Guys Our Age

In this our 17th episode, and thankfully after only 2 short months, I treat Jimmy to a walk down Broadway and a discussion on Operation Mincemeat (which you should go see BTW). The loss of Catherine O'Hara prompted a tribute discussion invariably leading to us revisiting the immortal John Candy. How we wander from Olympics history and events to a discussion on the the Moon is definitely worth your time, so Thank You for your interest and attention! Happy Listening!

In our 16th episode, I walk Jimmy through a discussion on the missing Gospels of the New Testament and some of the latest archaeology of Christ. Heaven help us! Nerd Alert! Our drum machine discussion will bend your inner geek but the security and travel tips at the end you may find handy! Thanks for listening!

In this, our long awaited 15th Episode, Jimmy and I return from a long hiatus to delve into some upcoming "life milestones". Join us as we take a peek at 60 (which is just around the corner) and stumble through how to navigate the journey. As usual, we wander off into music and discuss some potential song choices for the band!

In this our 14th Episode, we bring Sammy back with some updated equipment, looks like he's in it for the long haul folks. :-) With no main topic thread in sight, conversations ramble from bad jokes, to outer space, to suggested mail order online wine purveyors. Leave it to Jimmy to find us a conversation starter ... you won't want to skip this one!

Welcome to Episode 13, Part 2 of our Sammy sessions. In this episode, we jump into a discussion of all the great drummers that we've lost these past few years. Many influential percussionists who've left an indelible mark on rock & roll. From there, Jimmy quizzes me on "where do you wish to reside one day?" that sets up an entertaining discussion of travel destinations across the globe ... :-)

After quite a long hiatus in this our 12th episode, we welcome Sammy as our 1st guest to the Podcast and kick things off by paying our respects to the recently passed Olivia Newton John. On the heels of that, we dive right into a discussion of the iconic wall posters of our youth and ask "Who had What hanging on THEIR bedroom walls as a teen?", funny stuff indeed. Last but not least we couldn't ignore the Depp-Heard trail fiasco without offering up our own opinions (like the rest of the world) ... enjoy!

Welcome to Season 2!  In our 11th overall episode, and 1st of Season 2, I throw Jim a curve-ball and elicit his thoughts on the Spotify, Joe Rogan, Neil Young mess (just to see where that might take us).  Then, in honor of Super Bowl week, we transition into a rousing conversation on football vs. baseball, how drones have actually turned golf into a compelling live sporting event, and a brief discussion on Snoop and the Super Bowl halftime show.  You won't want to miss this one ...

In this our 10th episode and first of 2022, Jim & I research & discuss the $10B mega-project that is the James Webb Telescope.  As kids of the "space race", many of the major space discoveries & milestones have occurred during our lifetimes, and Jim & I have been fortunate enough to watch them as they've unfolded.  Join us as we discuss a few interesting factoids about Webb and its potential impact on the future of astronomy, science, & humanity (with a few laughs along the way of course). Where is Webb?

In this, the 2nd of a multi-part episode, Jim & I revisit classic albums & music released in the year 1971.  It's been 50 years since this music debuted and a large portion of these tracks remain a staple of classic rock radio.  They've influenced countless musicians & artists and remain relevant to this day.  Here is Part 2 of our reflections on the music of 1971.

In this, the 1st of a multi-part episode, Jim & I revisit classic albums & music released in the year 1971.  It's been 50 years since this music debuted and a large portion of these tracks remain a staple of classic rock radio.  They've influenced countless musicians & artists and remain relevant to this day.  Here is Part 1 of our reflection on the music of 1971.