), she’s giving us a highly subjective, hopefully handy survival guide to this new, evolved ecosystem of love. But in order to redefine our beliefs around love, romance and dating, we’ll first have to define some terms. It’s easy to get tangled in the wires of all this new-age romance, especially when there’s all this new, at times nerdy terminology that goes with it (WTF is a polycule?). Open your notebooks, everyone, because today we’ll be giving you lessons such as:

  • The 411 on dating apps: which ones are right for you, depending on your wants and needs
  • What it means that people are questioning monogamy–now that partnerships are lasting longer than ever
  • What it’s like to begin that process of unlearning implicit biases around relationship structures and opening your belief system to consider options other than monogamy
  • How people in unconventional relationships may be using layers of language to intellectualize something that’s likely to be very challenging emotionally
  • There’s not just one way of being, anyone can re-assess and re-define what they think about love and monogamy at any time–and you can do that too!
  • When it comes to love and desire, all bets are off. It’s a choose your own adventure life now, and it’s time to make the most of yours

Here’s an index of terms we discuss in this episode, for reference:

GGG: “Good Giving and Game.” Someone who is good in bed, committed to giving equal pleasure, and is up for anything

ENM/CNM: Ethical/Consensual Non-Monogamy. People who want to be/sleep with multiple people at a time, but don’t want to be dishonest about it.

Polyamory: The practice of engaging in multiple romantic (and typically sexual) relationships, with the consent of all the people involved.

Primary/nesting Partner: The partner you are most committed/attached to in a polyamorous relationship. If they are your “nesting partner,” that means you live with them.

NRE: “New Relationship Energy.” That feeling in a new relationship when you’re deeply infatuated with someone and it’s borderline obsessive

Compersion: Experiencing or feeling joy for your partner when they are excited about a new relationship or turned on by a new sexual thing they’re experiencing with someone other than you

Polycule: A group of three or more people in a relationship together

Unicorn: A third party sexual partner that you and your partner bring in to your sexual and/or romantic relationship

Relationship escalator: A relationship that builds upwards towards linear goals (ie. moving in together, having children, etc)

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06/29/23 • 30 min

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If you have even been convinced that you needed to lose weight before you went after that next relationship, promotion or achievement of any kind, you are not alone. In this episode, we’re renegotiating the qualifications it takes to have a “successful” body. The answer? Making peace with the body you’re in right now. Erin walks us through her journey of overcoming an unhealthy relationship with food and self-image, and after years of diets, weight fluctuation, 12 step programs, and searching for a higher power...she’s here to assure you that you are more than capable of finding success and love at any size. Your body is not deviant, incorrect, or unlovable. And neither are you.

Through this journey, we’ll be exploring subjects such as:

  • How our belief systems and the narratives we allow our subconscious to tell us limit what we think we’re capable of in life
  • Overcoming the judgment of a gorgeous family that finds chubbiness unacceptable
  • The reality behind trading your health and a normal functioning body to achieve what is ultimately a temporary ideal body shape
  • The dangers of internalizing the message “to be thin is to be lovable”
  • Unlearning the belief that it’s our job as women to control our weight and our bodies
  • Internalizing the truth that (shocker) men actually like women’s bodies, and not just one specific kind
  • Demystifying the dominance the scale has on the lives of many women, and realizing that those numbers mean absolutely nothing
  • Understanding that it’s important to live well and take care of your health, but that a large part of being well is not being so f*cking mean to yourself!

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06/15/23 • 26 min

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What does it mean to find “the lid to your pot?” Bela Gandhi, founder of Smart Dating Academy, shares her journey from business school to unlocking her gift for igniting meaningful connections. From her work with countless clients, Bela delivers insights on love, attachment, and embracing the best version of ourselves on the journey to finding lasting happiness.

Bela takes the reins as your love life's personal trainer in this transformational conversation with Erin. They delve deep into relationships, from the evolutionary roots of our romantic preferences, to the impact of family dynamics on dating patterns, and so much more, including:

  • Unmasking the truth behind relationship failures
  • Why someone “good on paper” is not always worth the paper it’s written on
  • The fascinating role of DNA in our dating preferences, including the allure of tall men
  • Understanding the difference between what we think we want vs. what we truly need for lasting love
  • Discovering your "elevator people" and aligning happiness with potential partners
  • Breaking free from destructive relationship cycles fueled by family of origin dynamics
  • Debunking misconceptions about attraction and chemistry
  • Why we’re acculturated to want the wrong things in a relationship
  • Why Bela has her clients wait 15+ dates before exploring physical intimacy (WHAT?!) and the importance of standing in your emotional strength
  • Redefining relationships as fundamentally contractual and knowing when to renegotiate those contracts

OUR GUEST: Bela Gandhi is a born cupid with a gift for helping people find love. Her matchmaking journey began in college when she had a lightning bolt moment, predicting a perfect match for her roommate who eventually got married and had beautiful kids. While getting degrees in Finance and German and working in Mergers & Acquisitions, Bela's passion for matchmaking persisted. After her family business was acquired, she founded Smart Dating Academy in 2009, incorporating online dating into her proven process. Now, with a life she adores, a fantastic husband, and two amazing kids, Bela is dedicated to spreading love and helping others find their perfect match.

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How many episodes does Hotter Than Ever have?

Hotter Than Ever currently has 34 episodes available.

What topics does Hotter Than Ever cover?

The podcast is about Comedy, Podcasts, Self-Improvement and Education.

What is the most popular episode on Hotter Than Ever?

The episode title '15 Things That Make A Relationship Hot' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Hotter Than Ever?

The average episode length on Hotter Than Ever is 39 minutes.

How often are episodes of Hotter Than Ever released?

Episodes of Hotter Than Ever are typically released every 7 days.

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The first episode of Hotter Than Ever was released on Apr 4, 2023.

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