New Tricks for Old Dogs: Recent Episodes
Paul Menzel, Jim Conlan
Why are we howling at the moon? In the 60's and 70's our generation led a cultural revolution. Now that we are in our 60's and 70's we see another cultural revolution led by folks like us who refuse to act their age. We may be Old Dogs, but we can still learn New Tricks. This podcast celebrates that revolution. It features offbeat news items, social observations, adventure tips, shameless humor, and interviews with contemporaries who are still engaged with life.
The Old Dogs ramble about a time when watching TV programs was an event. We wonder what happened to many of our high-school subjects. Paul tries unsuccessfully to stump the older Old Dog. We scratch our heads over the wisdom of selling self-driving cars. We find out why time seems to pass faster as we age. And we say goodbye to two big TV influencers who have passed on. The Old Dogs conversation is with Shelley Calene Black, a well-known Houston actor with credits in every aspect of the business.
The Old Dogs ramble about living aboard a ship year-round. We recall the useless math terms we needed to learn in high school. We challenge you with yet another I Saw it on the Boob Tube. We present scientific findings on the exact point of saturation of an Oreo in milk. We report on a couple who are living a life at sea. And we offer the possibility of lucid dreaming - actually guiding what you dream.
In this episode The Old Dogs ramble about the stuff in your fridge. We analyze the Yuck Factor. We try to stump you with another Ads n Fads. We give new life to that old can of WD40. We try to recall a time when passports didn't have pictures. And we wonder how we wouold have survived without Doctor Spock.
The Olds Dogs Conversation is with Doug Miller - a veteran news reporter with insights into the craft, plus thoughts on leaving it all behind.
The Old Dogs ramble about mis-information and how hard it is to correct. We follow that with an example of a woman declared dead while living. Our Chief Aging Officer takes us on a trip to her gym. We try to stump you with another What Year Was It? We discover that sleep in fact won’t detoxify your brain. And we unpack some of your grandkids’ current slang. The Old Dogs conversation is with Bridgette Mongeon, sculptor, writer, educator and serious hiker.
The Old Dogs Ramble about dumb phones – are they for you? We take a look at a future without real coffee. We wonder about the current exercise trend of backward walking. We try once again to stump the older old dog. And we reminisce about the etiquette of dating, 1950’s – style. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Jim Conlan – yes, the very same Old Dog who is speaking to you now – on what it’s like to go home again.
The Old Dogs ramble about sneaky supermarket switches. We discover a new kind of syndrome that makes you drunk without drinking. We present another edition of I Saw It on the Boob Tube. We notice how people never smile in old photographs. We wonder why some people are so annoying to us. And we talk about the way supermarkets tend to confuse us. The Old Dogs conversation is with Gary and Gaby Keller. Two folks who left Switzerland a long time ago and are now heading back.
The Old Dogs ramble about AI - is it intelligent at all? We learn about a San Francisco tycoon who built a 40-foot spite fence around his neighbor's property. We bring you another Ads 'n Fads. We recall some of the great inventions spawned by the Great Depression. We share some funny requests from Olive Garden patrons. And we suggest a new way of handling the carbs you eat at meals; namely, last. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Rodney Vaccaro. For decades, one of Hollywood's favorite Script Doctors.
The Old Dogs ramble about what happens if we outlive our partner. We introduce a new retail concept, alcoholic ice cream. We challenge you with another What Year Was it. We mark the loss of a grade-school favorite, the number-two pencil. We bring you another installment from our Chief Aging Officer. And we share some tips on traveling light. The Old Dogs conversation is a memoir of small-town life, shared between Paul and our former guest, Michael Schafer.
The Old Dogs ramble about dealing with trash. We introduce you to a new class of religious affiliation - the Nones. We angst over the mountain of human waste that is overwhelming Mt. Everest. And Paul tries to stump Jim again, with little success. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Eva Archer-Smith: a corporate coach who is accomplishing even more in her 70s.
The Old Dogs ramble about aging with a friend. We track down an innocent pigeon who was accused of being a spy. We bring you another episode of "I Saw it on the Boob Tube." We acquaint you with new words that have entered the English vocabulary. We present recent findings on the dangers of aging alone. And we marvel, on the other hand, of how Super Agers remain Super. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Doctor Michael Schafer, who found his mission in providing facial reconstruction for children. When he retired, he started a new career by sculpting life-size horses from driftwood and other found objects.
The Old Dogs ramble about Paul's devotion to Costco. We report on one pet's devotion to money. We bring you another edition of Ads 'n Fads. We tell the story of a couple's obsession with Costco - far more serious than Paul's. We introduce you to the lady who plays Flo in the Progressive commercials. And we discover a new kind of service to help older persons make friends. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Julie Moore: a conservancy advocate who has a special interest in - wait for it - the Venus Flytrap. And so should you.
The Old Dogs ramble about losing the stigma around buying used. We warn you about the coming invasion of the cicadas. We test your memory with another What Year Was it? We note the growing acceptance of buying used. We discover that coin flips aren't totally random. And we take note of the trend in old folks still working. The Old Dogs conversation is with Betty Buckley, who's going to tell us all about how movies are made.
In this episode, The Old Dogs ramble about some of the things we've come to appreciate that seem to lengthen our lives. We report on a major infestation of Peacocks in affluent Houston neighborhoods. Paul tries to stump the older Old Dog again, with mixed results, again. And we offer the New York Times opinion on the seven keys to longevity. The Old Dogs conversation is the second part of our fascinating chat with Susan Lieberman, whose new book, In the Country of Old, offers a fresh way of approaching the state of being old.
The Old Dogs ramble about the little things that make life worth living. We wonder if some private yachts might actually be too big. We play another round of "I Saw it on the Boob Tube." We visit a book club that took 28 years to read Finnegans Wake. We celebrate the idea of the Golden Bachelor. And we promote the use of old words we think should make a comeback. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Susan Lieberman. A person who has discovered that in the limitations of being old, there is opportunity.
The Old Dogs ramble about euphemisms - you know, the art of saying something nice, when you mean something bad. We report on a quiet small-town guy with a surprising legacy. We present another edition of Ads n Fads. We chuckle over one of Elon Musk's famous euphemisms. We bring you an article about fears, including some fears you may not know you have. And we explain why, if you want to colonize Mars, you're gonna need bugs. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Dennis Elmer. You may forget his name, but you won't forget his music.
