Adventures in Aging, for Boomers and beyond.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Category | Society & Culture |
Meet Socrates G. Cretekos, nicknamed "Odg." It's a miracle this Greek-American from Tarpon Springs, Florida, lived to tell his story, 77 years after landing at Normandy on D-Day. Odg knows it as an eye witness who led and lost men through the landing... more
Having a reason to get up in the morning can make life more meaningful, enjoyable — and even add years to that life. It’s one of the secrets for positive aging. There’s even research to prove it. Maybe your reason to bounce out of bed is an energizin... more
In the early 70s, busloads of flower children trekked cross- country from Haight-Ashbury to the sticks. With no agricultural experience, they brought nothing but grit and determination to make a go of farming. And the goal of building a utopian refug... more
Arm yourself during the virus crisis with a soothing agent to fight fear and frustration. You'll find it on the Unleashing Kindness Facebook group. Launched long before the virus hit by retirees Rich McGuinness and Pat Fiorello, it's a resource and r... more
This story starts and ends in Woodstock. A daughter digs into the past to learn about the Mother she barely knew. She discovers a woman named Didi from a wealthy family, who rejected an upscale lifestyle to became a hippie during the 1969 music festi... more
Sitting down with the author of the best seller "Elderhood," we found Dr. Louise Aronson pleasant but with a forceful message. It's about about disrupting stereotypes and demanding fairness from a healthcare system geared to coddle youngsters and hel... more
One dictionary defines a gym rat as “someone who spends all leisure time playing sports or working out in a gymnasium or health spa.” The last guy you’d expect to fit that is a 97-year old Holocaust survivor named Ben Heller. But six days a week you’... more
“I’m living on borrowed time.” That’s how a former GI describes his incredible luck in surviving the 1968 Tet Offensive, turning point of the Vietnam War. Fifty years later, he and a buddy relive the bloody attack that found them under siege in a hou... more
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I was pleasantly surprised to discover this engaging, well produced series that spoke to (relatively) older folks. Not everyone out there is a Millennial! And beside Millennials need to hear from elders as well. These episodes are rich with sounds and great archival tape. And the stories themselves are both thoughtful and fun.
I'm an avid listener to podcasts, especially searching out newcomers. Don't Act Your Age is one of the best newcomers I've heard. The story was compelling with a touching twist ending. One of my pet peeves with newcomers is the lack of production value - Don't Act Your Age shows how to do it right... excellent sound and music beds to enhance the storytelling. I hope the folks that produce this high quality podcast will continue. `~written by Mark
The show is well produced. The narrators voice + the style makes this something special. I'm just a mere 25 and I really enjoyed The Agreement.
Wonderfully well produced, with unusual, interesting topics for us baby boomers.
Wow, finally a show for people over 50. Kind of a combination of personal stories and nostalgia.
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