Susan Powter: The Uber-Driving, Rage-Fueled Rebel Who’s Still Stopping the Insanity at 67

What happens when a woman who built a $276 million empire loses it all—and then starts over? Susan Powter, the fierce force behind Stop the Insanity, joins us to talk about fame, betrayal, Uber Eats, and unstoppable rage. Her story is a bold reminder that it's never too late to reinvent, rage, and rise.

In this episode, Susan opens up about her raw journey—from 90s megastar to gig worker—and why she’s proud of where she is today. She shares the emotional toll, the power of rage, and what it means to age unapologetically in a world that often tries to silence women.

She’s now reclaiming her story with a new memoir, And Then M Died: Stop the Insanity, a deeply personal account of loss, survival, and transformation. Plus, with a Jamie Lee Curtis-backed documentary in the works, the revolution will absolutely be televised.

We’d love to hear what you think: email us at podcast@htb60.com, and don’t forget to rate, review, and share. To follow Susan’s next chapter—including her upcoming live-streamed reality series—connect with her on Instagram @officialsusanpowter.

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