# Maggie Kuhn
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maggie kuhn (August 3, 1905 – April 22, 1995) was an American activist known for founding the Gray Panthers movement, after she was forced to retire from her job at the then-mandatory retirement age of 65. The Gray Panthers became known for advocating nursing home reform and fighting ageism, claiming that "old people and women constitute America's biggest untapped and undervalued human energy source." She dedicated her life to fighting for human rights, social and economic justice, global peace, integration, and an understanding of mental health issues. For decades, she combined her activism with caring for her mother—who had a disability which required her to receive assistance in her care—and a brother who suffered from mental illness.
Maggie Kuhn: How Her Forced Retirement Sparked a Movement for Aging Rights
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What if retirement wasn’t the end of your contributions—but the beginning of your most impactful work? Maggie Kuhn never set out to lead a movement. But when she was forced to retire at 65, she realized something: society was quick to dismiss older adults, treating them as if their…
Maggie Kuhn - Speak your mind, even if your voice shakes."
Welcome to The Daily Quote — a podcast designed to kickstart your day in a positive way. I'm your host, Andrew McGivern, for July 2nd.
Now, if you’ve ever broken into a cold sweat at the mere thought of speaking in public — or even just speaking up in a meeting — then today is your day. It's Free…
Episode 1: Walking the Walk: My Personal Victory Over Mental Illness and Hormonal Imbalance
In this inaugural episode of the Menopause Moxie Podcast, host Marie Hoäg, Clinical Hormone Coach, is joined by her producer and co-host Maggie Kuhn to challenge the myths and misinformation surrounding perimenopause and menopause. Marie shares her deeply personal journey through hormonal imbalance…
Episode 2: From Patient to Clinical Hormone Coach: My Career in Female Hormone Medicine
In this episode of the MeNoPause Moxie Podcast, host Marie Hoäg and producer/co-host Maggie Kuhn dive into Marie’s transformation from hormone patient to clinical hormone coach—and her two-decade career shaping the future of female hormone medicine.
Marie shares how her early struggles with hormona…
Episode 5: The Menopause Movement: Who's Profiting and Who's Paying the Price
Over the past few years, “menopause” has gone from a hushed topic to a cultural movement. Celebrities are talking openly about hot flashes on prime-time television. Beauty and wellness brands have launched menopause product lines. Influencer physicians are building large audiences around midlife wo…
Episode 11: The FDA Finally Woke Up About Estrogen — But Women Are Still Left Deficient
After twenty years of fear-based medicine, the FDA has finally woken up about estrogen (sort of) — admitting that the black box warning never should have existed.
It’s validation, yes. But it’s also frustrating. Because while the FDA finally corrected the label, they didn’t correct the hormone rest…
Episode 13: The Five Clinical Categories: The Science Behind Why Women Respond Differently to HRT
Why do some women feel incredible on hormone therapy while others struggle — even on the same HRT protocol?
In this episode of the Me.No.Pause Moxie Podcast, Clinical Hormone Coach Marie Hoäg, MBA, explains the answer through the lens of Patient Clinical Categories — a framework developed from over…
Episode 14: A4M Las Vegas: What I Saw, What’s Changing, and What Still Misses the Mark
What happens when you attend the world’s largest anti-aging medicine conference after more than two decades in advanced female hormone medicine? You don’t just hear what’s being taught—you hear what’s still being avoided.
In this episode of the MeNoPause Moxie Podcast, Clinical Hormone Coach Marie…
Episode 18: Menopause in the Workplace: You Can't Accommodate Hormone Deficiency
Menopause isn’t an employer failure. It’s a medical and cultural failure that got handed down to HR.
Employers are being asked to accommodate the downstream effects of hormone deficiency—sleep loss, cognitive drag, anxiety, low energy, mood volatility—while women remain under-treated. And the truth…
May 18 - Birth of the Gray Panthers
Today in Labor History, May 18, the year was 1972. That was the day that Maggie Kuhn stood before a group of reporters to tell them about her organization, the Gray Panthers. The idea for the group had started two years earlier.
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