My neighbor Carol and I talk about many things:<ol><li>Being a native New Yorker (her, not me)</li><li>Her career shift from Advertising to Health Field</li><li>Her mother (the actress Beverly Lord) </li><li>caring for elderly parents.</li><li>And I also weigh in on my own experience</li></ol> *This episode contains frank discussions about elder healthcare and valuable tips about dealing with the care of one's parents.

My neighbor Carol and I talk about many things:Being a native New Yorker (her, not me)Her career shift from Advertising to Health FieldHer mother (the actress Beverly Lord) caring for elderly parents.And I also weigh in on my own experience *This episode contains frank discussions about elder healthcare and valuable tips about dealing with the care of one's parents.

My neighbor Carol and I talk about many things:<ol><li>Being a native New Yorker (her, not me)</li><li>Her career shift from Advertising to Health Field</li><li>Her mother (the actress Beverly Lord) </li><li>caring for elderly parents.</li><li>And I also weigh in on my own experience</li></ol> *This episode contains frank discussions about elder healthcare and valuable tips about dealing with the care of one's parents.

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Way Off the Record The theme of the pod is "stories from the under-reported masses" such as that amazing server that managed to handle the front of the bar AND the rowdy comedy audience in the back. The people behind the scenes of TV, film. The lives of inde musicians, etc. Not entertainment-themed, necessarily. WOTR seeks to give a voice to folks we don't normally hear about, and directly from them.

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