The Old Dogs ramble about nostalgia - as if we could remember anything. We report on a Japanese cafe where the waiters will probably forget your order. We bring you another edition of What Year Was It. We introduce you to a robber who posed as a mannequin. We celebrate the benefits of nostalgia. And we tell you how to be nice about your luggage on a plane. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Kathy Biehl, mistress of mayhem, the zany and the arcane. If it's weird, Kathy has written about it.
The Old Dogs ramble about dress code changes as we age. That leads us to a chat about new dress rules for Congress. We offer a new emotional-support choice: chickens. We bring you another edition of Stump the Older Old Dog. And we include the latest musings of our Chief Aging Officer, Kathleen O'Brien. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Bill Freeman, a guy whose life-changing stroke didn't dull his mind or his sense of fun.
The Old Dogs ramble about listening - how good are you at it? We present another quiz about the early days of TV. We give another shout-out to AARP. We discuss common pet names for grandparents - do you have some? We add another item to the do not import list: giraffe droppings. A And we compare the merits of brand names with generic drugs. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Karl Ford, a Virginia gentleman who really enjoys a real good life as a realtor.
The Old Dogs ramble about speaking and listening: there seems to be more of the former than the latter. We present another Ads 'n Fads. We talk about the best deals you can get at Dollar Stores. We learn that it doesn't take much juice to power the human brain. Since it's Halloween, we wonder about the popularity of séances. And we clue you in on the benefits and dangers of skiplagging. The Old Dogs conversation is with Fritz Coleman. Long-time funny weatherman who is producing a series of specials on Tubi.
The Old Dogs ramble about suspicious senior discounts. We discover that the secret to eternal youth appears to be hauling lobster traps. Who knew? We challenge you with another installment of What Year Was it? We announce - after 18 years - the launch of a new album by, yes, the Rolling Stones. And we ask the question the whole world is not asking, should Oregon cede territory to Idaho. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Martin Langford, a self-proclaimed journeyman musician who after five decades continues to support himself and his wife by making music.
The Old Dogs ramble about Us versus Them. We bring you more thoughts from Kathleen O-Brien, our chief aging officer. We celebrate the life of Jimmy Buffet. We humiliate the Older Old Dog. Again. And we discuss life events that could change your personality. The Old Dogs conversation once again features the sage of the current generation of college grads, Savanna Menzel, with tips on how geezers can profit from social media.
The Old Dogs ramble about questionable medical procedures. We commiserate with a guy who lost his autographs of the Bidens. We introduce a new challenge we call, "I Saw it on the Boob Tube." We celebrate a gal who rediscovered jumping rope in her mature years. And we reveal sure-fire ways to avoid airline carry-on fees. You're welcome. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Barbara Tobin. A lady who discovered world travel early and never stopped.
The Old Dogs ramble about packaging: an impossible challenge for seniors. We ask: if Taylor Swift can give bonuses to everybody, where's ours? We lament the passing of incandescent light bulbs. We wonder if we've lost the ability to concentrate. We spring another Ads n Fads on you. And we discuss the problem of hanging onto elected officials a little too long. The Old Dogs conversation is with Sheila Baisden. She's a lady who found a way to continue using her considerable skills after retirement.
The old dogs Share their thoughts on UFO’s, question whether hot dog eating is a spectator sport, discuss how much value a wall can have, present some Boomer life Hacks , and offer up a new trivia feature called guess what year it is.
Plus Part Two of our conversation with Jackie Dryden. This former advertising art director has made a new career out of offering advice to parents through the voices of children.
The Old Dogs marvel at how much you can make by suing McDonalds. We discover inappropriate gifts fans hurl at rock stars. We offer a tribute to the late Alan Arkin. We reflect on the wonders of elephant yoga. And we bring you another wildly popular edition of Stump the older old dog. The old dogs conversation is with Jackie Dryden, a much-lauded advertising executive who turned her talents to helping parents understand their kids.
The Old Dogs Ramble about 50's TV Sitcoms that may have fomented major changes in the 60's. We wonder how the Supreme Court could confuse Jack Daniel's and Bad Spaniels. We bring you another Ads n Fads. Our chief aging officer weighs in on the advantages of staying out of airports. We question the wisdom of relying on Chat GPT for, well, anything. And we bring you the answer to our ads n fads quiz. The Old Dogs conversation is with David Pelton - a man who sang his way around the world, enlightened the oil industry in good speech habits, and now helps our foreign visitors to speak English good - I mean, well.
The Old Dogs ramble about national holidays we wish we had. We advise against blaming your dog for your bad driving. We learn that spies aren't allowed to work from home. We find out that movie actors don't have to act their age anymore. We observe International Naked Gardening Day. And we join the throngs of annoyed consumers who are tired of tricky food packaging. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Fred Kennedy, one of a handful of entertainers who made morning drive radio something special.
The Old Dogs wonder who we'd root for if they went on strike. We give our take on Elon Musk's giant rocket fail. We offer creative uses for coffee grounds. We report on an overenthusiastic sperm donor. We remember Harry Belafonte. And we praise a lady who found a bagful of money... and didn't keep it. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Larry Barsh - a Boston dentist who discovered there's more to life than pulling teeth.
The Old Dogs ramble about the current worth of a penny. We remark on the difficulty of using your home equity when you're old. We ponder the differences between cage-free, organic, and other egg attributes. We present a quick history on the American penny. And we reminisce about penny candy and other childhood treats. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Mary Harper, social worker, author, activist - and daughter of parents who were both blind.
The Old Dogs ask themselves if money can buy them happiness. We update you on current passport requirements. We check in with our Chief Aging Officer, Kathleen O'Brien. We get a scientific opinion on the relationship of money to happiness. And we enjoy a few snappy tweets from the US Park Service. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Louise Palanker and Fritz Coleman. A couple of pros from the entertainment biz with a great idea for a podcast.
The Old Dogs ramble about the challenges of Artificial Intelligence. We relate the story of a nearsighted man who ordered too many glasses. We report on the growing habit of watching TV with subtitles. Paul once again tries to stump the older old dog, and we introduce you to your next therapist, a robot. The old dogs conversation is with Les Switzer - a man who made a difference in South Africa, on his way to three rewarding careers.
