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Presenters Patricia "Little Pattie" Amphlett and Lex Marinos were tickled pink by the who's who of amazing guests that graced the show in 2021. Executive Producer, Jeff Furolo headed to the edit suite to bring you golden moments that will make you laugh and cry. In this Nostalgia Town retrospective, you'll hear from iconic Aussies and luminaries of the arts world including - David Williamson, Ken Done, Andrew Denton, Tom Keneally, Kathy Lette, Marcia Hines, Meredith Burgmann, Sir Peter Cosgrove, Red Symons, Heather Ewart, Jenny Kee, Linda Burney, Tim Costello, Shayne Gould, Cheryl Kernot, John Hewson and Kathryn Greiner.
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Today Lex & Patricia speak with social researcher Hugh Mackay about social change & ageing in Australia. Then Brian, Faye & Jude chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
For this final episode of season 2, instead of our usual Nostalgia Town segment, we revisit our favourite moments with our wonderful guests.
On Your Two Cents Worth, Lex & Patricia speak with Rachel Waterhouse of the Australian Shareholders Association about investment planning.
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Social change & ageing in Australia with Hugh Mackay
Y2CW: Investment planning with Rachel Waterhouse
Thanks for joining us today!
Sign up to be a Podcast Member (it's free!) at babyboomersguide.com.au and have your say on our Facebook page
Today Lex & Patricia speak with Jeff about Australian popular culture of the 50s, 60s & 70s. Then David Williamson, Meredith Burgmann and Reg Mombassa chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with author, podcaster & Older Women’s Network Ambassador Caroline Baum about growing up on Abbey Road and her love of books.
On Your Two Cents Worth, we speak with energy savings specialist Rob Murray-Leach.
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Three decades of Australian popular culture: 50s, 60s & 70s
Nostalgia Town: Caroline Baum
Y2CW: Cutting your energy bills with Rob Murray-Leach
Today Lex speaks with ACON reps Russ Gluyas and Claire Allen about sexual diversity & ageing in Australia. Then Eliese, Jacquay and Trevor chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with Australian social researcher and author Hugh Mackay about growing up in north Sydney and how his love of people’s stories drew him into social research.
On Your Two Cents Worth, we speak with Uta Mihm from Choice about private health insurance.
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Today Patricia speaks with CEO of the Australian Centre for Grief & Bereavement Chris Hall about losing a child in later life. Then Bryan, Lucille & Phillip chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with Baby Boomers Guide presenter Lex Marinos about growing up in Wagga and falling in love with Australian pop.
On Your Two Cents Worth, Lex & Patricia speak with Elliot Rosen of the Energy Efficiency Council about renewable energy.
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Today Lex & Patricia speak with Professor Andrea Maier about longevity. Then Brian, Mike & Trish chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with award-winning singer Marcia Hines, who came to Australia aged 16 to perform in Hair.
On Your Two Cents Worth, Lex & Patricia speak with Fiona Balzer from the Australian Shareholders Association on ’Shares 101’.
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Today Lex & Patricia speak with Macquarie University Professor Jo Earl about transitioning to retirement. Then Jude, Karen & Mike chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with the founder of the Bell Shakespeare Theatre, John Bell about growing up in Maitland and being transformed in his childhood by a travelling tent show.
On Your Two Cents Worth, Lex & Patricia speak with Lelde Smits from the Australian Shareholders Association on ‘wInvest’ – Women’s Investments.
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Today Lex & Patricia speak with Dr Catherine Barrett from Celebrate Ageing about Kindness & Ageing. Then Gary, Joseph & Lucille chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with Petrea King, author and CEO of Quest For Life Foundation, about growing up in Sydney and caring from a very young age, looking after joeys, orphaned on busy roads.
On Your Two Cents Worth, Lex & Patricia speak with Patrick Veyret from Choice about the risks of Time Share.
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Today Lex & Patricia speak with Fairfax economics commentator Ross Gittins about the economy & ageing. Then Beverly, Gary, & Lorne chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with Daddy Cool front-man Ross Wilson about growing up in Melbourne and the fiftieth anniversary of Australian Pop masterpiece, ‘Eagle Rock’.
On Your Two Cents Worth, Lex speaks with the chair of the Australian Energy Regulator, Clare Savage, about getting the best energy deals.
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Today Lex & Patricia speak with Professor Marita McCabe about sexuality and relationships as we age. Then Gary, Lucille & Trish chat together about this in Jeff’s Cafe.
In Nostalgia Town, we speak with Aboriginal Australian MP, Linda Burney, about growing up in Wiradjuri country and meeting her father for the first time at age 27.
On Your Two Cents Worth, Lex & Patricia speak with Deputy Commissioner of the ACCC, Delia Rickard about investment scams.
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