Audacy has announced a partnership with Melani Sanders, founder of the viral “We Do Not Care Club” movement, to launch a new podcast exploring midlife, menopause, health, relationships and personal reinvention. “The We Do Not Care Club Podcast with Melani Sanders” will debut October 21, with Audacy handling advertising sales and distribution and Sanders producing the series alongside Best Case Studios.
The 13-episode series will be available on YouTube and major podcast platforms, with new episodes released Wednesdays through January 20, 2027. Burlington and Midi Health are presenting sponsors.
Sanders, a New York Times bestselling author, speaker and entrepreneur, has built a social media following of more than 7.6 million through her candid, humorous approach to the challenges and experiences of midlife. She was named PEOPLE’s 2025 Creator of the Year.
The podcast will feature conversations about menopause, changing relationships, health, fitness, finances, self-image and other issues affecting women in midlife. Episodes will include discussions with health experts and special guests, along with personal stories and moments featuring Sanders and her husband, Otis.
Scheduled guests include makeup entrepreneur Bobbi Brown, “Happier” podcast host Gretchen Rubin, financial educator Tiffany Aliche, television personality Ricki Lake and menopause specialist Dr. Jila Senemar.
“What started as one woman having a moment became a Global Movement rooted in SISTERHOOD, and I’m excited to partner with Audacy and Best Case to bring this show to life,” said Sanders, reflecting on the social media video that launched the We Do Not Care Club community.
“Melani has turned a conversation women were having in private into a movement millions are proud to be part of,” said Audacy Head of Podcasts Leah Reis-Dennis. “Melani’s humor and honesty create a space where listeners and viewers can laugh, learn, and feel seen, while giving advertisers an authentic way to connect with women around the topics that matter to them.”
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