Jennie Garth is an actress, entrepreneur, author, podcast host, and cultural icon best known for her role as Kelly Taylor on Beverly Hills, 90210. In today’s episode of The Tamsen Show, she sits down with Tamsen Fadal for a vulnerable conversation about fame, imposter syndrome, and how she finally learned to love and accept herself after years of self-doubt.

From struggling with insecurity and people-pleasing to developing unshakable confidence in her 50s, Jennie shares the personal stories, practical advice, and mindset shifts that helped her become a more resilient, self-assured, and grounded in who she is.

In this episode, Tamsen and Jennie discuss:

- How to choose yourself without guilt

- Why women struggle with people-pleasing

- Overcoming imposter syndrome and comparison

- The confidence, self-love, and emotional resilience that comes in midlife

- Perimenopause symptoms (brain fog, anxiety, and more)

- Finding purpose in business, creativity, and community

- Letting go of insecurity and the need for external validation

- Healing your inner child and transforming your self-image

If you’re tired of putting everyone else first, this conversation will change the way you see yourself and what you believe you deserve.

If you like this episode, then you will love:  From Sports Illustrated to Sephora: How Molly Sims Reinvented Herself in Midlife

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So you've heard about testosterone. Maybe your doctor mentioned it, maybe you saw something on social media, maybe you just feel off and you're trying to figure out why. But no one has sat down and actually explained it to you. Until now.

Tamsen has spent years interviewing the top doctors in the menopause space and has her own real experience navigating testosterone: the wrong turns, the things that finally worked, and everything she wishes someone had told her sooner. This episode is her way of making it simple.

Whether you've been on estrogen and progesterone and still feel flat, you've lost motivation and drive and chalked it up to stress or getting older, or you've been handed an antidepressant when what you actually needed was a hormone conversation, this episode is for you.

Because testosterone was never just a male hormone. And the fact that most of us were never told that says everything.

You'll learn:

- Why women actually have more testosterone in their bodies than estrogen and what happens when it drops

- The difference between low libido and the flatness that touches everything: energy, motivation, muscle, mood

- Why the standard blood test may completely miss low testosterone in women

- The different delivery options, including the one Tamsen tried first that she wouldn't recommend

- How to ask your doctor for the right test and what to say if they won't have the conversation

This episode is part of the How to Menopause series, where Tamsen goes deeper on each chapter of her book right here on the podcast. Twenty minutes. Everything you need to know.

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If you like this episode, then you will love: The Testosterone Doctor: The Truth About Women’s Libido with Dr. Kelly Casperson

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Dr. Doris Day is one of the country’s leading dermatologists and experts on hair loss. Today, she’s back with Tamsen Fadal on The Tamsen Show to answer all the questions you have about hair. In this episode, you’ll learn what’s really causing your hair loss and how to regrow stronger, healthier hair.

From hormonal hair loss during perimenopause and menopause to hair thinning caused by stress or rapid weight loss, Dr. Doris Day breaks down the most effective treatment options and science-backed protocols you can start today to support long-term hair health.

If you’ve ever wondered…

Is it normal to lose this much hair?

What causes female hair loss, and how can I prevent it?- How can I support my hair health during perimenopause and menopause?

Do hormone therapy or GLP-1 medications (like Ozempic) actually cause hair loss?

Does PRP or red light therapy work for hair growth?

What supplements actually work for hair loss?

Does minoxidil work for women?

Then this episode is for you. By the end, you’ll have the science-backed information you need to prevent hair loss, improve scalp health, and build stronger, thicker hair.

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If you like this episode, then you will love: The Hair Loss Doctor: What Works (And What’s a Waste)

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Tamsen left a 30-year career as a television news anchor at 52 without a plan that looked like a plan to anyone who knew her. This is the episode where she tells you exactly what that felt like, what kept her stuck, and what finally made her go.

Whether you're burned out and not sure if that's the whole story, quietly building something on the side and wondering if you should take the leap, or staying somewhere that no longer fits because at least you know who you are there, this conversation meets you where you are.

Because most career advice wasn't made for women at this stage of life. And the voice that says you should have figured this out earlier isn't telling you the truth.

