Morgan Mitchell and Chris Peterson
The Midlife Mud
"The Midlife Mud" is a quirky, no-holds-barred podcast where a brother and sister navigate the messy, unpredictable waters of midlife. Between career chaos, parenting, and the occasional personal growth breakthrough, they share laughs, lessons, and the surprises of this stage in life. With plenty of sibling banter and a healthy dose of real talk, they explore how midlife can sometimes lead to unexpected moments of clarity and growth. If you consider yourself to be in the midlife stage, this is your fun, down-to-earth place to feel less alone in the mess it can be.
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Morgan Mitchell and Chris Peterson
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Último episodio
9 de dic. de 2025
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Episodios
Midlife is Level 2 Fun: Where Struggles Meet Joy 07.01.2025 38:43
In this episode, Morgan and Chris dive into the why behind The Midlife Mud —how they’ve come to embrace the glorious mess that is midlife and why they want to connect with others navigating the same muddy waters. They talk about the different levels of fun that come with this stage of life and how it’s not always what you expect. The episode also takes a turn as they share a recent backcountry tre...
The Midlife Mud Trailer 28.11.2024 1:49
Chris and Morgan, siblings and hosts of the "Midlife Mud" podcast, discuss the challenges and complexities of midlife. They explore feelings of overwhelm, boredom, and existential questions that often accompany this life stage. Despite acknowledging gratitude for what they have, they highlight the common experience of midlife not meeting expectations. The podcast aims to provide authenti...
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