An interview podcast with seniors about love, life, and joint pain - hosted by Ben Oddo. New episodes every other Thursday.
“Me and All My Friends” is an interview podcast that shares the stories of older folks in a way that is entertaining and restorative. It is a show for anyone who wants to connect with octogenarians and septuagenarians (but not sexagenarians - too young). Unlike most shows about aging or geriatric matters, our project will transcend generations while treating our subjects with the vibrancy, humor, and dignity they deserve.
Hosted by Ben Oddo and produced in partnership with Blakeford Senior Life in Nashville, each episode will try to answer the fundamental question: how old do you feel when you look in the mirror, and can we get that person to come on out?
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Credits
Thank you to Julie Dowd and Brian Barnes at Blakeford Senior Life
Music by John McHugh and ProleteR ("April Showers" from Free Music Archive)
Photography by Warner Tidwell
Logo by Hanna Luck
Hello, I'm Ben Oddo. You know, I've always had a soft spot for older folks. Not just for their wisdom or their bluntness, but because when we get to talking, there is always a moment where I can tell that inside that wizened body is a young person just like me, and in another life, we would've been friends.
“Me and All My Friends" is an interview podcast that shares the stories of older folks in a way that is entertaining and restorative. It's a show for anyone who wants to connect with septuagenarians, octogenarians, or nov, nona-- ah, ninety year olds. Unlike most shows about aging or geriatric matters, our project will transcend generations while treating our subjects with the vibrancy, humor, and dignity they deserve.
We're gonna talk about love.
We're gonna talk about life.
And occasionally, we're gonna be interrupted.
So join us every other week as we release both long and short episodes on meandallmyfriendspod.com, or wherever you get podcasts. Also make sure to follow us on social media @meandallmyfriends for some great photos of our guests. Thank you for listening, now I must go.