The Old Dogs ramble about how the world might get along by taking a tip from scientists. We weigh the merits of the tiny apartment fad. We wonder what time it is on the moon. We expose how Chinese male models are showing up in ladies' underwear. And we report on how an innocent gift resulted in a fish invasion in Japan. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Nanette Florian. She was a singer with the New Christy Minstrels. When she lost her hearing she thought her days of enjoying music were over. But advances in hearing technology and her own careful observation have led to a new way for the hearing impaired to listen to music.
The Old Dogs ask whether it's possible, truly, to do absolutely nothing. And, if so, how much practice does it take? Podnuggets: A Case of Foreign Accent Syndrome. The Dutch Art of Doing Nothing. The Oldest Flight Attendant. Bye, Bye to Landlines. The Top Five Regrets of the Dying.
The Old Dogs Conversation is with Marc Cashman, a rather well-known voiceover coach with a history of writing funny radio commercials, being a sought-after voice talent, and narrator of some 200 audiobooks. Marc talks about the past, present and future of the voiceover business.
The old dogs ramble about the good old days before cell phones. We offer another edition of Ads 'n Fads. We acquaint you with the Swedish Art of Aging Exuberantly. We discuss the meaning and application of the wind chill factor. And we explain America's fastest-growing sport, pickleball. Our guest is MICHAEL McDONALD, a guy you need to know if you think you just can't handle the stuff that comes with age. A successful advertising executive, Michael battled depression for years, then suffered a couple of debilitating strokes that put a crimp in his retirement plans. In this conversation, Michael explains how he managed these trials and went on to live a happy and fulfilling life.
The Old Dogs wonder how much time and money we're willing to spend trying to be 18 again. Our Chief Aging Officer Kathleen O'Brien gets a notion to write a novel. And once again Jim gets embarrassed again by getting stumped. Again. The Old Dogs conversation is with Ray Schilens, who answers a lot of questions about how the medium of radio has changed in the last 20 years.
In this, our 100th episode, we look back on all the fun we've had over the last four years. We propose a new kind of friendlier exercise program. We extol the virtues of knolling. We fill you in on facts about our largest state. And we reveal secrets about how people lie with their eyes. The old dogs conversation is with Mike Vance - a writer, producer and veteran stand up comic with whom we expound on the past year.
The Old Dogs ramble about things we can't explain. Like where did the other sock go? We report on a case of mistaken identity, where the identity was a dummy. We bring you another edition of Ads n Fads. We wonder what's going to become of all those soccer stadiums in Qatar. We relate another fishy fish story. And we explain five things that can't be explained. The Old Dogs conversation is with John Swasey. You may not know him, but you may well have heard him.
The Old Dogs ramble about better - or at least different - endings for popular movies. We report on a special government cabinet meeting that took place... underwater. We tell the story of a great-grandmother who finally graduated from college at the age of 90. We bring you more commentary from our Chief Aging Officer. And we muse on that zany new owner of Twitter, Elon Musk. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Chris Golden. A prolific singer, songwriter and performer who is just getting started when other country acts are winding down.
The Old Dogs ramble about New Years resolutions. We join the debate on how long it takes to prepare Microwavable Velveeta Mac and Cheese. We wonder how a simple word like “huh?” can be found in so many languages. We play another game of Stump the Older Old Dog. We remember Christine McVie, dead at 79, and we offer some thoughts on why we believe in lies. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Roy Meinke, a guidance and control specialist for NASA, he participated in some of NASA’s most celebrated moments.
The Old Dogs ramble about all that junk mail we've been getting about Medicare Advantage. We offer the exciting news that bystander pigs can reduce conflict in the pig pen. We present another Old Doggerel. We celebrate America's gift to the world, the Slinky. And we say farewell to the Leap Second. If you were as fascinated as we were by our conversation last time with Deborah Whisnand, you'll be glad to know we have more information about end of life plans.
The Old Dogs ramble about the fascination with so-called reality shows. We disclose a useful term for misunderstood song lyrics. We note the passing of Jerry Lee Lewis. We remember a time when reality shows were really real. We celebrate a guy who gave weary passengers a place to wait for the bus. And we offer a few thoughts on a new kind of sociability as we age. The Old Dogs conversation is with Deborah Whisnand, a trainer of interfaith chaplains who knows quite a bit about end of life decisions.
The Old Dogs ramble about the early days of television. We bring you another popular Ads n Fads. We fondly remember drive-in movies. We hear from our Chief Aging Officer Kathleen O'Brien. We introduce the latest in personal identification. And we present the case for fewer friends. The Old Dogs conversation is with Sherry Halperin - producer, writer, talent agent and now a writer of fiction dear to us Old Dogs' hearts.
The Old Dogs ramble about their influence - or lack thereof - on the Kardashians. We invite you to join us for a cup of coffee at Central Perk. We relate the sad plight of Kim Kardashian, who has alas run afoul of the law. We play another round of Stump the Older Dog - and Jim isn't laughing. And we reveal some little known facts about Queen Elizabeth. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Margie Seaman. After many years in marketing she is now not only a website designer, but also a travel blogger and a budding romance author in her 80's.
The Old Dogs ramble about... rambling - on the open highway. This ramble was insired by our first podnugget, the first cross-country road trip. We note the passing of Marsha Hunt, a veteran actress and activist who lived to one hundred and four. We take a look at the so-called Takeaway Rembrandt. We get a little salty with the Morton Salt Girl. and we find that great ideas often occur in the shower. The Old Dogs conversation is with Bob Dauber, whose career as a production guy included Montgomery Ward and... Barney?
The Old Dogs ramble about the concept of ashes to ashes… we report on a cryptocurrency blunder that made one lady a lot richer… we say farewell to Nichelle Nickols in her final journey to space… we announce the new butter sculptor at the Minnesota State Fair… we lament the release of a new slasher movie featuring, yes… Winnie the Pooh… and we tell the story of a starving artist who traded his paintings for dinner. The Old Dogs conversation is with Beth Wernick – a polymath in the entertainment industry who just might use your song in a TV show.
The Old Dogs philosophize about political advertising. We introduce the concept of tree-mail. We bring you another edition of old doggerel. We hear from our Chief Aging Officer about how time seems to be gaining on us. And we amuse you with some medieval cures for common ailments. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Jim Martinez, a guy who has made it possible for thousands of sight-challenged listeners to enjoy the printed word.
