Hundreds of women took a virtual adventure with us last week, having fun and listening to powerhouse speakers challenge us to make this chapter the best one yet, with only one sour note.
Gender Bias Much? Why High Blood Pressure is Often Misdiagnosed in Women
Antiquated assumptions in healthcare are killers. Just look at a new report that says doctors too often dismiss high blood pressure as stress or a menopause symptom.
Mother-Daughter Nose-Piercing: How It Bonded Us and Liberated Me
When Nicole Johnson went along for her daughter’s nose piercing, something surprising happened. She decided to get one too and re-found a sense of freedom she hadn’t felt in a long time.
In Her New Book, Norma Kamali Talks About Her Purpose-Filled Life and How to Make Yours the Same
In “I Am Invincible,” Norma Kamali, who speaks at our virtual Out Loud event tonight, tells us how to live a full, rewarding life at any age.
Make Sex Fun Again: Two New Lube Choices With Powerful Extra Ingredients
Glissant was founded by two women who have the perfect credentials for addressing women’s sexual issues in a beautiful, sensuous way.
A Half Century After She Became a Star, A Candid Talk With Carly Simon and Her Daughter
To mark a major musical anniversary, Sheila Weller talks to Carly Simon and her daughter about love, honesty, and who “You’re So Vain” may really be about.
From a Bonafide Expert: How to Keep Good Friends and Lose the Bad Ones
There’s a saying, “To have good friends you need to be a good friend.” Marta Kauffman, creator of Grace and Frankie and a speaker at our virtual event on Feb. 23rd, shows us how that works.
A New Art Book Perfectly Captures the Emotions and Absurdities of Our Lives
Vivienne Boucherat used art to process her ups and downs. Though she never intended her pieces to be published, we’re sure happy they were.
Flo Kennedy: The Flamboyant, Outrageous Brains of the Women’s Movement
“Sweetie, if you’re not living on the edge, you’re taking up space,” said Flo Kennedy, a fierce, effective and under-appreciated activist fighting sexism and racism.
Today is NextTribe’s 4th Birthday. We’re Just Happy to be Here
It’s been quite a ride since we hit the “Go Live” button on our website on Feb. 15th, 2017. Here are some high points in photos; another high point is coming up on Feb. 23rd.
Love Lost and Found: High School Sweethearts Reunite Years Later
Oh, the power of love. Especially first love. This story of reunited high school sweethearts will have you daydreaming about the purity and passion of your own early romance.
The Menopause Whisperer: How Jill Angelo and Gennev Help Women Through the Transition
As we prepare to welcome Jill Angelo as a speaker at our Feb. 23rd virtual event, we find out what makes her menopause-resource company, Gennev, so ground-breaking.
On the 50th Anniversary of Tapestry, Carole King’s Words and Work Still Resonate
We mark 50 years since the release of the landmark album with this look at how the iconic singer is learning tolerance in a tumultuous time, not unlike the atmosphere in 1971.
COVID Was the Opportunity I Needed to Leave My Husband and Restart My Life
For 29 years, Heather Christie buried concerns about her marriage. When COVID struck, she left to take care of her elderly mother, a first step toward a new future.
Sleep Left Me For a Younger Woman
Lucie Frost had a long, complicated relationship with Sleep, but she really thought they were good together. Sleep had other ideas.
Sister Rosetta Tharpe: A Trailblazing Guitar Goddess Who Was Overlooked Far Too Long
She paved the way for Elvis and inspired generations of guitarists. It’s time we paid this pioneering sensation her due.
How Surviving Cancer and Rape Taught Fran Drescher to Fully Embrace Life
Here’s a preview of what the comedian will be talking about at our upcoming virtual Out Loud event: surviving cancer and finding and cherishing life’s silver linings.
