In this episode we are missing Lisa and Sparky.

We talk about recent holidays some near disasters and how bad are knees are.

We share personal anecdotes, insights into their lives, and humorous takes on serious topics, hopefully creating a relatable and engaging dialogue.

We cover various themes including family transitions, the impact of dementia, travel preparations, health challenges, humorous hospital experiences, and frustrations with bureaucracy.

This episode we are all over the place again, including medical procedures, weather, pubs, and alcohol regulations. Ian discusses his recent angiogram and the different entry points for the procedure. He also mentions familial hypercholesterolemia and the importance of regular check-ups. The conversation then shifts to the weather, with discussions about strong winds and humidity. We compare the difference between pubs in Australia and the UK.

This episode was dedicated to a question from one of our listeners asking us, it went something like this;

"Have you ever regretted not saying something to someone and if so why did you tell them"

This is a different type of episode to what we usually produce, it is most likely our most poignant to date and with that comes some warning, this episode contains talk on domestic violence and sexual abuse of minors... so please go gently.

This episode we continue on from last weeks chat, Ian talks about his surfing days and we introduce Sparkie and Dawn to the concept of what a Shagging Wagon was. All the talk of surfing then leads us onto water safety in Australia, which then leads us onto a favourite subject of most.... FOOD.Sadly, Ian drops out near the end due to technical difficulties, but we think we might have a solution. We have a good moan about political correctness and mourn the demise of some of our favourite movies and TV show.Do you like Jellied Eels?You can write to us at [email protected] if you want to share a story ..... have you got any about shagging wagons or Jellied Eels, let us know.

In this episode we chat about the weather, coping with extreme temperatures, food production, and Sparkie does tell some jokes.

The boys finally get a formal introduction to Barry after a confusing messenger exchange.

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We tried twice to record this episode, due to make technical errors and internet instability making it a nightmare, hence the name.

In this episode we talk about new body parts, we show some old photos of ourselves to each other as part of the fun for us is getting to know each other.

We also ask the question, How many bottles of shampoo do you have in your shower?

We'd love to hear how many you have to navigate.

Our conversation revolves around the experiences of menopause and its impact on relationships. The girls school us on the challenges faced by women during menopause, including mood swings, hot flushes, and changes in libido. Lisa also touches on the lack of education and understanding for men about menopause. Some of the boys get introduced to andropause, the male equivalent of menopause. We also touched on various topics including relationships, sex drive, weight gain, mental health, and personal growth. We all got a bit brave as we shared our experiences and perspectives, highlighting the importance of self-awareness, self-acceptance, and taking responsibility for one's own happiness.

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Unfiltered Gen X and Boomers discussing the issues, experiences, observations and challenges of our generations.

This podcast spans across the hemispheres some from the UK and some from Australia.

A no frills and fun conversation that starts with technical difficulties, which we fully expect to be a theme to our podcast. As its our first episode we introduce ourselves and explain why we wanted to be part of this.

And as is our generations right we talk about what pissed us off; include politicians, rain, and the aging process. We also discuss our experiences with retirement, volunteering, and living in different countries.

The conversation covers various topics including, dyslexia, retirement age, and charity work. The conversation takes a humorous turn as we share personal anecdotes about aging and the changes in our bodies.