Home After 50™
Claim This Podcastby Juli Ford
Podcast Overview
<p>Home After 50™ is a podcast about redefining what it means to come home - to your space, your purpose, and yourself - in your next chapter of life. Hosted by real estate expert, wellness coach, and multigenerational living advocate Juli Ford, this show is for women 50 and up who are anything but “winding down.” Whether you’re caring for aging parents, welcoming adult kids back home, starting a business, or simply dreaming about what’s next - this podcast is your weekly permission slip to do it all with style, soul, and strategy. You’ll hear honest conversations and practical insights on: *Multigenerational living- from the personal to the practical *How to design a home that actually works for you now *Talking to your family about big transitions *Creative ways to fund your next home (or next chapter) *Reinventing your life, business, or sense of purpose after 50 *Building a new kind of wealth - emotional, relational, and generational Each episode blends storytelling with real-life strategy to help you navigate this season with confidence. Juli shares her own journey of living in a three-generation household, transitioning into a soul-aligned business, and helping other women find more freedom, connection, and beauty in their homes - and in their lives. This isn’t about downsizing your dreams. It’s about designing your expansion. If you’re: *Over 50 and feeling the pull to do things differently *Craving a more intentional way of living, working, and aging *Curious about multigenerational living or buying/selling a home for what’s next *A woman real estate agent or other entrepreneur reinventing your own business after 50 …you’ll feel right at home here. New episodes drop weekly. Make sure to follow and subscribe so you never miss an episode and follow host Juli Ford on Instagram at @itsjuliford where you can download your free Multi-Generational Living Guide to get inspired.</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 17, 2026
Multi-Gen Living and Wealth: Juli's Conversation with Autumn Ceniza
<p>This week Juli shares a conversation she didn't plan to have. Her friend Autumn Ceniza, a real estate advisor who teaches women how to build wealth and the founder of Meet Coterie, invited Juli to talk about multi-generational living and money. What came out was the most complete version of Juli's family story she has ever told, including a few things she has never shared on the podcast before.</p><p></p><p><b>What they talk about:</b></p><p></p><ul><li>Why the money conversation about multi-gen living needs to happen five years before the move, not in the middle of a family emergency</li><li>The resistance that often comes from the older generation, and why respecting a parent's hesitation and timing matters (Juli's mom needed three years after her dad passed before she was ready)</li><li>How ownership decisions work when a parent contributes to the home, and why every family's answer will look different</li><li>The ripple effect: how the equity in the family's multi-gen home helped them buy a house for Juli's brother's family after a foreclosure and a devastating accident, then fund a Vermont Airbnb, then pay off the kids' college loans</li><li>The season Juli and her husband carried $78,000 in credit card debt, and why she's telling that story now</li><li>Why Juli thinks it’s a good idea to open a home equity line of credit while you’re still working, before you retire</li><li>The difference between real estate as a get rich quick promise and real estate as a long game</li><li>Rebuilding a business at 57: why you don't have to know what your thing is before you start, you just have to follow the breadcrumbs</li><li>Why multi-gen living isn't a trend. It's the oldest way of living in the world, and America is just remembering it</li></ul><p></p><p><b>A moment worth remembering:</b></p><p></p><p>"This never would have been able to happen if we had not combined resources as a family. People don't see the long-term, expansive benefits that can happen, not just emotionally and relationally, but financially, by combining households." (Juli Ford)<br /></p><p><b>About Autumn Ceniza:</b></p><p></p><p>Autumn is a real estate advisor committed to teaching women how to build wealth, and the founder of Meet Coterie, a new kind of organization for women in business. Juli hopes to welcome her back on the show soon to share her own reinvention story. Learn more about Autumn and Coterie here: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://findyourcoterie.com/about" target="_blank">https://findyourcoterie.com/about</a><br /></p><p><b>Resources mentioned:</b><br /></p><ul><li><b>The Multi-Gen Money Guide</b> ($17): the guide that walks families through ownership structures, financing, and how to calculate what combining households actually saves. Find it at <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com/multi-gen" target="_blank">juliford.com/multi-gen</a><p></p></li></ul><p><b>Stay connected:</b></p><p>If this episode resonated with you, make sure you're following the show so you never miss an episode. And for anyone navigating multi-generational living, especially the financial side of it, visit <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com/multi-gen" target="_blank">juliford.com/multi-gen</a> to grab the Multi-Gen Money Guide.</p><p></p>
