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The Wobbly Middle: Women's Careers In Midlife
Patsy Day | Women's careers in midlife
Frequency: 1 episode/21d. Total Eps: 32

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🇩🇪 Germany - careers
01/07/2026#96🇫🇷 France - careers
30/06/2026#64🇬🇧 Great Britain - careers
25/06/2026#56🇬🇧 Great Britain - careers
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04/06/2026#61
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All Rise! From Redundancy to the Magistrate's Bench — Pip Symington on Leaving Corporate Life, Purpose-Led Living and Going Back To Study
Season 3 · Episode 1
lundi 19 janvier 2026 • Duration 29:13
A career pivot story about leaving corporate life after redundancy and going back to study — from risk consultant to magistrate and PhD researcher.
When a long-term relationship ended in her twenties, Pip Symington chose adventure. She landed a job in Asia and spent twenty years working across Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore, and Japan as a risk consultant and loving every minute of it. She said yes to everything, until one day it was gone.
Made redundant and reeling Pip turned to friends and a bit of therapy before redesigning the shape of her working life. She no longer wanted one all-consuming thing. Today, it's family, study, and service that brings fulfilment.
Key Topics
- The emotional toll of redundancy and losing your professional identity
- Using therapy and a "happiness bowl" to rediscover what brings you joy
- Building a portfolio career after a career break — balancing study, service, and family
- What it's like to volunteer as a magistrate in the UK justice system
- Why it's never too late to go back to study — and why midlife is the ideal time
THE WOBBLY MIDDLE is a podcast for women rethinking their careers in midlife. Each season, Patsy sits down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
New episodes every other Tuesday.
ABOUT THE HOST: Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
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IF YOU ENJOYED THIS EPISODE
You might also our Season 1 episode From Lab to Lifeline with Dr Emily Connally. Like Pip, Emily is an Oxford-based woman who channelled her skills into community service — founding a food bank at the school gate that's now reshaping how local networks respond to food waste. Both episodes show how the wobbly middle can lead to something that serves not just you, but the world around you.
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SHARE YOUR STORY
Made a left turn in your career? We'd love to hear about it. Write to Patsy at patsy@thewobblymiddle.com — your story might just be the nudge someone else needs.
This episode was produced by Patsy Day. Studio recording by The Pod Collective.
Reigniting Possibility: Season 3 of The Wobbly Middle Is Here | Going Back to Study
Season 3
lundi 5 janvier 2026 • Duration 00:56
Thinking about leaving corporate life and building a business, breaking back in after a career break, going back to study, or just taking your long-neglected dream seriously? The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers in midlife.
Season 3 has a light "Going Back to Study" thread running thought it. It launches on Blue Monday, 19 January — that mid-January moment when morale plummets, resolutions flatline, and job searches spike. So we're sending in reinforcements.
Patsy talks to women who've navigated career change in their 40s and beyond — a journalist who founded a comedy, a teacher who studied to become a psychologist, a consultant who became a magistrates - and Phd reasearcher (!) after redundancy. ... they are pathfinders who changed direction because something needed to shift. They talk honestly about what worked and the steps they took, so that you can find your own way forward too.
What's Coming in Season 3
Guests include:
- Pip Symington — risk consultant turned magistrate and PhD researcher, building a portfolio career after redundancy
- Rebecca Newman — investigative wellness journalist exploring the neuroscience of goal-setting and action boards
- Julianne Miles MBE — psychologist and founder of Career Returners, one of the world's largest return-to-work platforms
- Carri Simmons — drama teacher who returned to university at 38 to retrain as a psychologist in South Africa
- Lynn Harris — award-winning journalist, author, activist and founder of GOLD Comedy, a comedy school for women and non-binary people.
Links
The Wobbly Middle on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-wobbly-middle/id1767850643
The Wobbly Middle on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4YhwsBch8Q9vAOUBBfusIv
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If You Enjoyed This Episode
If you're new to The Wobbly Middle, a wonderful place to start is our first episode with the menopause doctors Susanne Hooper and Melanie Hacking who talking about hormonal health, perimenopause help, how to navigate the hormonal highway. You'll get to know us a little and also learn something from these incredible menopause specialists.
