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Savannah Guthrie Drops in on the Middle Age Warriors

July 15, 2021

The Middle Age Warriors podcast on the Bleav podcast network was fortunate enough to get some time with Today Show host Savannah Guthrie to discuss her embracing of middle age. From the regular gig of the Today Show to hosting Jeopardy and now off to the Olympics in Japan, Savannah sheds some light on how she juggles career, motherhood and being a wife as well as her open crush on Roger Federer. Click the link below and have a listen. She’s smart, sweet and sassy all in one.

https://bleav.com/podcast-show/bleav-in-middle-age-warriors/

Sunshine always……..

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Chris Cimino

WELCOME BACK MY FRIENDS..... My name is Chris Cimino and I'm a TV meteorologist(WPIX NYC) and host, as well as blogger and podcaster(Bleav In Middle Age Warriors) for the last 30+ years. I started this blog about 4 years ago after having my contract not renewed by WNBC in NYC, of who I worked for 24 years. Nearly 21 of those years were as the early morning meteorologist for Today In New York, the newscast that preceded the Today Show. Over the years I had the privilege of filling in for Al Roker on the Today Show, as well as a two year run as the regular Saturday morning meteorologist for the Weekend Today Show. As of July 2019 I found myself unemployed for the first time since I was 19 years old. Suffice to say that was a little more than a couple of years ago. I’ve been through a lot in the last 4 years of my life. Most of it has been good. The path wasn't always easy and I often feel the burn of still trying to rise from the ashes of my past life. While not 100% on either, I've learned two big lessons in this process. To forgive myself and to trust myself more. Short sentences.....long processes. I hope you will rejoin me again on this journey through what I will call upper mid-life. If I can help or inspire one person along the way then this is all worth it. Thanks for getting this far..... if you did. Read More

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