Reshma Saujani understands that midlife crisis can be an isolating experience for women.

On October 2, the founder of Girls Who Code and Moms First announced the launch of an all-new podcast about embracing midlife, “My So-Called Midlife,” which will premiere on October 16 on Lemonada Media. project, Saugiani will sit down with successful women in a variety of professional fields and attempt to “answer the question:”

The first two episodes will feature Emmy Award-winning actress/comedian Julia Louis-Dreyfus and economist/author Emily Oster. Additional episodes will be released weekly and include activist/author/founder Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and author Cheryl Strayed.

In a press release, Saujani states: is this a midlife crisis or something more? My Sokol Midlife is the podcast I wish I had when I entered this phase of my life.” [Women in their 30s, 40s, and 50s are now an enigma in the zeitgeist. I am excited to bring this conversation to life with Lemonada Media. I hope this program will give the millions of women who are experiencing midlife with me permission to rethink what is possible and join me in exposing the scams that have been sold about midlife."

In the audio trailer for the podcast, the host previews the kind of conversation she will advance. She says, “Isn't this the best time of our lives to be feeling good? I mean, we've achieved our big goals, we've done everything we thought we wanted and you're so bored and unsatisfied. I don't understand. Every day is like Groundhog's Day,” she says. 'You are not alone. Welcome to So-Called Middle Age, a weekly podcast hosted by me, Reshma Saujani. I am the founder of Girls Who Code and Moms First, have a loving man, two wonderful children, a really cute dog, write best-selling books, and wake up every day wondering, “Are my best days over?” In this show, I'm going to find a way to get past that and actually start living.”

The trailer also features upcoming guests talking about how they dealt with divorce, found a new creative outlet, or changed career directions in midlife. Each week, join us as we talk with experts, writers, actors, and public figures we know and respect. Together, we're going to identify our fears, explain our exhaustion, and give tips and tricks for the mundane. This is our new group chat.

“My So-Called Midlife” is available wherever you can listen to podcasts.