Boomers and More

In this episode of Boomers & More, Randy and Bob talk about the history of shopping carts. In the second segment, they speak with four members of the Colorado Peaches, a women's softball team made up entirely of women in their 50s through 90s. This makes them the demographically eldest softball team in the world. Their comradery and friendship transcends any differences. This is truly a remarkable story, and one worth learning about. The Colorado Peaches website is fieldofourown.com. We invite you to visit the website and learn more.

On this episode of Boomers and More, Bob & Randy talk about the problem of porch pirates. Then in the second segment, we discuss making for a more livable space for aging in place, and Baby Boomers in the workplace. OK Boomer, this is the podcast for you!

In Episode 6 of Boomers & More, Bob and Randy start off with some sweet, confectionary trivia; followed by more news on robocalls. They then discuss decluttering your home and your life, recycling, repurposing, and getting back control over your stuff.

On this episode of Boomers and More, Bob and Randy talk about those annoying robocalls we all get, seemingly all the time.

Our guest this episode is Aaron Foss, the founder and CEO of NomoRobo. Aaron talks with us about how he came up with the idea for NomoRobo, his innovative solution, and how his technology works. He also mentions his unique solution for dipping your chicken wings! It's all on this installment of Boomers and More!

In this episode of the Boomers and More Podcast, Bob and Randy have a discussion with their guest, Mark Fetterhoff of AARP, about how to recognize scams, how to avoid becoming a victim, and talk about some of the most common scams targeting older Americans. This is the first episode in a series about scammers. We also discuss how to help friends and family members who may be the target of these criminals. 

AARP helps people avoid falling prey to such people, and you don't have to be an AARP member to avail yourself of these services. For more information, go to AARP.org.

Randy talks about the FDA clearance for a third dose of the mRNA Covid-19 vaccinations. He also has some thoughts on the fundamental changes in the relationship between employees and employers in the wake of the pandemic. Many Baby Boomers are still employed, so this certainly has an impact on the twilight of their working years. 

Bob is off this week, but will return in the next episode.

In this episode, Bob Hidey & Randy Kendrick talk about Baby Boomers, their pets, finding the right pet, and the impact of COVID-19. They also speak with Selene Davison, the Shelter Manager for MaxFund, a no-kill shelter located in Denver, Colorado about the mission of MaxFund, how they work to find homes for pets who might otherwise have been euthanized, and ways you can help.

In this episode, Randy & Bob talk about family road trips and talk with the CEO of Stuckey's Corporation, Stephanie Stuckey, about the history of an iconic roadside stop that once blanketed America. Stuckey's is still famous for their Pecan Log Roll, kitschy souvenir items, clean rest rooms and a place to refuel and get a snack. Stephanie tells us the history of her family's business, how it grew to become a part of Americana, its decline and how she plans to revitalize the company.