The residents of The Village at Northridge get REAL and open up on their most intimate memories, share priceless words of wisdom and reveal secrets to love & living in a unique interview, that’s more than just a podcast, it’s an experience! From dating at 79 to stories of Holocaust survival, audiences will hear incredible tales of triumph through the prism of an elder with our 82 year old host, Bill Moran. Breaking senior citizen stereotypes, offering a space for family historians and sparking generational conversations...Welcome to the Golden Mic Experience, where age isn’t just a number, it's everything.
When the world was being torn apart, WW2 brought Bert (97) & Elaine (97) together through romantic letter correspondence. 74 years of wedded bliss later, the sweethearts share their love story and personal tips for a long lasting marriage.
In a candid conversation, Florence Venet (94) explains how love evolves over seven decades of marriage. Then, Louise Mandell (79) opens up about her decision to start dating again after losing her husband of 56 years.
Holocaust educator Joe Hess (88), was only 6 years old when his parents put him on a train to escape Nazi Germany in a program called “Kindertransport.” Joe mourned the loss of his parents, but then, a miracle!
While she won’t reveal her age, Gloria Sands gives listeners an inside look on what it was like to be a working and successful advertisement model in the “Mad Men” era. Find out how one iconic 7UP ad would change her life forever.
A true trailblazer in American her-story, author of “Breaking Down the Walls,” Norma Yaegar (92) shares how she shattered the glass ceiling in the male dominated world of finance as the first woman to walk the NY stock exchange.