79. "Grandma" Takes the Mic

Research reveals that the more you fear aging, the faster you'll actually age.

So what am I still afraid of? Not a whole lot at this point.

Maybe spiders, ventriloquist dummies, and rejection.

I still get the heebie-jeebies every time I swipe on a dating app.

But let's focus today on the treats, not the tricks.

What can you expect this October? First, I'm recording a group podcast called Fear Factors with a horror filmmaker, a CPA, because we're all afraid of the IRS, and a surprise guest to be announced later.

Number two, I'm launching the long-awaited chapter four of my memoir called Your Nerve.

It's a serial digital self-help comic book.

And this chapter, which is coming out on October seventeenth, is all about sex and boys.

Ooh, it's naughty.

Find it on Substack.

Number three, I'll be sharing lots and lots of Halloween facts and fun, some virtual eye candy, and of course, costumes.

But let's get back to scary Nana for a minute.

I wouldn't say that it's a fear, but I do get major ick that many consumer brands don't target women my age, and we happen to control more than fifteen trillion dollars in disposable income.

Research reveals that the more you fear aging, the faster you'll actually age.

So what am I still afraid of? Not a whole lot at this point.

Maybe spiders, ventriloquist dummies, and rejection.

I still get the heebie-jeebies every time I swipe on a dating app.

But let's focus today on the treats, not the tricks.

What can you expect this October? First, I'm recording a group podcast called Fear Factors with a horror filmmaker, a CPA, because we're all afraid of the IRS, and a surprise guest to be announced later.

Number two, I'm launching the long-awaited chapter four of my memoir called Your Nerve.

It's a serial digital self-help comic book.

And this chapter, which is coming out on October seventeenth, is all about sex and boys.

Ooh, it's naughty.

Find it on Substack.

Number three, I'll be sharing lots and lots of Halloween facts and fun, some virtual eye candy, and of course, costumes.

But let's get back to scary Nana for a minute.

I wouldn't say that it's a fear, but I do get major ick that many consumer brands don't target women my age, and we happen to control more than fifteen trillion dollars in disposable income.