Maryanna Thornton and Jay Thornton
Take the Turn with Maryanna and Jay
Take the Turn with Maryanna and Jay is a real-life podcast about choosing a new direction in midlife and beyond. Through honest conversations, personal stories, faith, humor, and lessons learned, Maryanna and Jay explore marriage, family, parenting older kids, aging parents, health, purpose, career, and what comes next. It’s an invitation to pause, reflect, laugh, grow, and move forward with intention.
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Maryanna Thornton and Jay Thornton
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Latest episode
Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
New Season, New Habits 07.07.2026 31:22
In this episode of Take The Turn with Maryanna and Jay , we talk about building new habits for a new season of life. By midlife, many of us have spent decades developing habits, routines, and systems — some helpful, some not so helpful, and some we barely notice anymore. But as life changes, the habits that carried us through one season may not be the habits we need for what comes next. Inspired...
Marriage in Midlife: Are We Still Connected? 27.06.2026 37:13
Marriage changes through every season of life, and midlife can be one of the most important turns couples face. In this episode, Maryanna and Jay talk honestly about marriage in midlife, the slow drift that can happen when life gets busy, and how couples can stay connected before they start feeling more like roommates than husband and wife. They reflect on what marriage looked like in their 20s, h...
College Dorm Tips: Boxes, Beds, and Goodbyes 20.06.2026 44:53
Moving a college freshman into a dorm is part packing list, part construction project, part decorating challenge, and part emotional goodbye. In Episode 5 of Take the Turn with Maryanna and Jay , we share what we learned from moving two kids into college dorms — one boy and one girl. We cover dorm room must-haves, what we bought, what we built, what we would do differently, and the emotional side...
Stress, Midlife, and “Why Are You Breathing Like That?” 13.06.2026 31:44
Stress hits different in midlife. Between marriage, parenting older kids, work, aging parents, hormones, overstimulation, and the never-ending mental load, it can feel like your brain never fully shuts off. In this episode, Maryanna and Jay talk honestly about stress in midlife — how it shows up differently for each of them, how it affects marriage and family life, and what they’re learning to rec...
Stronger, Smarter, and Slightly Sore 06.06.2026 48:51
Fitness and nutrition in midlife can feel different than they used to — but that does not mean we stop trying. In this episode, Maryanna and Jay talk about getting stronger, making smarter choices, staying consistent, and giving yourself some grace along the way. From food habits and workout motivation to soreness, discipline, and real-life setbacks, this conversation is about finding a healthier...
The Turn Is Coming… Are You Ready? 06.06.2026 34:13
The turn is coming… but are we ready for it? In our first episode of Take the Turn with Maryanna and Jay , we share why we started this podcast, what this season of life looks like for us, and why we believe midlife and beyond can still be full of purpose, growth, faith, laughter, and new direction. We talk about marriage, raising older kids, shifting priorities, aging parents, and the realizatio...
The Long Way Around: Detours, Disappointments, and Finding Purpose 06.06.2026 37:10
Sometimes life takes us the long way around — through detours, delays, disappointments, and unexpected turns we never would have chosen for ourselves. In Episode 2 of Take The Turn with Maryanna and Jay , we share personal stories about the roads that did not go exactly as planned, but still helped shape who we are today. We talk about family, marriage, Olympic dreams, faith, perspective, and how...
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