Round 2: Ep. 15 - Founder/Activist Carolyn Moor – Grieving Hearts and Fresh Starts

03/26/24 • 28 min

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As we move through the back nine of life, we will increasingly encounter people in our friendship circles or as dating partners who have lost their previous partners. On this episode of the Back 9. we take a deep dive into this topic with the wonderful Carolyn Moor, founder of the Modern Widows Club. Carolyn shares her profound insights on losing her husband at a very young age, on how we can support those who have lost a spouse, and on navigating widowhood – or widower hood -- with grace, poise and resilience. Through her own journey of transformation, Carolyn shines a light on the challenges and triumphs of life as a widow, including rediscovering love and connection, and on how to move on from significant loss to lean into the joy of living.
Carolyn will stick with you for all the right reasons, on this episode of The Back 9.
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Round 2: Ep. 14 - Actor/ Host/ Producer/ Communication Coach Dan Moriarty – The Art of the Blended Family

On this episode of the Back 9, we introduce you to the exceedingly wise Dan Moriarty, a guy who has explored diverse pathways professionally as an actor, as a producer and as a Communication Coach. Dan shares experiences from this compelling career and how he has discovered unknown skillsets to continually evolve in his work, including his current work with the 1980 Miracle on Ice Gold-Medal winning U.S. Olympic Hockey team.

But perhaps of even more resonance are Dan’s insights on his personal journey, including the art of relationships with women who have children, and the complexities and joys of blended family life and fatherhood.

Get ready for an episode that’s like a really good par 5, as we cover a lot of significant ground on the Back 9.

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Round 2: Ep. 16 - Producer/Author GARY W. GOLDSTEIN – The Making of “Pretty Woman” and a Lifetime of Curiosity

In this episode of TB9, we dive into magic, both in real life and on the silver screen. First, our guest, the incredibly accomplished Gary Goldstein, takes us behind the scenes of one of his most iconic films, “Pretty Woman” and shares details about Julia Roberts’ breakout performance and how the movie almost didn’t get made. It’s a fantastic story sure to resonate with every Gen-Xer who is a fan of that film.
Gary then takes us into some deeper introspection regarding how he lost interest in movie making, and how that led him to finding reward and resonance in living intentionally. Gary provides profound thoughts that reflect on legacy and lasting impact, the strength that is achievable through vulnerability, and the difference between having a purpose and creating a legacy. It’s a journey through a host of insights that reverberate far beyond the entertainment industry and highlight a life lived to its fullest.
So places everyone! We’re ready to roll tape on a really fun episode of The Back 9.
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