The Old Dogs reminisce about the good old three-ring circus. We bring you another Ads and Fads. We celebrate a postal worker, on the job since 1952. We invite you retire to your very own Scottish island. We familiarize you with familiar scenes from the movies. And we wonder about a modern circus that has no lions, tigers or bears... oh, my! The Old Dogs Conversation is with Allen Roth, a Hollywood audio engineer for over four decades who hosted some of the funniest and most famous actors we've ever known.
The Old Dogs Ramble about THE HEAT... Driving for Two... A note from Sandra Cavallo Miller... Breaking in the Royal Shoes... Old Doggerel #13 – Password Purgatory... A Really Cold Case Murder... A big Payday for Expert Witnesses. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Michael Hernan of Inishmore Island, County Galway, Republic of Ireland.
The old dogs ramble about the price of gasoline - is it affecting you? We have breaking news about an old bust. We present another commentary from our Chief Aging Officer. We explore the history of knock-knock jokes. We praise the wisdom of Swiss laws governing guinea pig ownership. And we talk... about listening. The old dogs conversation is with Lynette Ross. A pastor who has taken a winding but sure-footed path to the ministry.
The old dogs discuss some of their favorite peeves about crutch words. We follow that with a podnugget on the same theme. There's also another of our beloved Old Doggerels, a celebration of the great jazz bassist Ron Carter, and an edition of Stump the Older Old Dog . The Old Dogs conversation is with Deirdre Virvo, a real-estate specialist who has been pioneering a boutique approach to assisted living.
In this episode the Old Dogs speculate on the possibilities of aging in place. We marvel at the mystery of marrying in the metaverse. We bring you another Ads n Fads. We enlighten you with archeological discoveries that have change our view of the world. We coin another bit of Old Doggerel. And we report on the latest opinions about aging in place. The Old Dogs Conversation is with Ted Swindley, a prolific producer of prodigious proportions who developed the worldwide hit Always Patsy Cline.
The Old Dogs ponder the legal and ethical ramifications of using genetics to help solve cold cases. We follow that with a piece on crowd funding genetic research. We present another bit of Old Doggerel. We list five things you may not know about airline cabins. We encourage you to avoid clichés... like the plague. And we acquaint you with a gentleman who can speak 24 languages. The Old Dogs conversation is with Steven Mikita, a tireless crusader who has lived most of his life with a rare genetic disease that has barely slowed him down. Stay with us.
The Old Dogs ramble about... rambling - that is, the tendency for many of us to let our minds wander. We discuss the true definition of that everyday word, "jiffy." We get our latest report from Kathleen O'Brien, our Chief Aging Officer. We present another Old Doggerel. We marvel at the research people are doing on the language of pigs. And we dig into the phenomenon of the wandering mind. The Old Dogs Conversation is with DAVID ROSELL, a financial advisor with a special approach to investing in retirement
The Old Dogs speculate on hiring a stranger to sit with us and do nothing. We report on the odd ways people have defaced works of art. We find something all US Senators can agree on. We present another edition of Old Doggerel. We give you a lesson on how not to shoplift a crossbow. And we give an in-depth look at the Japanese practice of hiring strangers to do nothing with us. The Old Dogs conversation is with KATHLEEN SINCLAIR - a lady who struck out in new directions after a mid-life divorce.
The old dogs ponder why some people get goldfish... and then get rid of goldfish. We bring you another edition of Ads 'n Fads. We ask the question all America is asking, namely, where is spell check when you need it? We report on the growing problem of goldfish in Minnesota lakes. And we acquaint you with a few weird state laws still on the books. The Old Dogs conversation is with MARLIN MURDOCK - a gentleman who has learned what life is really all about. In his case it's a continuing curiosity, an appreciation for friends and an abiding commitment to service.
The Old Dogs are feeling vulnerable about online scammers. We're pulling for an Olympic tug-of-war event. Old Doggerel No. 5: The Cane Mutiny. Christopher Walken: still quiry at 78. Internet scammers are targeting seniors. A hundred ways to improve your life without really trying.
GEOFF CAMERON came rather later to the podcasting game when he started experiencing issues with his eyesight. Rather than sit around and mope, Geoff decided what listeners needed was exposure to people with a positive outlook in negative times. It's a case of poor eyesight leading to good insight.
More Old Doggerel, more Stump the Older Dog (he wins), much puzzlement about goldfish that are taught to drive, and not much help understanding the Metaverse. Our conversation is with comedian Rich Shydner, who proves that he can be hilarious both standing up - and in front of a computer.
The Old Dogs ramble about the gimmicks we’re buying to improve our memory. We report on what economics students think the average wage is in America. We urge you to always check your spam folder – you never know what you’ve missed. We acquaint you with words you won’t use… because they’re obsolete. And we discover the shortest workout to extend your life. The Old Dogs conversation is with David Born, who has applied his many gifts not just to entertaining us, but to making good money as well. Catch him while you can, because David Born doesn’t stand still for long.
The old dogs ramble about all the benefits of the Covid pandemic – betcha didn’t expect that. We bring you another Ads ‘n Fads. We wonder why somebody would steal a non-fungible token. We present our second installment of Old Doggerel. We experience getting drunk with a hamster. And we give you 99 reasons why Betty White was special. The old dogs conversation continues the dialogue we started last time with Kathleen O’Brien, Suzanne Savoy and Kathy Biehl on women’s issues over aging.
The Old Dogs reminisce about the past three years of podcasting. Also a special Conversation with Kathleen O'Brien, Suzanne Savoy and Kathy Biehl about the problems women face as they age.
The Old Dogs ramble about friends new and old, and their importance as we age. We reveal the truth about Canada’s strategic reserves… of maple syrup. We explain what’s happening when you lose the memory of where you have just been… and it isn’t alien abduction. We tell the tale of a guy who joined a search party that was looking for… him. And we quietly whine about movie dialogue we can’t hear, dammit! The Old Dogs conversation is with LIZ McNEEL, who is not just a great realtor, but a great advocate for seniors looking for their next move.
In this episode the Old Dogs ramble about Ghost writers – are we getting cheated? We discuss the feasibility of teleportation and other sci-fi concepts. We enlighten you with another obscure word. We present four inventions that changed the world. And we dig into the concept of ghostwriting. The Old Dogs conversation is with EJ Nolan. A former DJ, disco king, sports announcer, voice talent, music entrepreneur and funnyman.
