
Best Life Pending with Steph De Sousa & Chrissy Hearn
Best Life Pending is a podcast aimed at women over 40 who are tired of pretending they have everything figured out. It explores real-life topics such as career changes, difficult divorces, unexpected friendship endings, and the physical realities of aging like hot flushes, all without filters or fake positivity. Each week, the hosts bring the kinds of honest and funny conversations women typically share in private, putting them on the record. The show's message is that reinvention has no age limit and that laughter can help along the way.
Episodes

We’re Not Doing That Anymore
Getting older comes with aches, brain fog and a few extra tablets but it also comes with freedom. Chrissy and Steph talk menopause, weight, money, relationships, people pleasing and why they’re finally done carrying everyone else’s mental load.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I Love That For You… But No
Chrissy has a new obsession… blind boxes, Sunny Angels, Hironos and basically anything tiny, cute and completely unnecessary. So naturally, she decides Steph needs one too. Will Steph finally understand the joy of opening a mystery box and become just as obsessed? Absolutely not. But Chrissy isn’t giving up that easily. From being mistaken for someone buying toys for her grandkids to

Who Are We… and How Did We Get Here?
We are officially wing women, and we want you to come along for the ride! In our very first episode, we talk about how an unexpected DM turned into a friendship, why life after 40 and 50 can feel like starting all over again, losing people you love, finding confidence, menopause, ADHD, changing careers and finally giving yourself permission to ask: what do I actually want from the rest of my life?

Introducing Best Life Pending
Best Life Pending with Steph De Sousa & Chrissy Hearn a podcast for women over 40 who are done pretending they have it all figured out. We're here for the career pivots, the messy divorces, the friendships that end without warning, and the hot flushes nobody prepared us for. No filters, no fake positivity, no pretending aging is a graceful glide into irrelevance. Every week, we take the











