www.retirementtalk.org Contact:  del@retirementtalk.org RSS Button Archives Retirement Talk
                                                                    "What to do with the rest of my life?"
      
  Host:
  Del Lowery
 
 
 
Biography

   
                 

 
  RETIREMENT TALK
  for Boomers, Seniors, and  Retirees
         
Home

Archives

Dick Smith's Page

Jackie Spinks' Page

                 
                                                                                                                                                                                                     
Latest Episode: Episode 139 John's Departure
Links to the past continue to be broken as we age. We learn to value what we have. Retirement has it's challenges and dealing with the death of a friend is one. Dick Smith shares his thoughts concerning his friend John.


Featured from the Archives:  080 - Aging - and Music
From birth to death, music is a part of life. The love of one type of music seems to be every changing. Is there yet another door into the world of music? Perhaps retirement offers us another, yet unexpected, opportunity to expand our appreciation. Text

Road Trip USA Series
Many retired folks dream of taking an extended road trip across America. Follow us as we plan our trip, take the trip, and actually ride the road for over ten weeks. It's a long series, but then again, it was a long trip.
  Dick Smith
019 Work and Play
Dick Smith finds that retirement allows time for reviewing and perfecting work skills that have been gained over a lifetime. It is also a time to play at activities that one has always dreamed. 
 
  Jackie Spinks
028 - Sex and the Elderly
A frank statement of sex and the elderly is shared with us by a 79 year old woman. Be prepared for honesty and openness concerning this life time concern.

"Retirement Talk is an audio podcast (written script a click away) intended to help people who are retired, or considering retirement, to
examine their own lives. We will consider retirement in all its facets - not just
financial. We want to examine our own lives and those of 
others, who seem to have looked closely,
made choices, and are pretty happy with the consequences. We want to encourage thought
and action."

Del Lowery