The latest episode of The Health Lottery’s Paying it Forward podcast, dropping next Thursday (August 15) finds host Danni Menzies in insightful conversation with Loose Women anchor and BBC broadcaster, Kaye Adams.
Together, they delve into the intricacies of big wins, little wins, and the profound act of paying it forward.
Scottish journo Adams, now 61, reflects on her journey, sharing that her biggest win in life isn’t a tangible achievement but rather the simple fact of still being here after all these years. She also emphasises the importance of reframing the narrative around aging, a journey that has been both personal and philosophical for her.
Throughout the conversation, the pair touch on the societal pressures of aging and the tendency to compare oneself to others, particularly in the digital age. Adams’s insights into embracing age with grace and gratitude resonate deeply, offering a refreshing perspective on navigating life’s challenges and triumphs.
One highlight of the episode is Kaye’s revelation about her podcast, “How To Be 60,” where she and co-host Karen explore the complexities of aging with humour and authenticity. By sharing their own experiences and engaging with a diverse range of guests, Kaye Adams and Karen Mackenzie aim to inspire listeners to embrace their age and find joy in every stage of life.
The Paying it Forward Podcast by The Health Lottery invites listeners on a journey of inspiration, resilience, and generosity. With over £132m raised to support health and wellbeing causes across Great Britain, The Health Lottery is dedicated to making a meaningful impact in communities nationwide.
The series features prominent figures such as filmmaker Doug Allan, social impact entrepreneur Alvina Appleton, Julian Lloyd Webber OBE, The Fizz’s Jay Aston, Michelin star chef Andy Beynon, actress Nicola Stephenson, and bestselling authors Chris Brookmyre, Adele Parks MBE, and Helen Fields.
Paying it Forward is available on all major podcast platforms. Find out more at healthlottery.co.uk.
