Jo Blackwell

Jo Blackwell

Writer | Podcaster - The Midlife Movement Ltd
Jo Blackwell is a writer, podcaster and creator of the Midlife & Beyond community.
She writes and speaks about the emotional, cultural and practical realities of ageing, with a particular focus on women over 50. Through her work, Jo explores a quieter, more hopeful perspective on midlife and beyond, one that challenges fear-based narratives and makes space for confidence, clarity and self-acceptance to emerge over time. Her approach blends lived experience, research and shared wisdom from other women, offering thoughtful reflections rather than quick fixes. She is the author of Ageing Wonderfully Well: The Good News About Midlife and Growing Older, and shares weekly essays, videos and conversations across Substack and YouTube. She lives in the heart of England with her husband of over 40 years, and is a mother, grandmother, and lifelong observer of the stories we tell ourselves about who we are becoming.

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Ageing Without Apology - Jo Blackwell

Send us Fan Mail Ageing isn't the problem. The stories we've been told about ageing are. In this episode of The Midlife Rebel Podcast, I'm joined by Jo Blackwell, host of the Midlife & Beyond podcast and a passionate advocate for positive ageing. I loved this conversation with Jo because we explore ...

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Growing older shouldn't mean becoming invisible, yet so many women reach midlife feeling exactly that way. In this episode of The Midlife Rebel Podcast, I'm joined by @JoBlackwell-MidlifeAndBeyond for a powerful conversation about positive ageing, ageism, identity, health, and why midlife can be the...

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