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A podcast where we dive into conversations that remind us of who we are as human beings This isn't about what the guests do as a job, career, ability or skill set. its about what MAKES THEM HUMAN

  1. VOR 2 TAGEN

    Goku taught discipline. Naruto taught loyalty | Episode 12 | Anime Talks Pod

    We argue why classics earned their place, how filler happened, and how anime shaped our values. Then we go deep on Naruto: best sensei, strongest Kage, who wins dream fights, and which villain truly carried the series. • filler as a product of weekly serialization and U.S. demand • anime vs Western heroes as pathways vs symbols • JJK in the top five and why • Kakashi as Naruto’s best sensei through method and values • Night Guy vs DMS Kakashi win conditions • Boruto’s cast depth and Byakugan potential • Sakura’s endgame strength against Itachi • Tsunade’s policies, Pain arc counterfactuals, and Kage rankings • Madara’s cut short arc, Obito’s reveal, Danzo’s realpolitik • Kakashi vs Gojo tactical breakdown Follow us on - @60plusthepodcast (All platforms) Neko -  ⁨@Nekowhite93⁩   Ira - @_anifauga_

    1 Std. 4 Min.

  2. 5. FEB.

    Sneakers are Wearable Art | Episode 11

    We trace how a simple question—your first must-have pair—opens up identity, memory, and the roots of sneaker culture. From GR sellouts to retooled collabs, we weigh what truly makes a shoe of the year while keeping the mantra clear: wear your shoes. • using first kicks as a lens to learn people • turning pandemic frustration into community storytelling • why “sneakerheads can’t dress” misses the point • sneakers as wearable art and daily rotation • SB uniqueness, 14s vs 15s, and a Tinker Hatfield moment • the hunt, lines, and sneaker folklore that built culture • Nice Kicks panel criteria, bias, and street validation • GR visibility versus innovation in design • personal storytelling collabs that build loyalty • top five picks, Team Jordans, and vendor myths • playful hypotheticals and how taste meets access Socials: Follow us on - @60plusthepodcast (All platforms)

    1 Std. 2 Min.

  3. 29. JAN.

    You Can Still Joke About Anything | Episode 10 pt 2

    We ride from rapid-fire prompts into a sharp, generous look at comedy’s craft, business, and culture with Nico White. Joy, critique, and history collide as we talk audacity, promo, and the shows that should exist now. • choosing indifference over anger and why tone hides care • a trillion dollars versus 10 minutes with God reframed as urgency and impact • riffing on religion, narratives, and context without losing humility • club economics and why comics miss the upside they create • promo mistakes that bury great sets before release • variety as a design principle learned from Def Comedy Jam • the lie that comics can’t talk about anything anymore • keeping audacity while building skill over years • modern showcases that could actually work now • Mount Rushmore of comedy and why influence matters • music tastes and how voice and hunger shape favorites Social Media : @60plusthepodcast

    1 Std. 15 Min.

  4. 22. JAN.

    Comedy Made To Look Easy | Episode 10 pt 1

    We bring Neko White into the studio for a raw, funny, and moving look at craft, hustle, and the choice to keep going. From a shy kid in Harlem to a comic who filmed a special with no audience, Nico shows how urgency, resilience, and community shape a career. • starting stand-up at 14 and finding voice • early influences from Martin Lawrence and Cat Williams • bullying, boundaries, and backbone • first bombs, tough crowds, and timing • family reactions and choosing not to go to college • road gigs, mentors, and the Donnell Rollins push • Caroline’s lessons and being ready for the room • albums, Marcellus, and sharpening material • Netflix opportunity derailed by the pandemic • creating Darkout without an audience • chasing press, gatekeeping, and small wins • why urgency and craft still lead the way

    1 Std. 6 Min.

  5. 16. JAN.