You'll learn how to:

- Tell the difference between burnout and boredom, and why it changes everything

- Answer the identity question that keeps most women stuck longer than anything else

- Find the skills that travel with you no matter what the next chapter looks like

- Build a runway before you leap, and what that actually means in practice

- Use the overlap period to get clarity, not just hustle

This episode is also for the woman who isn't quite ready to leave yet but knows something is shifting. You don't have to have a plan. You just have to start listening.

Career transitions at midlife are one of the most common things women navigate alone. If this conversation helped you feel less alone in it, we'd love to hear from you.

If you like this episode, then you will love:  “It Can’t Rain Forever”: Kandi Burruss on Reinvention and What Comes Next

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It’s time to stop overcomplicating your workouts. Strength training expert Dr. Shannon Ritchey joins Tamsen Fadal on The Tamsen Show to break down why a simple strength training routine is far more effective for women looking to build muscle, lose fat, and improve metabolism than the latest trending sculpt class.

Dr. Shannon Ritchey’s mission is to educate and empower women with the science behind muscle growth, fat loss, and body recomposition so they can get stronger, and finally see results. In this episode, she explains exactly how to build a strength training program that fits your lifestyle, supports longevity, and helps you become your strongest, healthiest self at any age. In this episode, Tamsen and Dr. Shannon discuss:

- The four key elements of building muscle and transforming your body

- How to gain 5 pounds of muscle in under a year

- Why strength training is essential for women’s health and longevity

- The optimal workout routine for building muscle without burnout

- Why Pilates doesn’t effectively build muscle

- What “training to failure” means

- How to build muscle at home with dumbbells

- Whether steps or cardio matter more for fat loss

Whether you’re new to strength training, getting back into the gym, or trying to lose fat and build muscle in midlife, this episode will give you a clear, science-backed plan that actually works.

If you liked this conversation, check this out: Exhausted, Gaining Weight, and Feeling Off? THIS is Why

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If you’ve been through a heartbreak, a divorce, or a relationship that just quietly fell apart and you’re trying to figure out what comes next, this episode is for you.

In this candid solo Q&A, Tamsen answers the dating questions women in midlife are actually asking but rarely say out loud.

Whether you’re freshly out of something painful, years removed and still not sure, or back on the apps and already confused, this conversation meets you exactly where you are.

Because dating at this stage of life is different, and most of the advice out there wasn’t made for you.

You’ll learn how to:

- Stop checking his profile and what to do instead the moment you feel the urge

- Tell the difference between being healed and just being numb

- Know whether to give a second date to someone who didn’t give you butterflies

- Spot the early signs of a narcissist before you’ve already fallen

- Have the conversation you’ve been too afraid to start

Getting back on the dating scene is one of the most uncharted experiences women navigate alone. If this conversation made you feel less alone in it, we’d love to hear from you.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

If you like this episode, then you will love: Relationship Q&A: Red Flags, Dating After Divorce & Commitment Issues

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Arthur C. Brooks is a happiness expert, Harvard University professor, and best-selling author.

You live a good life, but you still feel unhappy. You put yourself out there, but every relationship seems to fail. You have your dream job, but something feels off. What is going on?

In today's episode of The Tamsen Show, Arthur Brooks joins Tamsen Fadal to unpack why millions of people struggle with purpose, anxiety, loneliness, and emptiness, and what to do about it. Drawing on decades of research in happiness and behavioral science, Arthur reveals the six pillars you need to discover your deepest purpose and live a more meaningful life.

Arthur and Tamsen discuss:

- How modern life negatively impacts your brain, happiness, and sense of purpose

- Why midlife is the perfect opportunity to start a new chapter

- How suffering is a powerful advantage for growth

- The six pillars that lead to long-term happiness and fulfillment

- Three rules for a happy marriage

- Why we feel lonely and how to change that

- Small shifts that can deepen your connection with others

- Why we choose the wrong partners and what to look for instead

By the end of this episode, you will have the confidence to ask “What is the meaning of my life?” and the tools, framework, and habits to help you answer that question in a way that’s specific to your true purpose.

If you like this episode, then you will love:  The 4 Shifts You Need to Start Your Next Chapter 

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If you have ever lost a friend and felt like you weren't allowed to grieve it, this episode is for you.

In this deeply personal solo episode, Tamsen opens up about one of the most painful experiences women carry quietly: the friendship breakup. Whether it ended with a blowup, a slow fade, or a silence that just kept getting louder, the loss of a close friend can hurt just as much as a romantic breakup, and yet the world rarely gives you permission to treat it that way.

