Gen X Journalist

In this episode, on the cusp of Valentine's Day, I reminisce on dating back in the day, the 80s/90s to be specific. After watching another episode of that 90s TV show, Living Single, I reflect on how Overton took the time to plan a date for Sinclair, featuring everything she liked. My question, in 2020, is, do men still do that? Is planning a date for your significant other a lost art? Or do men leave it up to women? Or whatever your dating situation may be? Share your thoughts. And be sure to join the discussion on the Facebook group, www.facebook.com/the40andoverprojectpodcast

In the 90s we had TV shows like Martin, Living Single, Girlfriends,  and Friends that focused on friendships. They all had strong friend groups. Over the years I've developed some great relationships with people. College? Work experiences? Different parts of the country?  Different backgrounds? How have strong friendships shaped your life? Have your friendships been long lasting? When we are young we experience breakups, etc. As we grow older,  in our 40s, we experience marriages, divorces, child births, graduations, housewarmings, deaths, health scares, etc. Have your friends been there for you? If so, how? Vice Versa, how have you been there for them? Do you consider yourself a good friend? Thank you for listening to the 40 and over project podcast. Don't forget to join the Facebook Discussion Group: www.facebook.com/the40andoverprojectpodcast

It's the last day of January 2020. What resolutions did you make? Are you sticking to them? Listen to this first episode of the 40 and over project (formerly the clique) and leave a voice message with comments.