Well, what comes next? Sue and Shan continue to pondered that question. Many of us find ourselves uncertain about how to utilize the extra time we now have. One this episode of Unavoidable, Adventures in Aging we continue our search of what to do with all this extra time on our hands. Sue and Shan discuss the challenges and joys of retirement. Remember, you are not alone; retirement is simply “unavoidable.”

Well, what comes next? Sue and Shan have pondered the same question. Many of us find ourselves uncertain about how to utilize the extra time we now have. So, let’s take a plunge into the vast sea of retirement—some may feel like they’re swimming, while others may feel as though they’re just treading water. Sue and Shan discuss the challenges and joys of retirement. Remember, you are not alone; retirement is simply “unavoidable.”

Mayberry is just one of the many famous small towns scattered across the United States. Sue and Shan reside in a small town and recently explored even smaller communities. Holdrege, Axtell, and Wilcox, all located in central Nebraska, are smaller than Alliance.

What unites the people of these cities and villages? They are family! Family brings warmth, love, and a touch of quirkiness.

In this week’s episode of Unavoidable: Adventures in Aging, Sue and Shan share their experiences spent with family as they navigate their grief for a cousin.

Sue and Shan return for their third season, kicking things off with a beloved classic, “Was I Even There?” This time, the episode will be titled Raspberry Sherbet. Sue and Shan are shaking up the familiar raspberry sherbet container, stirring up memories, forgetfulness, and plenty of laughter. Don’t miss the excitement in this week’s episode of Unavoidable: Adventures in Aging!

Today, Sue is excited to share her favorite episode from Season 2 – Podversary Part One. Happy 1st Podversary to Unavoidable: Adventures in Aging! Sue and Shan have been with you for an entire year, as their first podcast episode launched on April 1st, 2024.

Throughout this journey, they have gained invaluable insights into “how to create a podcast” and discovered much about themselves in the process! In this episode, we will revisit highlights from the last 50 episodes, reflecting on the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of aging.

Sue and Shan are enjoying a well-deserved break. Today, Shan is excited to share her favorite episode from Season 2 – To Keep or Not To Keep. Joining them for this enlightening session is Sister Shelli, as they explore the essential question, “To Keep or Not To Keep.” This week’s episode of Unavoidable - Adventures in Aging delves into when it’s time to downsize possessions, what items hold value, what should be discarded, and how to begin the process of clearing out the belongings of a loved one who is no longer in their home. Be sure to tune in on August 1st for the premiere of Season 3!

There are four delightful seasons in a year: spring, summer, autumn, and winter! Additionally, we should celebrate the flavorful seasonings such as salt, pepper, basil, and thyme, the crackling wood ready for a cozy fire, and the ever-evolving seasons of our beloved TV shows. Speaking of seasons, let me introduce you to the dynamic podcasting duo, Sue and Shan! They have chosen to say good-bye to the second season of their show, Unavoidable: Adventures in Aging. Join Sue and Shan as they reflect on the numerous, oh so many episodes of Season 2.

Instead of asking, “What’s wrong with America?” consider asking, “What’s right with America?” In today’s world, it’s all too easy to feel disheartened. However, if you take a moment to truly observe your surroundings, you will notice people engaging in remarkable acts of kindness, supporting one another, and demonstrating resilience. All around us, individuals are choosing to recognize the good and embody positivity. In this episode of Unavoidable: Adventures in Aging, Sue and Shan explore this very theme: Resilient America. Indeed, we are witnessing a strong America.

This week, Unavoidable - Adventures in Aging aims for a relaxed and effortless vibe. Sue and Shan discuss various sayings that they, their parents, and in some instances, their own children still use today. Everything is “hunky dory” as they talk about oldage adages, the meanings, the origins, and in some cases the absurdity.

It’s time to unveil the truth. This week, Sue and Shan share their insights from the rally they attended. Participating in this remarkable march in the United States was truly inspiring. In our small town, many people united to chant, shout, and, most importantly, to connect with one another. Let’s ensure we do it again soon!