WHO SAYS THERE'S AN EXPIRATION DATE?
You've been told there's an expiration date on your relevance, your vitality, your purpose. Unexpired exists to offer a different truth.
Join host Kim Alexis for conversations with people who understand that meaning deepens with time, that wisdom compounds through experience, and that when you meet change with intention, it becomes strength.
Recent Episodes
FROM CULT TO CIVILIAN — HER JOURNEY OUT
Leaving a cult is not one decision. It is rebuilding your entire identity from the ground up. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Emily Powell, who shares her journey growing up in a fundamentalist Mormon polygamous family with 23 siblings, six mothers, and a belief system that discouraged questioning. She opens up about the moment she realized her life was different, the fear of leaving everything she knew, and the long process of creating a life on her own terms. Key them…
HOW A TROUBLED TEEN FOUND PURPOSE—AND A SUPER BOWL RING
Sometimes the hardest battles begin long after the biggest victory. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Super Bowl champion Jim McMahon, who reflects on the journey from a troubled teenager to one of the NFL's most recognizable quarterbacks. He shares how discipline, resilience, and the right mentors helped change the course of his life on and off the field. The conversation also explores the realities behind football success, including career-defining moments, hidden …
THEY MOCKED HIS GIFT — IT WAS A SUPERPOWER IN DISGUISE
They mocked his gift. Years later, it earned him a Guinness World Record. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Scott Flansburg, known as the Human Calculator. What teachers once dismissed as the "wrong" way to solve math problems became the ability that made him faster than calculators and changed how thousands of students think about numbers. Scott shares the story behind his unusual talent, the setbacks that nearly buried it, and the mission that now drives him t…
PLAYBOY MODEL AND SUPERMODEL: THE UNTOLD MODEL STORIES OF THE 80S
The modeling world of the 80s was filled with opportunity, pressure, and reinvention behind the camera.
This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with Sandra Taylor, who shares her journey from fashion runways and Playboy to Hollywood and an unexpected second career in wine. She reflects on breaking into modeling after personal loss, building opportunities through relationships, and taking control of her own path instead of waiting to be discovered.
The conversation go…
HE HAD THE TROPHY BUT LOST EVERYTHING ELSE — GRANT FUHR
Winning does not guarantee fulfillment. Sometimes the hardest battle begins after the trophies. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with NHL legend Grant Fuhr, who reflects on life beyond five Stanley Cups and a Hall of Fame career. From being adopted as an infant to leaving home at 15 and reaching the NHL at 18, Grant shares the mindset that helped him thrive under pressure and the lessons that stayed with him long after hockey. The conversation also explores the difficult chap…
360 POUNDS VS 500 COVERS: SUPERMODEL AND RADIO HOST GET REAL
The radio voice you hear on air is built on rejection, resets, and reinvention most people never see. This episode features Kim Alexis in conversation with John Jay, sharing the real path behind a radio career built from scratch. From constantly changing schools growing up between Mexico and Arizona to breaking into college radio, getting fired, and grinding through promotions and sales, he explains how persistence shaped every step forward. He also shares how improv and comedy writing shape…
Recent Blog Posts
Emily Powell on Leaving Polygamy, Finding Herself, and Building a Life That Actually Fits
Jim McMahon on Toughness, Brain Health, and Life After the NFL
Scott Flansburg, the Human Calculator, on Making Math Click for Every Kid
About the Host
Kim Alexis
Kim Alexis knows something about relevance that defies cultural timelines.
Her career began at 17, when a Buffalo modeling agency saw what would soon become unmistakable: natural beauty paired with substance. New York came next, then over 500 magazine covers worldwide including Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and Cosmopolitan. She set the cover record for Glamour and became the face of Revlon's Ultima II, replacing Lauren Hutton in 1983.
Six consecutive years in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue cemented her supermodel status. The foundation for all of it? Competitive swimming. Discipline and strength built early, carried forward.
Kim transitioned into broadcasting as fashion editor for Good Morning America, then hosted programs spanning health, adventure, and food. She appeared in Holy Man alongside Eddie Murphy and guest-starred in the final episode of Cheers. HBO's documentary About Face later featured her in conversations about aging, beauty, and what endures.
She wrote books. Ran eight marathons. Became National Wellness Ambassador for Trilogy by Shea Homes, developing wellness programs nationwide. She speaks, advocates, and shows up for causes that align with how she lives: grounded, healthy, spiritually connected.
What Kim understands now, decades into a life lived publicly and intentionally, is this: purpose doesn't fade. It deepens. With Unexpired, she creates space for conversations that honor that truth.