Help Us Grow
If this episode resonated with you, there are two simple things you can do to make a real difference:
- Leave a review on Apple Podcasts — it only takes a moment, and it's one of the best ways to help new listeners find the show. Every review counts.
- Share this episode with a friend — if you know someone who might be in their own wobbly middle, send them this one. Sometimes knowing you're not alone is all it takes.
Want more from Patsy between episodes? Subscribe to the newsletter — it's where the conversation continues: https://thewobblymiddle.substack.com?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=show_notes&utm_campaign=ep20-season-3-trailer
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About The Host
Join recovering lawyer Patsy Day as she navigates her own midlife career crossroads in real time. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Lights, Camera... Pivot! | Aundrea Cline-Thomas on new careers for journalists
Season 2 · Episode 1
mercredi 23 avril 2025 • Duration 31:29
Newsrooms collapsing. Journalism jobs vanishing. Three-time Emmy winner and TV reporter Aundrea Cline-Thomas saw the signs flashing like a breaking news ticker: the industry she loved was falling apart live on air.
Stepping behind the camera, Aundrea launched her own production company, Mountain Court Media, as well as the community initiative The Rewrite to help other journalists navigate their own pivots.
With the poise of a prime-time pro and the candour of a hot mic, she shares the behind-the-scenes on walking away from a career in front of the camera to build a new career — and how others can identify their hidden strengths and skills to do the same.
- (03:38) - Aundrea's Journey into Journalism
- (05:48) - Challenges and Triumphs in Journalism
- (10:31) - The Impact of Empathy and Upbringing
- (11:43) - The Decline of Traditional Media
- (13:27) - Transitioning from Journalism
- (17:10) - Empower Framework for Career Transitions
- (20:37) - Building Confidence and Facing Discomfort
- (26:33) - The Importance of Community and Networking
The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
Links
You can find out more about The Rewrite here.
To hear more from Aundrea, listen to her excellent podcast The NEXT Best Thing.
Have you navigated your own midlife career change?
We want to hear EVERYTHING. The disasters, the triumphs, the moments you thought "I've made a terrible mistake" before realising it was actually GENIUS. Email us at stories@thewobblymiddle.com. Seriously. Tell us EVERYTHING. We want to hear your story—whether it’s messy, magnificent, or still mid-wobble.
Email us at stories@thewobblymiddle.com and join the conversation.
About the Hosts:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
The Wobbly Middle Season Two | Career change in midlife for women
Season 2
mercredi 2 avril 2025 • Duration 01:02
Do you feel a pull towards something new but aren’t sure what’s next?
So do we! The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
Following a No. 1 ranking on Apple Podcasts GB Careers chart, hosts Susannah de Jager and Patsy Day—who leapt off their own corporate career ladders—return for Season 2 with more inspiring conversations about bold career shifts, unexpected opportunities, and the transferrable skills we’ve been building all along.
This season, they sit down with women who’ve made remarkable career moves, including:
- An Emmy-winning reporter who stepped behind the camera to launch her own media company
- A civil engineer who swapped steel beams for gem stones and built a thriving jewellery co
- A lawyer who laid down the law to create a game-changing period care empire.
Whether you’re making a big leap, a strategic shift, or a slow-burn transition, The Wobbly Middle is here to help you recognise the value of what you already know and use it to build what comes next.
This season also brings bonus content—extra interview snippets, behind-the-scenes moments, and practical career advice to help you take your own next step.
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ABOUT THE HOSTS:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
A Portrait of Passion and Courage | Donna Crous | Career change 40s
Season 1 · Episode 8
mercredi 8 janvier 2025 • Duration 36:43
Donna was in her 40s when she picked up a camera. A stay-at-home mum in a new country, she poured her passion for food into a blog to fill the long school days. Good photos were essential, so—like every resourceful mother—she taught herself. The result? Drool-worthy, award-winning images that launched a stellar career.
Now in her 50s, professional food photographer Donna Crous has cancer. With the same creativity, determination, and heart that shaped her career, she’s using her Diary of a Booby Queen to educate women about secondary breast cancer and to give them the courage to advocate for themselves.