The Old Dogs ramble about higher education – is it all that necessary? We learn about an actor who is still actively acting… at age 97. We get the latest musings from our chief aging officer. And Paul tries to stump me with a dictionary quiz. The Old Dogs conversation is with Paul Rosene, a music educator with too many accomplishments to list – still going strong at 92.
In this episode The Old Dogs ask a dangerous question: Is Thanksgiving necessary? We bring news that Queen Elizabeth, age 95, has turned down an Oldie Award. We share an opportunity to take a round the world trip that covers almost a year. We take you to a place in Queens where they still serve malts and shakes the old fashioned way. We announce yet another rate increase from your favorite postal service. And we enumerate the high cost of Turkey Day this Thanksgiving. Our conversation is with JIM GREEN - a Doctor of Philosophy, a former Jesuit Scholastic, a fan of the Great Outdoors and an advocate of all things Native American.
In this episode the Old Dogs ramble about all our unrealized fears - what can we do about them? We bring you another installment of Ads and Fads. We report on a surprise appearance of a meteor in a lady's bedroom. We introduce a new kind of fixable computer for us technically challenged types. We offer commentary on William Shatner's recent bold flight into space. And we share the story of an English husband who upset his wife one too many times. The Old Dogs conversation is with MARTHA THOMASES: a prolific writer for New York publications and the creator of Dakota North for Marvel Comics.
In this episode the Old Dogs ramble about what’s in our sandwiches. We enjoy a new album from Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett. We talk about what thieves are taking from kindergarten classrooms. We wonder if it’s a good idea to clone woolly mammoths. We offer a new tax haven for the super-rich: South Dakota. And we inspect Subway sandwiches for traces of Tuna. The Old Dogs conversation is with Richard Ferrone – a prolific audiobook narrator who isn’t done yet.
Podnuggets:
1. Ramble – Could you live the van life?
2. De-worming won’t prevent Covid
3. Living the van life
4. Kathleen O’Brien – Chief Aging Officer #6
5. A fun word to say
6. Robert Durst found guilty after decades of suspicion
7. Old Dogs Conversation – Marcy Bannor
The Old Dogs ramble about clothing - who needs it? We bring you another edition of ads 'n fads. We shake our heads over China's uncooperative teens. We marvel at the technology that turns brain waves into words. We celebrate Willard Scott, who passed away at age 87. We give you some background on the Meyers-Briggs Personality Test. And we learn that although 80 percent of seniors are vaccinated. But that's not enough. The Old Dogs conversation is with Randy Lynch - a really nice guy who has been making his restaurant customers feel comfortable during these difficult times.
In this episode the Old Dogs ramble about talking to strangers: would you? Should you? We talk about cheeseburger advertising that was too good to resist. We dig back in our linguistic past for old insults. We imagine how life on Mars would be… here on earth. We examine the cultural divide between North and South Korea. And get the benefits of talking to strangers. The Old Dogs conversation is with Craig Minbiole. A guy who did many things well for money and now does many things well for love.
The Old Dogs ramble about the pros and cons of birthday presents at our age. A cellist plays on at age 93... Names for body parts you didn't know you had... Our Chief Aging Officer weighs in on giving in to moving on... Pretending to live on Mars... America has three personalities... CARMEN THOMPSON EDWARDS has practiced non-traditional forms of healing for many decades. She thought she was giving it up when she moved to Arkansas, but it turns out it was a new beginning – a beginning that countless women have been benefiting from.
The Old Dogs ponder what life would be like if we were old and single... another edition of Ads ‘n Fads... The Geezer Squad – a group of seniors providing fix-it services... Learning about aging from… aging chimpanzees... It’s not easy to hide a gold commode... Options today’s seniors have for relationships if they should become single again. In the Old Dogs Conversation we catch up with fast-moving Carolyn Strauss… former fashion model, Home Shopping Network mainstay, keynote speaker, podcaster and who knows what else.
The old dogs trade views on rich people buying their way into space. We “expose” that Canadian politician in more on-camera high-jinks. We talk about the pros and cons of electric vehicles. We report on a special kind of reward for one lucky New York kid. And we congratulate the oldest person ever to into space. The Old Dogs conversation is with Bill Seavey, an author, b and b owner, dwelling innovator, and much more.
The Old Dogs ramble about losing our memory - if not our mind... Canadian politician needs a cover-up... Chief Aging Officer Kathleen O'Brien, author Reclaim Your Right to Grow Old, with another sage installment... How many oceans are there? Guess again... A third eye helps avoid obstacles... News flash: Vaccines are not magnetic... The Old Dogs conversation: the three cutups from the podcast, Another Day Above Ground.
We hate those "Celebrity" Commercials for Medicare, Investing, Travel... and we're not afraid to whine about it... More Ads & Fads... Yugo: The Car People Love to Hate... Coffee is a Wonder Drug!... The price of being watched just went up... A conversation with Allen Einstein: educator and basketball photographer. He has perfected a new way to engage teachers in teaching - and students in learning.
The Old Dogs Ramble about how Artificial is stealing our Intelligence. Then we offer a podnugget about how it's all happening. We also celebrate the Slang of the 50's, present more commentary from Kathleen O'Brien (our Chief Aging Officer) and introduce you to a concept you might do without: Non Fungible Tokens. Our Conversation is with Dale Irvin, co-host of the internationally famous (Number 25 in Mexican comedy) podcast, "Another Day Above the Ground."
The Old Dogs ramble about driverless cars... More Ads & Fads... Seaweed bacon?... Driverless Cars... Trash in Outer Space
A conversation with Kathy Biehl: is she a lawyer/actress? A food critic/author? All of the above? Something else?
The Old Dogs ramble about our hopes and fears as we move back to more intimate socializing... A paycheck delivered in pennies... Commentary no. 2 from our Chief Aging Officer... A Palindrome for 61 Names... Unmasking the problem.
The Old Dogs Interview
SANDRA MILLER is a family doctor who excelled in the medical profession, then turned to inventing a new genre of fiction: Medical Romance set at the rim of the Grand Canyon. She loves to talk about her rich past, her busy present, and her hopeful future.
The Old Dogs take issue with what young people think older people think... New: "Ads and Fads..." G. Gordon Liddy can't cheat death... Dressing to the nines for online church - why not? 2020 by the numbers... An expert's take on stupidity... The Old Dogs have a conversation with John Remington, a professional actor... no, wait - an executive marketing director... no, wait - a national fundraiser... no, wait - a professional actor!
