Love, Our Way
An honest, elegant look at marriage, culture, chivalry and companionship—through one real couple living it out loud.
Explore the seriesThrough original shows and honest conversations about love, reinvention and becoming, Mentor Cynthia expands what women believe is possible for their lives.
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Watch the full episode →Still Dating My Husband. Charles and Cynthia talk about courtship, making time for each other and keeping romance alive in marriage.
Watch on YouTubeOne flagship relationship series, one unmistakable point of view and interviews that make room for a fuller story.
An honest, elegant look at marriage, culture, chivalry and companionship—through one real couple living it out loud.
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Cynthia’s unmistakable perspective on reinvention, standards, elegance and a woman’s next chapter.
Explore the seriesCandid conversations with influential people shaping culture, leadership, beauty and public life.
Explore the seriesWhitney Houston and Bobby Brown appeared as special guests at Cynthia’s 2004 live event.



I believe in living with intention, maintaining our standards and remaining curious about what comes next.
Radio host for 26 years. Entrepreneur. Elected Library Trustee. Widows advocate. A first-time college student at Harvard Extension School at 55. Cynthia’s next chapter has never been just one thing.
Through Mentor Cynthia, she brings that same spirit to original programming about love, reinvention and a life that keeps expanding.
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“Breaking the Age Algorithm”—a cover feature on Cynthia’s influence, reinvention and the audience she built after 50.
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