Tamsen shares her own story of losing a close friend around the time of her wedding, the years of silence that followed, and the phone call that finally changed everything. She also breaks down the science behind why friendship loss registers in your brain as physical pain, and introduces a term from psychology you may have never heard, but will immediately recognize.

She also shares 5 tools to help you start moving through it, not around it.

You'll learn how to:

- Write the letter you never have to send (but desperately need to write)

- Use the two-column method to get honest about what the friendship really was

- Ask yourself the one question before you reach out or try to fix it

- Stop filling the space before you've heard what it's telling you

This episode is also for the woman who was the one who pulled away, who stopped calling back, who outgrew someone she used to love. The guilt of that is real too, and Tamsen doesn't skip over it.

Friendship loss is one of the most common experiences women share and one of the least talked about. If this conversation helped you feel less alone in it, we’d love to hear from you. 

If you like this episode, then you will love: How Friendships Can Change Your Life

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Abbey Sharp, RD, is an expert in women’s nutrition. In this episode, she sits down with Tamsen Fadal to discuss why so many women feel stuck in the restriction-diet cycle and shares science-backed strategies to break free from constant hunger, food fixation, and the guilt that comes with it.

Abbey outlines her sustainable, evidence-based approach to eating that supports energy, metabolism, and long-term health. She explains which foods help stabilize blood sugar, preserve muscle, and support metabolic health during hormonal shifts.

Abbey and Tamsen unpack:

- Why insulin resistance makes you feel hungry all the time

- How to create a hunger crushing combo

- The truth about “inflammatory foods” (and what actually matters)

- How much protein women really need in midlife

- Why fiber is the missing piece in most diets

- What to eat to support your body during perimenopause and menopause

- How to eat if you’re taking GLP-1 medications like Ozempic

And so much more.

If you’re tired of chasing the next diet or weight-loss hack, this episode will change the way you think about food. By the end of it, you’ll have the science and tools that will empower you to support your body, energy, and long-term health at every stage of life.

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You asked, Tamsen answered.

In this Q&A-style episode, Tamsen is holding nothing back. She’s taking everything she’s learned from her years as a matchmaker in New York City, going through a public divorce, and finding love again at 50 and applying it to help you navigate relationships with more clarity and confidence.

In this episode, she answers questions about:

- Spotting relationship red flags before they become bigger problems

- Dating again after divorce and rebuilding your confidence

- The guilt that can linger after ending a marriage

- What it means when a partner keeps delaying commitment

- Navigating insecurity in relationships and the impact of social media

- How to trust your instincts when something in a relationship feels off

Have a question you want Tamsen to answer in a future episode? Email [email protected] or text or leave a voicemail at (917) 382-4277.

If you like this episode, then you will love: Choosing a Child-Free Life: 5 Things I Wish I Knew Earlier

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In today’s episode of The Tamsen Show, Joanna Strober (CEO and co-founder of Midi Health) sits down with Tamsen Fadal to discuss the habits, mindset shifts, and resilience you need to build the unstoppable confidence to go after what you want. 

The lesson Joanna shares in this episode is harsh but true: it doesn’t matter how accomplished you are, confidence is something we all want and need more of. 

The good news is that confidence isn’t something you have or don’t have. Confidence is a byproduct of the opportunities you create for yourself, the people you surround yourself with, and the courage and curiosity you bring to every chapter of your life. Joanna’s life and career teaches us that confidence is strengthened by doing it before you feel ready, by taking the first step without worrying what the second step might look like.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

- What it takes to build a billion-dollar company

- The daily habits of highly successful people

- What to do when you realize you’re on the wrong career path

- Mindset shifts to overcome career setbacks

Plus, Tamsen and Joanna discuss:

- The future of women’s health and telemedicine

- The gaps in (peri)menopause and midlife healthcare

- The changing conversation around weight management, obesity, and GLP-1’s

The most interesting thing about Joanna isn’t her accolades, but how many chapters she’s lived. With each milestone, she learned how to move through fear and rejection with more strength, how to pivot when doors close, and how to carve out new opportunities that are changing the world.

By the end of this episode, you’ll have a framework to do the same.

If you liked this conversation, check this out: From Sports Illustrated to Sephora: How Molly Sims Reinvented Herself in Midlife

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