The Old Dogs take on the infrastructure mess... commonly misused phrases... how wine ages in space... commentary from our Chief Aging Officer... new enthusiasm for VHS tapes... better to be locked up than locked down. The Old Dogs have a conversation with TED WEISGAL, lately famous for his Leisure Learning Unlimited program.
The Old Dogs depart from their usual pointless ramble to offer an equally pointless quiz about obsolete occupations. We caution patients to avoid appointments with doctors who have court appearances on the same day. We read some more glowing fan mail. We suggest you avoid the first wave of colonists to Mars. We introduce you to a new feature on the podcast. And we present the current top ten list of scammers who target seniors. The Old Dogs conversation is with Doris Lance – a lady who's had a lifelong passion for the outdoors. The sights, sounds and smells she relishes while hiking have led her to places all over the world… and to a book that even your grand kids will love.
The Old Dogs take another look at "Howling at the Moon." Live longer with gin-soaked raisins! Can you say, "chinwag"? Defining the Senior Influencer. Another look at Awesome Aging. Experiencing a Goat-to-Meeting. The Old Dogs interview Old Man Steve Austin, who has gone viral on TikTok for doing practically nothing.
The old dogs ramble about… rambling during the pandemic. We report on how to throw off the cops, by throwing wine bottles at them. We tell the sad tale of a young lady who decided to try super glue instead of hair spray. We dip again into the old dogs fan mail. We celebrate the life of Larry King. And we offer advice on how to get the most out of your walks around the neighborhood. The old dogs continue our conversation Kathleen O’Brien, self-styled chief aging officer.
The Old Dogs ramble about that moment in time when you decide you're old. Plus lots of weird and sometimes useful news and a great interview with Kathleen O'Brien, self-styled Chief Aging Officer, who thinks "old" is something to be achieved, not ignored.
Dallasites still remember the fabulous Sheila Tequila and her retro shows. Most memorably, her spot-on performance as Tina Turner. Not bad for a middle-class white girl whose real name is Shelley Brandt. The Old Dogs have a try-to-keep-with-me conversation with Shelley as she looks back and ahead at her life as a performer. The Old Dogs offer their usual banter, flavored with such rich news items as "Why Do Monkeys Like Traffic Noise?" All this and much more in Episode 51.
In this episode the Old Dogs look back on two satisfying years of podcasting. We report on a man’s attempt to give away money that turned into an unexpected fundraiser. We learn that test show monkeys prefer traffic noise. We look beyond earth for possible earth-like destinations. We review some new terms created by the pandemic. We offer words of praise for Doctor Anthony Fauci. And we present another example of why Aging is Awesome. The Old Dogs conversation is with Herb Kupchik. A man of great medical accomplishment who discovered a new passion in retirement: the sport of curling.
In this episode the old dogs ramble about guidelines for voters with dementia. We literally uncover a politician who hid Covid funds in his underwear. We announce with regret the cancellation of the bad sex in writing award. We wonder if stealing ancient artifacts can result in bad luck. We caution you about scammers preying on Covid fears. We dip again into the fan mailbag. And we report on what the law says about dementia and voting. In the old dogs conversation we catch up with Lucy Abernathy, a devoted Californian as much beloved now as a landlord as she was for years as a teacher of juvenile delinquents.
The Old Dogs ramble about trusting news sources. A Kentucky town where the mayor is a dog. Information overload jumbles the truth. Another edition of Aging Is Awesome. Warning signs you may have overlooked. An Abysmally Bungling Burglar. The Old Dogs have a conversation with Arthur Schechter – a lawyer, diplomat, humanist and friend to some of the most colorful politicians of our recent past.
In this episode the Old Dogs wonder how we can best get on with The Healing Process. We celebrate a first-time voter at age 70, divulge some dirty paleontological words, read more fan mail, mourn the death of our favorite 007, discuss what retirees are looking for and wonder who actually signed an open letter supporting "herd immunity." Our conversation is with Eileen Morris, a veteran actress and director who has been instrumental in growing one of the largest and best-known black theatres in the country.
It had to happen sooner or later... Jim and Paul ramble about cremation. Also reports on wasted words, staying sharp online, what people want to do with their "remains," how to social distance while "playing" rugby, and rocky results after retirement. The Old Dogs have a conversation with Neil Thompson, a Hollywood actor, writer and director who gave it up for his first love: teaching history.
The Old Dogs ramble about better ways to spend election money. Potty-mouth parrots... Too much fake news is enough... Taking a stand on phony chicken... Celebrating essential workers... A little Fan Mail... Too much licorice can kill you – who knew? An Old Dogs Conversation with Mark Swan, an octogenarian who still hasn't settled on a career.
Ramble: social media for seniors. Podnuggets: What the heck is bruxism? A postcard arrives a century late. The king of sting. Just say “no” to see-through public toilets. Interview: Tecla Murphy, publisher of the popular seniors magazine, Outlook By the Bay.
In this episode the old dogs ramble about passing along our infinite wisdom to our heirs. We share fascinating – and relevant – information about the role of older elephants. We caution about the overzealous use of fly swatters. We study the new social phenomenon of walk-tailing, we tell the tale of a retired cop who finally got his man. And we mourn the passing of one of our boyhood heroines, Diana Rigg. The Old Dogs conversation is with David Henry: an international authority on what’s going on in the wild lands above the Artic Circle.
The Old Dogs ramble about the funding crisis in small arts organizations - and what that may mean for thousands of performers... The usual assortment of unlikely news items... A conversation with a couple of expats, Sandy Hardwick and Shirley Pettis, who found not only cheaper living in Costa Rica, but a more rewarding life.
The Old Dogs ramble about the rising tide of robots and artificial intelligence - probably in order to deflect the conversation from their own intelligence. Also, podnuggets about, yes, intelligent glasses, trading a hairpin for a house, robot movie stars, and a brief celebration of the long life of Olivia deHavilland. The Old dogs conversation is with Susan Alexander, whose search for a “real job” led her to degrees in English, business, law and who knows what else.
Old Dogs Ramble about complaining: when to complain, when not to complain, what to complain... you get the idea. We also feature podnuggets on how not to lose weight, Isaac Newton - the pandemic remedies, now not to lose weight, making a fashion statement out of left-behind laundry, the payoffs of being kind, and - ohboy - a 14,000-year-old stool sample. Is this quality entertainment or what? The Old Dogs conversation is with Elaine Adams, an octogenarian with a love of birds... and opera.
