NextGen Purpose

In this insightful interview, Justine Reichman speaks with Terry about her extraordinary journey from refugee camp survival to becoming a wellness advocate and entrepreneur. They explore trauma, perimenopause, emotional eating, and the importance of self-awareness and identity work for women over 40.

The Unexpected Reset I host Mahjong nights, and what I want to tell you is that this game is not what you think it is. From the outside it looks social and leisurely. From the inside it is an all out mental sprint. You are tracking your hand, watching the discards, calculating what you need, deciding in real time whether to call a tile or let it go. You are reading the table. You are thinking three moves ahead while also staying completely present for the move that is happening right now.

Kim Le, founder of Prime Roots, shares her journey from a chef's background to creating sustainable, fungi-based deli meats that appeal to both meat lovers and vegetarians. Discover how her innovative approach aims to transform the food system, reduce environmental impact, and promote healthier choices.

AHA vs. MAHA: The Health Debate Nobody Prepared You For

In this insightful interview, Michelle shares her journey from ExxonMobil to founding Hyfé, a company revolutionizing carbon refining by utilizing plant waste. Discover how her innovative approach addresses climate change, food industry waste, and health impacts, offering a scalable solution for a sustainable future.

03:18 Credo’s Criteria for Brand Selection 05:33 The Role of GenZ in Driving Sustainability 12:29 Impact on Consumer Behavior 13:21 The Evolution of Credo’s Clean Standard 15:46 Customer Stories and Personal Impact 17:27 Credo’s Expansion Plan More products, more claims, more confusion. That is the problem. In this episode, we unpack how to spot harmful ingredients and choose what actually supports our skin and health.

Andropause is real. So why the silence? While perimenopause finally gets its moment (thank you, celebrities and brave storytellers), andropause remains the elephant in every relationship. Men’s testosterone levels decline about 1 to 2% annually after age 30, according to research published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. By their 50s, many men experience irritability, decreased libido, weight gain (hello, belly fat), sleep disruption, and mood changes. Sound familiar?

In this episode, Justine Reichman interviews Andy Keller, founder of Chico Bag, about the journey of creating sustainable reusable bags, the impact of plastic pollution, and practical ways to reduce waste in daily life. They explore the evolution of environmental awareness, innovative product design, and how individual actions can drive systemic change.

And that is where I keep returning to the question Justine Reichman raised in her recent Essential Ingredients newsletter: when did we stop pausing long enough to truly understand what is in front of us? She was writing about curiosity as a personal practice. But it lands just as hard as a business question. The companies winning in the food and health space right now are the ones that stayed curious long enough to see a consumer need that everyone else had already categorized and moved past.

Join us as our guest Laura Lambe explore the gaps in menopause education, the importance of personalized care, and innovative approaches to women's health with menopause practitioner Laura Lambe. Discover how global trends, diet, gut health, and community support shape the menopause journey.