    Toughness Isn’t Optional Anymore | Episode 8 pt 1

    We start with a light myth-buster and roll straight into a sharp, honest review of the sports year: MLS roots, Manchester United’s tactical stubbornness, the USMNT’s new standards, a full World Cup lookahead, Knicks urgency, and Giants pain turned into a plan. • why Clint Dempsey and a Nike track pulled us into soccer • Sounders success, academy pipelines, and MLS timing gaps • Manchester United’s 3-4-3 mismatch and late 4-3-3 fix • the value of academy minutes and market leverage • Carabao Cup confusion clarified and why naming matters • Pochettino’s USMNT reset: no guaranteed elevens • the Luna moment as a mentality shift toward grit • 3-4-3 to back five: roles, edge, and accountability • 2026 World Cup group picks and upset alerts • why the USA must win its group for bracket math • Knicks window now: finals-or-bust case • targeted wing/big trade ideas and rotation tweaks • the Giants’ spiral, draft strategy, and two-year fix Follow us : @60plusthepodcat

    56 Min.

  6. 8. JAN.

    Even Therapists Have Therapists | Episode 9 | 60plusthepodcast

    We dig into why a therapist chose this field, what the work really looks like behind the title, and how healing actually happens over time. We push past clichés to talk burnout, money myths, stigma, and small steps that make a real difference. • choosing psychology as a calling from early life • the gap between degrees, licensure, and pay • burnout in inpatient settings and recovery • private practice flexibility vs public pace • podcasting as a safe, human outlet • common myths about therapists and money • unresolved trauma, triggers, and the body • coping options beyond therapy, from yoga to exercise • stigma in Black and Brown communities and representation • signs you are healing and measuring progress • tech, attention, and digital detox basics • shows and books about therapy and how real they feel If you are listening via audio, please give us a five stars if you think that we are doing a good job. Even if you don't, it's either five stars or it's one star. Don't give us no two. We don't want no three. Because that's bull. If you're listening on YouTube, subscribe, please. Like, and comment. Let us know what you're thinking

    1 Std. 26 Min.

  7. 1. JAN.

    Best Rap Albums Of 2025 | Episode 8 Part 2

    We crown 2025 the strongest rap year of the decade, walking through personal top ten picks, why Chance’s Star Line lands at number one, and how Clipse, JID, and Mick Jenkins raised the bar. We end with bold 2026 predictions for Cole, Drake, and New York’s next sound. • why 2025 becomes the decade’s benchmark for rap • early-year honorable mentions that set the table • Big K.R.I.T.’s joyful car concept at ten • Skyzoo’s pen game and patience at nine • Nas and Premier’s elite bars despite beat debates • Westside Gunn’s focused raps and curation leap • Gibbs and Alchemist’s chemistry on Alfredo 2 • Wale’s tight songcraft and R&B synergy • Mick Jenkins’ concise, dense writing masterclass • JID’s complete-game breakthrough and intent • Clipse’s standard-setting return and sequencing • Chance’s Star Line blending faith, critique, melody • 2026 hopes for Cole, Drake, and Kendrick cadence • New York’s sound search beyond drill and nostalgia • brief sports check: Champions League and Premier League If you have a top five or top ten, just let us know. Let us know.

    47 Min.

  8. 24.12.2025

    Jake Paul Slept & Knicks Still Pickpocket You | Episode 7

    Three worlds collide: fantasy football lessons, the real cost of being a fan, and why AEW’s ring work beats empty spectacle. We unpack Joshua vs Jake Paul, the soul leak in New York sports, and close with a Then And Now on Nas from Light Years to Illmatic. • first‑time fantasy stories and keeper‑league strategy • injury swings and why daily formats burn people out • World Cup and Knicks pricing freezing out local fans • corporate crowds vs real atmosphere in New York stadiums • Joshua’s KO of Jake Paul and why you can’t play boxing • women’s boxing bright spots and quality control on cards • AEW as “live anime” and the craft behind the bumps • blades, chops, sells, and how refs protect matches • AEW vs WWE: storytelling, bloodline fatigue, and new stars • territories, open‑door collaborations, and hip‑hop’s bridge • NXT history, contracts, non‑competes, and call‑ups • Cody’s move, building babyfaces, and crowd honesty • Then And Now: Nas and Premier on Light Years vs Illmatic Please like, subscribe, comment. If you don’t like something we’re doing, tell us so we can tell you thank you for telling us you don’t like something we’re doing.

    1 Std. 37 Min.
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A podcast where we dive into conversations that remind us of who we are as human beings This isn't about what the guests do as a job, career, ability or skill set. its about what MAKES THEM HUMAN

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