The Old Dogs reflect on how to know when to turn in our driver license. Funny Marriage Musings. A Surplus of Bathing Suits. Michele Watkins on Loneliness. Regional Slang. Getting a Piano for a Song. The Old Dogs chat with JOHN FLORIAN, founder of the nationally awarded Voice Over Xtra information service for voice talent.
The passing of Carl Reiner leads the Old Dogs to dredge up memories of the comedy of the 50's, morality, protests, bad behavior and, of course, The American Way. Also, the usual array of silly podnuggets and an interview with the Heartbeat of a major metropolitan newspaper.
Once again the Old Dogs offer tricks for coping, including a discussion on what makes us resilient... buying books, but not reading books... a ballpark organist finds a new audience... Three Amigas discover fantasy travel... and a conversation with John Madden, master of the trickiest and most expensive puzzles you've ever heard of.
A brief and baffling conversation with a Gen-Z-er about current slang. Shopping madness moves online. The Ancient Truth about the so-called Weaker Sex. Nutty Neologisms. Exploring the globe without leaving home. A conversation with Dian Griesel, author of the Silver Disobedience Blog, who believes that getting to know ourselves with kindness will help us - and help us understand others better.
Old Dogs talk through their masks... mindless eating... goodbye Eddie Haskell... catching up with Kristin Bartell... car-eating rats... relax-productivity is now optional. Old Dogs conversation: Jean and John Ranahan. After living all over the world they settled in a most unlikely place.
Old Dogs ramble about what we miss, and what we may not get to see again. Introducing the tri-kini. Weekly newspapers are disappearing. Violinist plays during brain surgery. More scam advice from Bob Elder. Draft beer is going down the drain. A conversation with Charlie McCarthy, IT guy, super salesman, crack lawyer and who knows what else?
The Old Dogs discover that extra time frees the mind to think more about human nature - and natural nature. We've got plenty of topical podnuggets, plus a special interview with Dr. Thomas Cole, author of Old Man Country and a leading authority on medical humanities.
Amid all the craziness of the pandemic, The Old Dogs fit right in. This podcast is dedicated to lightening the mood of everybody's lousy mood. We offer more undisputed "facts" about life in the pandemic, a book review, a reprise of a recent conversation, and a new conversation with an Old Dog who specializes in documenting the lives of other Old Dogs.
In this special episode we reflect on life during the pandemic. We offer our personal experiences, the usual weird news, signs of hope, and interviews with some of our past podcast contributors.
At this point we're happy that we're still pumping out our bi-weekly podcast. Lots of fun stuff, including weird news items and practical advice, plus a conversation with Rick Antonson - a travel writer who became a writer who travels.
How would you like to live on a ship? More and more retirees are booking long-term passage on ocean cruises instead of retirement homes. The Old Dogs reflect on the ups and the downs in this episode. Plus more oddities from the news, a special look at investment scams by a specialist with the State of Texas and a conversation with Jacquie Witt, a tour guide who may be about to announce a history-changing discovery in South America.
Everyone our age is dealing with changes - we can complain about them or we can learn to adapt. It's what some people have taken to calling the New Normal. Also Podnuggets weird and not-so-weird, and a conversation with Buddy Barnes, an engineer by trade with years in both military and civilian service who in his late 70's is mentoring new engineers.
Old Dogs ramble about the merits of talking with loved ones... after they have passed away. Be wary of medical procedures that generate more medical procedures. The relationship between "coffee chaff" and car parts. A Connecticut employer hands out a whopping Christmas bonus. The Old Dogs announce a new service: the Old Dogs podcast on broadcast radio. In the Old Dogs Interview, Jim Conlan gets his turn in the hot seat as partner Paul Menzel probes his past and current life for clues to what makes Jim think he's so darn funny. An in-depth interview full of shallow questions.
Our second season opens with the Old Dogs reminiscing about the pleasures of shopping indoors. We'll report on how malls are now disappearing at a rapid rate. We’ll celebrate Big Bird, who just turned 50. We describe how an expert on money laundering… launders money. We admire an imaginative motorist who turned a car… into a banana. And we'll note how even some big box retailers need to take a closer look at what they offer online.
In celebration of our second season, we have decided that our first interview will be with the dean of Old Dogs podcasts, Mister Paul Menzel.
Old Dogs ramble about the fact that, after 25 be-weekly episodes, we need a vacation… but where to go? Podnuggets: Waffle House gets late-night help from customers... Improbable research topics... Can you stay incarcerated if you’re already dead?... The American diet: “How sweet it is”... Quilty the feline escape artist... Interview: Anna Louise Bruner, a retired teacher who turned to play writing and producing, still going strong in her 80's.
The Old Dogs ramble about the way society has changed in how they socialize. Is there a difference between social media and socializing? It all depends on the nature of the relationship. We explore more oddities of current news, athletic seniors, disposing of old prescriptions (heed this advice!) and more. Our interview is with Thelma Zirkelbach. She doesn't look like it, she doesn't sound like it and her name certainly doesn't suggest it, but for many years Thelma wrote particularly steamy romance novels for Harlequin.
The Old Dogs ramble about stuff we're still buying - even if we shouldn't; a dog who went missing for 12 years; a friend in need when you're homeless; a cruise-ship mutiny; an Irishman who got the last laugh - at his own funeral; pointers on how to sleep better. The Old Dogs interview Linda and Jerry Patchen, a couple whose ideals were born back in the 60's and have remained with them in their 70's.
Old Dogs ramble about sushi and other oddities of contemporary consumption. Podnuggets: Can a ride on a lawn mower get you a DUI? Airbnb fraud. Too young to dance. The world's fastest old man. Why aren't we eating more bugs? The Old Dogs Interview: Part 2 with Michelle Watkins. Michelle gives us an overview of how to make the right choice when looking for a senior living community.
Michelle Watkins, a retirement living marketing specialist, talks about the many advantages of moving to a retirement community. Also: Old Dogs ramble about rock concerts: are we still welcome? Podnuggets include the benefits of napping; busted in Sardinia for pilfering sand; Transient Global Amnesia; somebody stole a solid-gold toilet; experts defend the five-second rule.
