THE "WE'RE FINE" MID LIFE RELATIONSHIP (ORGANIZING TIP: DECLUTTERING YOUR MARRIAGE)

THE "WE'RE FINE" MID LIFE RELATIONSHIP (ORGANIZING TIP: DECLUTTERING YOUR MARRIAGE)

Author: Christine Stone and Eden Kendall September 17, 2026 Duration: 31:40


In this episode of Uncluttered and Unfiltered, Eden and Christine talk honestly about long-term marriage, changing over the years, and the idea of “quiet quitting” a relationship. They are not talking about leaving a marriage or falling out of love—they are talking about what can happen when life gets busy, routines take over, conversations become mostly about schedules, and couples begin to feel more like roommates than partners.

They share thoughts on the realities of marriage after 50, including navigating empty nesting, adult children, aging parents, work, health concerns, and simply being tired at the end of the day. They also discuss accepting that neither person is the same one they were decades ago, making space for each other’s changing interests, and finding small ways to stay connected.


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Below you'll find the questions we discuss in this episode:

“Do you know your spouse's answers?”

1. What does your spouse want more of in the next five years?

2. What does your spouse want less of?

3. What is something they've always wanted to try?

4. What makes them feel most loved?

5. What is something they're worried about right now?

6. What would their ideal Saturday look like?

7. What is one thing they wish the two of you did more often?

8. When was the last time they felt really connected to you?

9. What is something they think the two of you do really well?

10. If money and obligations weren't an issue, what would they change about your life together?






This week’s organizing tip is all about decluttering a marriage: letting go of old resentments, unspoken expectations, assumptions, and routines that no longer work. Eden and Christine share simple questions couples can ask each other to start a conversation, reconnect, and make room for what comes next.




There’s a certain freedom that comes with the second half of life, and Uncluttered and Unfiltered: The Podcast For Women Over 50 is a conversation built entirely around that idea. Co-hosts Christine Stone and Eden Kendall are longtime friends who approach the world from opposite ends of the spectrum. Christine, a professional organizer, thrives on creating streamlined, efficient spaces. Eden, a broadcaster, DJ, and thrift shopper, cheerfully admits to a life that’s wonderfully over-scheduled and a bit disorganized. Their dynamic is the heart of this podcast. Each episode feels like pulling up a chair to a candid kitchen-table chat where they explore what it means to edit your life-not just your closet. They delve into everything from beauty and fashion to culture and self-improvement, all through the lens of experience. You’ll hear practical tips for simplifying your surroundings alongside broader discussions on navigating societal expectations and personal growth. It’s not about prescribing a single way to live; it’s about sharing stories and strategies for letting go of what no longer serves you, making room for more joy and less clutter, in every sense. Tune in for a refreshingly honest dialogue that proves the most interesting conversations happen when you embrace both the organized and the beautifully messy parts of life.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 50

Uncluttered and Unfiltered: The Podcast For Women Over 50
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