About Chase Corwin

Friendships and Sisterhood

Jennifer Chase-Corwin shares the origin of her 30-year friendship with Nicole O’Brien, sparked by a 'capture' moment involving Swiss cheese and a Sarah McLachlan surprise, forming the foundation of their podcast and mutual support through midlife challenges [1][2]. Their bond is depicted as a 'soul sisterhood' built on shared tears, triumphs, laugh-riots, and cheese boards, now extended to listeners via unfiltered, nourishing conversations [1].

Midlife Messiness and Personal Growth

Chase-Corwin embraces midlife as a phase of 'messy truths' and curiosity, snacking through it without sugarcoating, focusing on relationships, food, and self-realization [1][4]. Episodes delve into culinary origins tied to family—her father's 'variety is the spice of life' meal prep and linguica as love language—revealing how food connects to identity and emotions [4]. She reflects on professional callings, from journalism epiphanies to gut whispers in her 40s, coining terms like 'storyteller-ist' [5].

Women's Strength and Fitness

Featuring guests like powerlifter Lisa Maximus, Chase-Corwin challenges traditional notions of strength, advocating training for longevity over aesthetics, emotional fitness, and heavy lifting for all [3]. Discussions highlight the 'self-governor' as a liar and the need for mental toughness [3].

Healing, Burnout, and Nervous System

With Heather Waxman, conversations reframe symptoms as 'sacred messengers' needing care, addressing burnout, over-responsibility, attachment wounds, and nervous system regulation in high-functioning midlife women [6]. A whole-person healing lens is promoted for those appearing fine externally but fried internally [6].

Professional Purpose and Entrepreneurship

Tracing career paths from therapy nudges and writing to midlife purpose realization, Chase-Corwin discusses building parallel careers as a 'clinicalist' friend and storyteller [5]. Linked to customer success via partner Parker Chase-Corwin's work at MedScout, Stage2 Capital, and writings on recession-proof programs, though her direct CEO role at MedBuddy remains unelaborated [7][8][11]. Cohabimates involvement suggests focus on relationships and parenting [13].