Old Dogs ramble about late-life optimism. Podnuggets: Optimism can extend your life. Woman publishes first poem collection at 100. The last toll collectors. Is that a spider in your ear? The Life and Times of Molly Ivins. The Old Dogs Interview: Marc Grossberg is a tax lawyer who grew up in Houston, Texas. During his long career he’s kept a sharp eye and ear open for what goes on in this cosmopolitan city. The result is that, in his seventies, Marc is about to have his first novel published that’s all about what goes on behind the closed doors of power. The novel is called The Best People and it's out now.
If you've hoped for a longer life, there's reason to hope. But there's a down side. The Old Dogs ramble about what some of the consequences might be. We also offer news about the decline of cursive writing, the dangers of putting an octopus on your face, using butter as a sculpting medium, how to work your way out of causing offense, and the demise of Minnie Mouse. The Old Dogs also interview Dick Smith - entertainer, ad man, late-life painter, still going strong in his eighties.
Yes, a lot of us have skills we may not want to practice anymore for fear of hurting someone or ourselves. But we still have a lot to offer. Plus podnuggets about aging surgeons, intensive grandparenting, a very enterprising root-beer sales-boy, hungry food-delivery services, and facts about going barefoot. Our Old Dogs Interview is with Robert Flatt, an exceptional nature photographer made more exceptional by the fact that he's living with Parkinson's Disease.
Old Dogs ramble about why staying in your own home beats moving; why more seniors are choosing aging in place; the Rolling Stones are pushing annuities; the old Mission Control at NASA gets a facelift; a four-year-old kid takes his grandpa's car for a spin; and fake news depends on what you believe is real news. The Old Dogs Interview: Steve and Vicki Farrell, nationally acclaimed comedy team and husband and wife talk about their continuing love affair with each other - and with performing.
Old Dogs on what’s worth waiting in line for; Queuing up to climb Mt. Everest; avoiding procrastination; a fake cake mistake; an octogenarian pole vaulter; and a tough act to swallow. Plus Part 2 of our interview with New York actress Suzanne Savoy.
The Old Dogs ramble about designing their own memorial celebration, then share info about why funeral homes are hiring event planners. We'll also have Podnuggets on how one clever company got their stolen van back in record time; we'll give you some tips on taking selfies safely; we'll unravel the mystery of the drunken raccoons. And in Part One of a two-part interview we'll chat with New York actress Suzanne Savoy: her life on the big screen in the big city and other travails of a working actress.
Old Dogs ramble about the salutary effects of our favorite beverage: coffee. Dummies test roller coaster safety... badly. The passing of the most exhibited artist in the world. Yard decor: Yabba Dabba Do... or Yabba Dabba Don't? How rock stars do their laundry. The OD Interview is with Don Phelan - former ad-man, successful real-estate broker, avid cyclist, and a pretty darn good novelist.
Old Dogs on how stuff accumulates; a guide to unclutter your living space; the importance of respecting your elders; a documentary called “Ask Dr. Ruth”; a nude mannequin yard party; and a drone that barks like a dog. Plus an interview with Tom Fabel, long-time attorney and jurist, part-time thespian and playwright.
It is with shameless pride, or maybe prideless shame, that we announce Episode #11 of “New Tricks for Old Dogs." Once again we take a look back at an iconic moment in consumerism and social behavior - when folks stopped going to the movies every week and started watching them on their VCR's. There's the usual assortment of odd news and useful information, plus an interview with folks who have learned that living at home isn't the only way to live.
Anybody else besides us have a bit of a memory problem? The Old Dogs attempt to sort through remedies for this common malady. We also divulge good news about the health benefits of chocolate; commend a Frenchman for crossing the ocean in a barrel; mourn the passing of an exceptional gastropod; promote standing up for fitness; and commemorate an iconic TV game show. In the Old Dogs Interview we chat with Chris Seiberling, an energetic septuagenarian who is looking for meaning - past and present - in an artificial feature of the American West: the 37th Parallel.
More age-seasoned wisdom from the Old Dogs, this time about why TV and film producers like to make fun of older people. We'll review Amazon Prime's The Kominsky Method; a dating app for cows called "Tudder"; celebrating Motown Records at 60; a robber who used a scooter for a getaway; and a disagreement about how high is up. The Old Dogs Interview is with Steve Epstein, a former comic with an interesting and funny career path. His current occupation is selling collectibles on E-Bay and being the chauffer to four grandchildren.
The Old Dogs hold forth on how clean does clean need to be... Podnuggets review various oddities from the news... and we interview Kathy Drago, an educator-turned portraitist whose specialty is the female face - the "old-old" female face.
In this episode the Old Dogs ramble about feeling our age, acting our age, or otherwise dealing with our age. We'll offer the usual Podnuggets from the news, plus an interview with Tom Cliff, a lawyer-turned-banker-turned psychologist. Can you even do that?
- Old Dogs on dated concepts
- Five myths about daylight savings
- You can order breakfast at Tiffany’s
- Ready for a test tube burger?
- A kinder and gentler George Bush
- An insecure Cyber Security Minister
Plus an interview with Meryl Moritz, erstwhile dancer, world-traveler and life coach.
Musings on how to pay when they no longer take cash; praising Jimmy Carter; pig pals; judge issues get-out-of-jail-free cards; comfortable air travel; Old Dogs interview with Dr. Michael Lieberman
Remembering the heyday of NASA; NASA is losing its property; remembering Stan Lee; Beards: a healthy choice? Startups for golden agers; RBG: the movie; Interview: Judy Cochrane - great grandmother, mayor... and alligator slayer.
What kids ate in the 50's; an iconic Thanksgiving recipe; the mystery of the stolen colon; the effect of the placebo effect; the U.S. Citizenship exam: would you pass? 50 great inventions; the Old Dogs interview: Lidia Porto - an actress whose time has finally come.
In our second podcast we muse on why we created our second podcast. Podnuggets: More older people are finding work... Scrabble accepts 300 new words... Those mysterious "Sell by and Use by labels"; You’ll never believe what passengers steal from planes. The Old Dogs Interview: cartoonist Bill Hinds, creator of Tank McNamara.
At last a podcast by seniors, for seniors, showing the world how we can still howl at the moon. Podnuggets: You can teach an old dog new tricks; Mickey Mouse turns 90; Millenials reject their parents' stuff; Monopoly introduces a Cheaters Version; the 2018 Ig Nobel Awards. Interview: Tony Caputo, Salt Lake City ringleader of "Old Coots Giving Advice."