- (00:16) - Susannah's Week of Perspective
- (01:20) - Patsy's Small Steps Approach
- (02:11) - Introducing Donna Crous
- (04:57) - Donna's Journey: From Banking to Baking
- (09:47) - The Leap into Food Photography
- (22:12) - Facing Cancer: Donna's Story
- (25:46) - Advocacy and Final Thoughts
The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
This is the final episode of Season One. Thank you for your support and encouragement. That the response has so far exceeded our expectations shows that The Wobbly Middle is striking a chord. Women are recognizing themselves in these stories of career reinvention, and they’re feeling seen, heard, and inspired to reimagine the shape of their own careers. We’re committed to continuing this conversation and energizing women to seek purpose, passion, and fulfillment in their midlife chapters.
Links
Season 2 is coming soon. In the meantime, you can stay up to date by signing up for our newsletter on Substack. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook @thewobblymiddle.
About the hosts:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
The Entrepreneur Masterclass: Debbie Wosskow’s Blueprint for Success
Season 1 · Episode 7
mercredi 18 décembre 2024 • Duration 31:50
Notebooks at the ready—this is a masterclass in taking ideas to thriving ventures from one of the UK’s most dynamic businesswomen. Debbie Wosskow OBE has built, scaled, and sold multimillion-pound businesses, including Love Home Swap, and now leads the charge for female founded businesses with the £250 million Invest in Women Taskforce and her new venture The Better Menopause.
In this candid conversation, Debbie shares the lessons learned from decades of experience: the sunlit uplands as well as the darkness. With a different business for every decade of her life, Debbie’s playbook is packed with insights to inspire your next move.
- (00:00) - The Wobbly Middle S1 E7 Debbie Wosskow
- (02:11) - Debbie's Early Career and Success
- (05:07) - Personal Reinvention and Challenges
- (15:19) - Building and Leading Female-Focused Businesses
- (24:46) - Navigating Uncertainty and Personal Growth
The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
Links
For additional insights, read The Wobbly Middle on Substack. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @thewobblymiddle.
If you are in the wobbly middle of your career, please share your story with us via our socials or email us at thewobblymiddle@gmail.com. We'd love to hear what’s on your mind - and if you're out the other side, please let us know how you got there!
About the hosts:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
From Lab to Lifeline: When Brain and Heart Collide | Emily Connally
Season 1 · Episode 6
mercredi 4 décembre 2024 • Duration 35:45
Born in the New Mexico deserts where running water was a luxury, Dr. Emily Connally was an unlikely contender for the ivory towers of Harvard and Oxford — but with grit, brilliance, and a touch of rebellion, she soared. Yet her greatest achievements may not be in the lab...
When the pandemic struck, Emily applied the same expertise she used to map the brain’s complex pathways to chart a thriving grassroots network. Starting with a schoolgate foodbank, she built Cherwell Collective which is transforming how local networks tackle food waste and sustainability.
From elite academia to community hero, listen to Emily’s warm, uplifting tale of courage, ingenuity, and the power of pivoting when it matters most.
- (02:53) - Emily's Early Life and Education
- (05:33) - Challenges and Triumphs in Academia
- (11:37) - Activism and Union Leadership at Arizona
- (19:30) - The Birth of Cherwell Collective
- (24:34) - Cherwell Collective's Impact and Future Plans
The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
Links
New episodes of The Wobble Middle released fortnightly. For additional insights, read The Wobbly Middle on Substack. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @thewobblymiddle.
If you are in the wobbly middle of your career, please share your story with us via our socials or email us at thewobblymiddle@gmail.com. We'd love to hear what’s on your mind - and if you're out the other side, please let us know how you got there!
To learn more about Cherwell Collective, visit https://www.cherwellcollective.com/
About the hosts:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
From Courtroom to Chef’s Kitchen: A Feast of Grit and Glory
Season 1 · Episode 5
mercredi 20 novembre 2024 • Duration 32:18
Sophie was 37 when she was diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. Recovered but with a heavy dose of heartache, she had a choice to make: return to the legal career she had spent years building or follow her passion into the fires of the kitchen.
With humour, grit, and inspiring zest, Sophie Archer reveals how her strength grew to fuel her culinary dreams - all the way to MasterChef: The Professionals. This is a story that will ignite your own ambitions and leave you hungry for possibility.
