Been There Done That tells real life stories of the Baby Boom Generation.
Hosted by Jo Ann Allen.
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Been There Done That tells real life stories of the Baby Boom Generation.
Hosted by Jo Ann Allen.
Copyright: © 2019
Anti-Asian American hate is nothing new. The difference today is we see it with our own eyes; the unbelievably horrific attacks against innocent people.
Greg and Rachel have dealt with forms of hate and prejudice all their lives.
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In the summer of 1967, Martha and her sister Molly got a job in a Boston bar that, unbeknownst to them, was owned by mobsters. They became entangled in a dispute with the owners that landed them before a judge.
See photos of the sisters at beentheredonethatpodcast.com
What is it like to survive a small plane crash? John knows all too well. He describes the moments leading up to, during and after a recent accident in his Piper Cherokee 160.
You can see photos of the plane before & after the crash, as well as John serving as the Crew Chief of an Army Medevac Unit in Vietnam at beentheredonethatpodcast.com.
This re-podcast of AARP's Take on Today is from a recent Q&A tele-town hall that Jo Ann took part in about building community during the pandemic. The event highlights the virtual resources available to help older people heal and make friends.
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Coming soon: Season 2 Ep 5 about a pilot with a "seat of his pants" tale.
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When Death, Sex & Money opened up the phones to talk with listeners over 60 about life today, we heard from people across the country about big changes and small ones. Here are some highlights from the special that Jo Ann co-hosted with DSM's Anna Sale.
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Alix is a retired, decorated cop who makes the case for defunding the police.
The link to a story about Jo Ann's close encounter with a sheriff's deputy in 2016, including photos together, is at beentheredonethatpodcast.com.
Jo Ann talks about podcasting later in life on AARP's Tele Town Hall on Thursday, Jan 28 at 7PM ET.
She also takes part in the rescheduled national call-in about aging on Wednesday, Feb 3 at 8PM ET on NPR stations. You can stream it live on Death, Sex & Money's Facebook page.
Our country is rapidly aging. People over 65 may nearly double over the next 40 years. We're also working later, living alone more often and facing greater financial hardship. Plus, the pandemic: 80% of COVID-related deaths in the U.S. have been people over 65.
In this bonus episode, I host the podcast Death, Sex & Money to break down some of the silence around aging by speaking with listeners about what it's like to get older.
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This year is coming to an end, at last. Jo Ann and 3 friends say goodbye to one of the most painful years of all-time and look forward to 2021.
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Also, my special project about aging for Death, Sex & Money from WNYC Studios drops January 6. Check out my earlier conversation with host Anna Sale at deathsexmoney.org/aging.
Civil rights attorney Mia Yamamoto is a trans rights activist who transitioned late in life. She remembers decades of struggle in the wrong body that led her to the decision to make a change. beentheredonethatpodcast.com
Also, my special project about aging for Death, Sex & Money from WNYC Studios drops next month. Listen to host Anna Sale interview me at deathsexmoney.org/aging.