Ageless! You'll Always Be Growing: Recent Episodes
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Use the Internet to keep on growing, stimulate your mind, learn to age gracefully, grow as a person. This Podcast was created using www.talkshoe.com
http://voipathon.org - connect with people all over the world on March 26th for 24 hours running, the Voipathon, be there!
I hope to talk with Susan, who has successfully built a business online with her sewing skills.
Again, the internet comes through with so many nooks and crannies to explore there aren't enough hours of the day. Can't sleep? Join me to talk about this! PS, no minimum age to get in :)
Community is an important thing, but why limit yourself to local or regional friendships when you have the whole world at your fingertips? Mark from http://www.exascape.proboards75.com/ is our guest this week.
http://randulo.com/ageless if you want to share the secrets of aging on the Internet. It can be done!
I had a great chat with Joanne, an original personality with a lot to contribute to Talkshoe and her many blogs and social networks.
Service providers should worry about customer service!
EBay is the devil, Wengo has my goat today.
An old email account of mine was used to turn my unused Ebay account into a seller account and then bilk people out of their money, in my name! Please listen and call in with your experiences.
Find an area of interest to you and finagle a free ticket. All kinds of people will talk to you about what they do!
Talk about expanding your horizons, this is excellent. World class universities like Yale and Stanford offer courses and podcasts on every subject under the sun. iTunes is free from Apple.com
I'm down in Bordeaux waiting for a furniture delivery thinking how it isn't good to be too set in your ways.
Be sure to get in touch and share your tips and stories about remaining active, especially your mind.
Have you dreamed of retiring in Florida? Think again! First, read Stormy Weather by Carl Hiaasen or better yet listen to it on Audible.com
I love this book! I especially love the audio reading of it by Stephen Fry, originally done for the BBC. Check out http://randulo.com for more about this.
Home wine making edition is next Saturday with Dave Nelson and a few other adept wine makers. Join us!
Doing some testing and ready to check things out. Please use the stairs while the elevator is being upgraded :)
Wake and and smell the...; well, whatever the available air brings you. Animals are hyper aware of their environment and as a result they live in the moment. Take it all in, from the greasy fries to the night blooming jasmine.
Put back some of the the positive energy you get from the Internet and help people throughout the world to improve their lives.
Wherein a band is like a partnership and it has to play every night. The women involved have sometimes made this very hard to accomplish by making out with randmon people in the audience or worse...
Authors Don and Petie Kladstrup join in from the far reaches of Normandy. Rezad all about it at http://peteyfemayle.com
Not morbid talk at all, death is the most natural thing in the world, after birth. No one gets out of here alive. With Dulo, Cynthia, Scottlo
What happened the year I was born? We go thru memory lane with Ralph who tames Gizmo while we're at it. The Lone Ranger got his mask back.
I've been listening to TWIT and other podcasts and several books. Read with your eyes wide shut.
Long flight? You need to keep those eyes closed for comfort. Listen to podcasts, audio books and recorded radio on an mp3 player.
Recording of the live talkcast with randulo, Jenise, Robin, John, Dave, Cynthia and F. Audouze whose Wine Dinners are legendary.
In the middle of the night, all kinds of cosmic verities are discovered and (painlessley) dissected.
While waiting for the guests that never came, I played a few of my own compositions. Probably an acquired taste, but hey, they're free, right? And worth every penny!
We explore Wengo.com which ends up being a disappointment. Still, this is the wave of the future and I recommend you follow it!
Of course you do! We all have plenty of information that needs protecting. We'll be talking about this and other issues that concern us all. Age only means you have more and more stuff to file, protect, shred, whatever.
The world changes at a faster rate than it did when you were a "young adult". Exploring Talkshoe, Podcast.com, GetDemocracy.com, the adorable Cali Lewis, the probably less adorable Leo Laporte. Finding Bizbuzz and other neat stuff.
AARP how it started, and how to decode such sites. Yahoo pipes for seniors. Kind of. Bush visit brings high winds to Louisville today.
All of us here are so rich compared to most of the third world. We can help people pull themselves out of the mire of poverty by contributing to loans through legitimate microcredit organizations. See http://kina.org for more info or go to http://myMind.StaysActive.com
Tribalism in the geographic sense has been mostly defeated by low cost travel and especially now with the Internet. InterAct with more kinds of people and get out of the "seniors ghetto". Also, plenty of great info and ideas on http://seniorliving.about.com but less on htp://eons.com which looks a little calm.
More ways to stimulate the aging mind, bring more interest and passion into your existence and just keep that old brain ticking away. Learn a new language (free on the net) or learn to play a new instrument (free on the net). Get more balanced information on current events and politics, be informed, don't drink the traditional media's Kool-Aid!
There are hundreds of ways for you to publish your talent, your skills, your knowledge, your experience. You can do this for money, for the good of the community or both.
Karma is better than money. Watch the wikis, wheck out AboutUs.org a domain name wiki. Knowledge management, build a wiki or join one. No other generation in the history of our planet has had these tools available, take advantage of them!
A couple thing you can set up for fun, stimulation and enough to buy a few free books at least. It's NOT about money, it's about karma, helping others and getting help in return.
It isn't about dehumanization, it isn't about making or losing money, it's about people. "This is who we are"
This show is about what you want to do now that you have more time, more life and work experience. EVen if you are not retiring, you may be able to work less and enjoy the chance to live like no other aging generation has in the history of the world.
Join us here to talk about it and find your way in the maze of technology and online communities.