- (00:00) - From Courtroom to Chef’s Kitchen: A Feast of Grit and Glory
- (02:17) - Introducing Sophie Archer
- (06:26) - The Shift from Law to the Culinary Arts
- (12:16) - Building a New Career
- (18:03) - The Kitchen of Dreams
- (27:43) - Reflections and Future Plans
- (28:52) - Sophie's MasterChef Experience
The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
Links
New episodes of The Wobble Middle, released fortnightly. For additional insights, read The Wobbly Middle on Substack. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @thewobblymiddle.
If you are in the wobbly middle of your career, please share your story with us via our socials or email us at thewobblymiddle@gmail.com. We'd love to hear what’s on your mind - and if you're out the other side, please let us know how you got there!
About the hosts:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
From Delivery Room to Disruptor: When the Gloves Came Off with Femtech founder Nina Van Schaick
Season 1 · Episode 4
mercredi 6 novembre 2024 • Duration 27:53
Midwife turned femtech founder Nina Van Schaick felt a deep calling to support mothers through the transformative experience of child birth. But as she witnessed the trauma caused by failures in maternal care, she knew change was urgently needed. With less than 2% of pharmaceutical R&D dedicated to maternal health, Nina decided to take action herself and developed Peripear, a groundbreaking product designed to minimise perineal tearing.
Join warm, funny, and bold Nina as she shares how she moved from the delivery suite to the boardroom to create meaningful change for women’s health.
- (00:00) - Introduction to The Wobbly Middle
- (03:08) - Nina's Journey into Midwifery
- (05:39) - The Emotional Spectrum of Midwifery
- (08:04) - Challenges and Changes in Midwifery
- (12:11) - Innovating with PeriPear
- (20:00) - Empowering Women in Midlife
If Femtech is your thing, another great episode is with Rachael Newton (see Celebrating a Period of Change) where she tells us how she designed Nixit, a revolutionary, reusable menstrual disc after she realised her tampon waste took so long to break down it would likely survive the apocalypse alongside the cockroach.
The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
Links
New episodes of The Wobble Middle are released fortnightly. For additional insights, read The Wobbly Middle on Substack. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @thewobblymiddle.
If you are in the wobbly middle of your career, please share your story with us via our socials or email us at thewobblymiddle@gmail.com. We'd love to hear what’s on your mind - and if you're out the other side, please let us know how you got there!
About the hosts:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
Dame Helena Morrissey: A Career Isn't a Ladder — It's a Labyrinth | Women in Investment
Season 1 · Episode 3
mercredi 23 octobre 2024 • Duration 32:44
What happens when one of the most influential woman in the City resigns at the top of her game? Dame Helena Morrissey stunned the financial world when she stepped down as CEO of Newton Asset Management at 50 — without a fully formed plan. In this compelling episode, Helena opens up about the unfinished business that drove her forward; and how she learned to embrace discomfort as she forged a new path.
As one of the most prominent advocates for equal pay and opportunity, Helena also sets out her powerful vision for getting more mid-career women into investment roles. Listen in to hear how she’s making an impact yet again, transforming the future of women in finance.
The Wobbly Middle is a podcast for women rethinking their careers. Each season, Patsy and Susannah sit down with women who share their career pivot stories — leaving corporate life and building businesses, breaking back in after career breaks, going back to study, and taking their long-neglected dreams seriously.
Links
New episodes of The Wobble Middle are released fortnightly. For additional insights, read The Wobbly Middle on Substack. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @thewobblymiddle.
https://thewobblymiddle.substack.com
If you are in the wobbly middle of your career, please share your story with us via our socials or email us at thewobblymiddle@gmail.com. We'd love to hear what’s inspiring you or if you have a question for us - and if you're out the other side, please let us know how you got there!
About the hosts:
Patsy Day is a recovering lawyer navigating her own midlife career crossroads. A penny dropped for her when she realised that the restless feeling she'd been feeling was returning ambition. The Wobbly Middle is that in-between space where we know we want change but don't know how to move forward.
Susannah de Jager has just moved to Abu Dhabi. She is podcasting, consulting to start-ups and occasionally advising on scale-up capital having left her role as CEO of a boutique asset manager and asked "what next?”. In the last five years she has forged a new path following her passions and interests. This podcast is for her and for all those like her.