July 10, 2026
Designing Her Own Next Chapter with Allison Clouser of Clouz Houz
<p>Juli sits down with designer and renovator Allison Clouser of Clouz Houz for a conversation about the kind of reinvention nobody plans for. Allison spent nearly two decades as a stay-at-home mom, dabbling in design for friends and her own home. Then her husband lost his job right after they moved into their 7,000 square foot dream home, a home Allison had designed from top to bottom. They had to sell it.<br /></p><p>What happened next is the heart of this episode. It was their realtor, walking through the house, who stopped and asked the question that changed everything: why aren't you doing this for a living? Sometimes we cannot see our own gifts until someone reflects them back to us, and Allison's story is a beautiful reminder of that.<br /></p><p>From there, Allison went all in. She launched her first design studio, went into business with her husband renovating homes, and they recently relocated from Bend, Oregon to Columbia, Tennessee, to create a second location and start over in a state she had never lived in while remodeling a house at the same time. Allison is refreshingly honest about the growing pains, the financial risk of two spouses relying on one business, and the messy, real side of entrepreneurship that rarely shows up on the highlight reel.<br /></p><p>She and Juli also talk about generosity as a business strategy, why Allison refuses to gatekeep what she has learned, the surprising power of Instagram for connecting women in business, and her Designer for a Day service that lets people dip a toe into working with a designer. Plus, stick around for the great grout mishap, a renovation cliffhanger with a genuinely satisfying ending.<br /></p><p>If you have ever wondered whether it is too late, or whether you are qualified enough, or whether anyone would really pay you for the thing you are great at, this one is for you. Consider it your encouragement slip.</p><h3>In This Episode</h3><ul><li>Why Allison never considered design a real business, until a realtor said the words she needed to hear</li><li>Selling the dream home she designed, and finding the silver lining inside a very hard chapter</li><li>What it is actually like to run a business with your spouse when there is no corporate paycheck to fall back on</li><li>The reality of relocating a business across the country, keeping an Oregon team, and rebuilding a network of tradespeople from scratch</li><li>How virtual design lets Allison work with clients anywhere, from her home office</li><li>Experimenting with multiple revenue streams, and the coaching advice that reframed what passive income really means</li><li>Generosity over gatekeeping: sharing what you know freely, and letting the income follow</li><li>The great grout mishap, and what a tradesperson owning her mistake taught Allison about trust</li><li>Words of encouragement for any woman standing at the edge of a midlife pivot</li></ul><h3>Connect with Allison</h3><p>Instagram: @Clouz_Houz </p><p>Website: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://clouzhouz.com" target="_blank">clouzhouz.com</a> </p><p>Ask about her Designer for a Day service, a low-commitment way to experience working with a designer.</p><h3>Connect with Juli</h3><p>Website and free resources: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com" target="_blank">juliford.com</a> </p><p>Follow along on Instagram: @itsjuliford</p><p></p><p>If this episode resonated with you, please follow and subscribe so you never miss an episode, and share it with a woman who needs her own encouragement slip today.</p>
July 3, 2026
I Meant to Take Two Weeks Off | Here's What Happened Instead
<p>In this solo season opener, Juli catches up with listeners after a longer-than-expected break, shares the experiences that filled those weeks, and introduces the theme she has chosen to carry through every conversation in Season Four: reinvention.<br /></p><p>This is a short episode, but an honest one. If you have been wondering where Juli went, and what she is building next, this is the one to start with.</p><p></p><hr /><p></p><p><b>What we cover in this episode:</b></p><p>What happens when a two-week break becomes two months, and why Juli thinks the longer pause turned out to be the right one.<br /></p><p>A trip to Brazil for Rod's grandmother's 100th birthday, and what it meant to travel 5,000 miles and land on two different multigenerational properties. Because of course that is what happened.<br /></p><p>What the international comments on that video share revealed: that multigenerational living is not new, not niche, and not a workaround. For much of the world, it is simply how families live.