Hi, everyone. You are listening to Radio Cherrybaum, and I'm your host, Carrie Diamond.

Coming to you from County Cork in Ireland. I'm at the Ballymalu Festival of Food, presented by

Kerry Gold. I moderated a panel of amazing Irish farmers yesterday, got a tour of the Ballymalu Cookery School. I know lots of you want to go there, and I had a beautiful dinner at Bally Maloo House. I've bumped into so many of my favorite Irish chefs and creatives, lots of whom you've heard on our show, like Darina Allen and Ali Dunworth. Check out my Instagram feed and stories for more of my visit. I had the best time, and I can't wait to go back to Ireland.

Let's jump to today's show. We have a great guest for you. It's Liz Moody, author, journalist, and host of the Liz Moody podcast. I think this is Liz's third appearance on the show, so obviously we love Liz. She is probably the closest thing I have to a

guru. She is genius at sharing solid, simple, actionable advice for physical and mental wellness.

At the end of the day, Liz wants all of us to lead happier lives, and that is awesome in my book.

Liz joined me at Newstand Studios at Rockefeller Center to talk about her early

writing career, some of the wilder experiences from her younger days, her best advice, and the importance

of community and positive aging role models. Stay tuned for our chat. Today's show is presented

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