"Hair is more than just hair—it’s identity, culture, and self-expression, especially for Black women. In this episode of Fifty and Unfiltered After 50, I’m opening up about the often unspoken struggle of hair loss in Black women over 50. We’ll dive into the emotional and cultural weight of this experience, share stories of resilience, and explore what it means to redefine beauty on our own terms. Whether you’re embracing your natural texture, rocking wigs, or owning your baldness, this conversation is for you. Let’s honor every crown, in all its forms, with authenticity and pride."

"The Unspoken Sacrifices We Endure as Wives—and Ways to Celebrate Ourselves"

Being a wife often means carrying unspoken emotional and physical sacrifices, but it’s time to prioritize your self-love and joy. In this episode of Fifty and Unfiltered, Mary Geter explores the untold stories of resilience and offers empowering ways for women to reclaim their worth, set boundaries, and honor the queens they are. Tune in for a conversation that will inspire you to celebrate yourself unapologetically.

Love doesn’t always end with a dramatic moment—it often fades quietly. In Silent Drift, we explore the subtle yet painful distance that grows between partners, often unnoticed until it feels like you’re living with a stranger. Mary Geter dives deep into the unspoken truths of emotional disconnect, the slow unraveling of intimacy, and how couples can recognize, address, and rebuild their bond before it’s too late. Whether you're struggling in silence or simply want to strengthen your connection, this episode is a must-listen.

On this episode of Fifty and Unfiltered, I'm getting raw about emotional disconnection. I'll share my journey through subtle aches , the burden of holding back , and how that silence gets heavy. From feeling like a ghost after my divorce to finally letting my sisters in and finding profound relief, we're talking all of it. If you're tired of that mask and long to feel truly seen, this conversation is for you. Tune in to identify signs , break the cycle , and find your tribe —whether it’s an old friend or therapy. Because, baby, you can't pour from an empty cup—especially if that cup is feeling invisible.