
82 episodes

Celebrating Differences Ani Colt and Preston "Ty" Tyree
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We started out as "Growing Old(er)! but found ourselves "Celebrating Differences" so we have changed our name. We are also doing three special series, one called "Good Grief", one on the book "Self Love as Spiritual Practice", and one called "On Politics!." about local politics in Austin, TX. 85% of our listeners are over 45 and 43% are over 60. Here is a link to our website if you want to know more about us. https://tinyurl.com/jr6wvms2
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77 | A Millennial's Take on Business Management | Sara John
Episode 77 | If this is a typical Millennial then there is hope for our society and the planet.
Sara John recently had a skiing crash and broke an ankle and twisted the other knee. That means she came to Austin from her home in Seattle to recuperate at her parent's single story home. Luckily for us she agreed to be interviewed.
Sara spent 9 years at Amazon but has now moved to a start up (Parachute Health) that is working to streamline the process of getting the Durable Medical Equipment to a patient.
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76 | Singing for my Summer | Josh Klaus
Episode 76: Singing for my Summer with Josh Klaus:
We are getting close to finishing the third year of our podcast and enjoyed talking with one of our neighbors about his work in the music world and his newest venture: ATX Songwriters Collective.
They will be meeting monthly to showcase local singer/songwriters and their music. The venue is the Barrel O' Fun in the local Alamo Drafthouse theater. For the first couple of shows they will keep them free but encourage people to support the Barrel O' Fun through the purchase of food or a beverage.
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75 Mitch Solomon | People Just Want to be Heard
Episode 75: Mitch Solomon spent most of his career as an attorney and municipal judge helping people. Our interview with him was an inspiration about how people who are different can work together to make a difference in our community.
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On Politics 08 | City Council District 9 | Kym Olson
Episode 74: Kym Olson
Kym Olson is running for the City Council in District 9 and graciously agreed to come sit down in our "Studio" and chat about her self and her agenda. It was fun getting to know her and hear about her concerns and plans. If you live in Austin District 9 and are planning on voting in November you should probably watch this.
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Poems Spoken 01 | Birdman313
Episode 73: Poems Spoken with Birdman313 out of Houston Texas.
Had a great time with Birdman313 tonight. We got to know him a little bit and then we had the great pleasure of hearing him read some of his poetry. He has a YouTube site with upwards of 300 poems and videos so it's worth taking a look at it.
https://www.youtube.com/c/AuthorPoetBirdman31355/videos
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On Politics 07 | City Council District 9 | Linda Guerrero
Episode 72: Linda Guerrero has been a teacher and volunteer in many boards and commissions. She just wants to be involved and helping. She is now running for City Council in District 9 and talked with Ani Colt and Ty Tyree about her experience and qualifications. This is worth listening too.
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