New in October 2026
What has joined CroneHub so far this month. This page updates as new resources are added.
Books
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Too Much Togetherness: Surviving Retirement as a Couple
Miriam Goodman examines the relationship changes that arise when retirement means couples suddenly spend much more time together. Stories and practical advice help partners negotiate…
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Reinventing Retirement: 389 Bright Ideas About Family, Friends, Health, What to Do, and Where to Live
Miriam Goodman looks beyond financial planning to the everyday choices that shape a satisfying retirement. Based on interviews with retirees, its 389 ideas address work,…
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Watch Me Fly: What I Learned on the Way to Becoming the Woman I Was Meant to Be
Myrlie Evers-Williams recounts her journey from marriage to civil-rights leader Medgar Evers and his assassination through single motherhood, education, public service, and leadership of the…
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The Swedish Art of Aging Exuberantly: Life Wisdom from Someone Who Will (Probably) Die Before You
Margareta Magnusson offers warm, practical, and often funny advice for aging joyfully while accepting its losses. Drawing on her life in Sweden and abroad, she…
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The Wisdom Whisperers: Golden Guides to a Long Life of Grit, Grace, and Laughter
Journalist Melinda Blau draws lessons from nine women in their nineties and hundreds whose lives challenge stereotypes about old age. Their friendships reveal the sustaining…
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The Sword of Vivienne
Vivienne Underwood disguises herself as a man to fight alongside Henry V and returns from Agincourt a seasoned warrior. Joan of Arc charges her to…
Read more →Blogs
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Gateway Elderwomen
Jody Day, founder of Gateway Women, writes about elderhood without motherhood: what ageing looks like for women who are childless not by choice, and how…
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Prime Women
An online lifestyle magazine "for and by women 50+": health, relationships, career and second acts, books and TV, fashion and travel. Carries Amazon-affiliate shopping content…
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Jane Fonda in Five Acts
Susan Lacy's HBO documentary follows Jane Fonda through five acts of a life lived in public: actor, activist, fitness entrepreneur, wife, and finally a woman…
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My Mother’s Wedding
Kristin Scott Thomas's directorial debut, which she co-wrote and stars in: three grown daughters come home for the third wedding of their twice-widowed mother. Why…
Read more →Organizations
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Red Hat Society
A worldwide social society founded in 1998 for women 50 and over, built on local chapters, outings and virtual gatherings in the name of fun,…
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Raging Grannies
An international “disorganization” of women of a certain age who use satirical songs and street theater for political protest. More than sixty autonomous local gaggles;…
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Older Women’s Network NSW
A charity promoting the rights, dignity and wellbeing of older women for more than three decades, with seventeen community groups across New South Wales. It…
Read more →Podcasts
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Wonderful Widows
Two widows, Siobhan Rae and Angela Johnson, talk with women and men widowed in their middle and later years, roughly fifty to seventy-five and beyond,…
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JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast
JourneyWoman’s monthly travel podcast, “giving women over 50 a voice.” Host Kathy Buckworth, a Canadian writer in her sixties, talks with women who travel solo,…
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Next Chapters: A Podcast about Women Growing Older
From Our Bodies Ourselves Today, the women’s health nonprofit behind the landmark book, a podcast about women growing older. Sociologist Mindy Fried hosts conversations on…
Read more →TV Shows
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Riot Women
Sally Wainwright, who wrote Happy Valley and Last Tango in Halifax, on five women in midlife who form a punk band to enter a local…
Read more →Websites
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JourneyWoman
The original solo-travel resource for women over 50, founded in Toronto in 1994 by Evelyn Hannon. Destination guides, safety advice, travel stories grouped by decade…
Read more →Videos
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How I Became an Accidental Fashion Icon at 64
Lyn Slater, a social-work professor, was mistaken for a model outside New York Fashion Week in her sixties and became the Accidental Icon. Here she…
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We Should All Be Hags
Journalist and Women’s Equality Party co-founder Catherine Mayer asks where all the older women go, in media, workplaces and public life, and makes the case…
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Life’s Third Act
Jane Fonda at TEDxWomen on the thirty years that have been added to life expectancy in a single generation, and why they are not a…
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