<br /></p><p>The afternoon the Attorney General of Massachusetts came to Juli's home, toured her mother's accessory dwelling unit, and talked about what the new ADU laws in Massachusetts actually mean for families. Why Juli felt that visit was a celebration of her mother's legacy.<br /></p><p>A surprise Newsweek feature that followed an earlier Business Insider profile, and what it feels like to have a personal decision become a national conversation almost overnight.<br /></p><p>A mastermind trip to the Utah Parade of Homes with twelve female real estate agents, including a private tour of a 26,000 square foot home. What Juli brought back from that trip that had nothing to do with the square footage.<br /></p><p>The launch of multi-gen finance workshops and why families across the country are hungry for these conversations about creative financing, ADU construction, and what it actually costs to build a multigenerational home.<br /></p><p>A completely reimagined website at <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com" target="_blank">juliford.com</a>, built with AI, designed to finally represent the business Juli has spent the past year growing into.<br /></p><p>The season four theme: reinvention. And a preview of the first guest interview dropping next week.<br /></p><p>A summer holiday at home story series running on Instagram through July, built around small rituals and seasonal details that make staying home feel like a choice, not a default.</p><p></p><hr /><p></p><p><b>This episode is for you if:</b></p><p>You have been following along and noticed Juli went quiet, and you are glad she is back.<br /></p><p>You are in your 50s or 60s and you have started to feel the pull toward something new, a different kind of home, a different kind of chapter, a life that looks less like what you inherited and more like what you actually want.<br /></p><p>You are curious about multigenerational living but did not know there was a whole community of people, globally, who have been doing this all along.</p><p></p><hr /><p></p><p><b>Resources mentioned in this episode:</b></p><p>Free Multi-Generational Living Guide visit <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com/multi-gen" target="_blank">juliford.com/multi-gen</a></p><p>Book a clarity call with Juli: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com/schedule" target="_blank">juliford.com/schedule</a></p><p>New website: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com" target="_blank">juliford.com</a></p><p>Follow the Summer Holiday at Home story series on Instagram: @itsjuliford</p><p></p><hr /><p></p><p><b>Connect with Juli:</b></p><p>Website: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com" target="_blank">juliford.com</a><br />Instagram: @itsjuliford<br />Free resources and the Multi-Gen Money Guide: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://juliford.com/multi-gen" target="_blank">juliford.com/multi-gen</a></p>
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- What is Home After 50™?
<p>Home After 50™ is a podcast about redefining what it means to come home - to your space, your purpose, and yourself - in your next chapter of life. Hosted by real estate expert, wellness coach, and multigenerational living advocate Juli Ford, this show is for women 50 and up who are anything but “winding down.” Whether you’re caring for aging parents, welcoming adult kids back home, starting a business, or simply dreaming about what’s next - this podcast is your weekly permission slip to do it all with style, soul, and strategy. You’ll hear honest conversations and practical insights on: *Multigenerational living- from the personal to the practical *How to design a home that actually works for you now *Talking to your family about big transitions *Creative ways to fund your next home (or next chapter) *Reinventing your life, business, or sense of purpose after 50 *Building a new kind of wealth - emotional, relational, and generational Each episode blends storytelling with real-life strategy to help you navigate this season with confidence. Juli shares her own journey of living in a three-generation household, transitioning into a soul-aligned business, and helping other women find more freedom, connection, and beauty in their homes - and in their lives. This isn’t about downsizing your dreams. It’s about designing your expansion. If you’re: *Over 50 and feeling the pull to do things differently *Craving a more intentional way of living, working, and aging *Curious about multigenerational living or buying/selling a home for what’s next *A woman real estate agent or other entrepreneur reinventing your own business after 50 …you’ll feel right at home here. New episodes drop weekly. Make sure to follow and subscribe so you never miss an episode and follow host Juli Ford on Instagram at @itsjuliford where you can download your free Multi-Generational Living Guide to get inspired.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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