Boomerography

This episode is a replay wherein I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with cartoons of the 1960s of which there were a plethora and it's when the Japanese started getting into the genre in the US, long before animé. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress. Support the show

This is a replay of Part 2 of this series of 6 and I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with the Spy Boom in the 1960s riding the coattails of the 007 movies which became popular at that time. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress.

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In a replay of one of our most popular shows I am joined by fellow videophile Jay Kassing for this episode in which we go over the TV that Boomers loved in the 1960s. There may be one or more of your favorites left out but we are generally looking at the ones we loved. If we left out one of your favorites let us know at the Patreon site. In this episode we start out with kids TV shows that drifted from westerns to space and spies in the 60s. We are looking at keeping these under 40 minutes as much as possible so you don't have a huge time commitment. Don't forget to leave feedback so the shows can get better as we progress. Support the show

This is s replay of episode 46 for our newest listeners. We continue with the subject of Boomer economics both from the aspect of what Boomers should do economically as to what to invest in which is indicated by the demographics of Boomers. We hope you had a Happy Independence Day. We also hope you have enjoyed roughly the first year and a half of Boomerography and will continue to listen in the future. If there is a subject you would like us to address just drop us a line at the Patreon account below. Thanks and God Bless.

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This is a replay of episode 45 for our new listeners. We continue with the subject of Boomer economics both from the aspect of what Boomers should do economically as to what to invest in which is indicated by the demographics of Boomers. Face it youngsters...we're still running the show! If you disagree or just don't like that, drop us a line. Also, Happy Independence Day!Support the show

This is a replay of episode 44 for our newest listeners. We invite Jay Kassing back to discuss both investing strategies based on Boomer consumption habits and what to look out for in your overall strategy as far as risk. As you can imagine it is a weighty subject and somewhat complicated so this will be presented in two episodes in order to make it digestible. Hopefully you will find it illuminating and understandable...and of course, fun!Support the show

This episode deals with choosing a financial advisor and also deals with some of the pitfalls associated with that. Of course, I review and article on the subject and add my own thoughts. Of interest to you should be that if your are a Boomer you are probably going through many of the same things I am at this time in your life and we can share situations and solutions with each other and help with what is happening.Support the show

This week's episode is about something that comes to all of us. That is when we head for last roundup, take the dirt nap, wrinkle off. That means die. As the generation that has amassed the most wealth of any in history so far, it will all be staying here after we move on. Hence, we need to plan for how we want it distributed among our relatives, friends and charities before that happens. It is not depressing  or morbid and shows your love and care for those that remain behind. To leave and have no instructions is to be irresponsible and self-centered. The boomer generation has some special concerns that it's parents didn't so here we discuss them. Hopefully you will find them helpful.Support the show

In this episode with the stock market continuing to fall and folks either with IRAs, 401Ks or inheritance amid rising inflation we discuss areas in which you can invest to avoid these value eaters. Some are traditional, some are not and they are not numbered for ranking purposes. It is just a list. You are the one that needs to ultimately decide what happens with your investment portfolio and just "letting it ride and seeing what happens" is NOT the way to go.Support the show

You might be wondering what this subject has to do with Boomers. As the oldest group around in most of the world today, health issues are likely to be every bit as important, if not more so, than financial issues for Boomers. Biden has proposed to sign on to the WHO's with new and tougher sanctions and international requirements for the treaty nations and that some say would supersede and subvert our constitution and sovereignty. Listen for yourself and decide. Support the show