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Morning Optimism Dost. Oh, and don't forget, things are looking up.

Hi, I'm Caroline Stambury and I am divorced, not dead. I'm a former Bravo TV star and now former

wife. Fresh off the pack of my divorce, I'm bringing real stories, real life, real talk on all

things that aren't said between each other, society, the sheets and everything in the middle.

And lucky me, you'll be joining me for the journey, so buckle up.

Welcome back to another episode of Divorce Not Dead. And I wanted to say happy international

women's week to all of my amazing followers out there, especially dedicating today's episode

to the amazing lady that I've sat down with and had the most incredible chat with for this week's

episode. She's so inspirational to me, she's so ahead of a time, she's so brave, she goes out on a

limb for people, her work for women's rights, fighting for people's rights is such an applaudable

cause. And she's so ahead of her time. So welcome, Susan Sarandon. Let's start the episode.

I don't think I slept last night, Susan. Believe it or not, we talked quite a lot by a text and we

got to know each other. And I love listening to her perspective on life. And I thought to myself,

I would love to hear. And especially because for women and we're from different generations and

looking back, I wonder if we'd ever change things. And we got talking and how our lives are quite

similar. You've dated younger, you've been divorced, all of these things. And I wondered what

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