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The Cool Grandpa PodcastThe Evolving Role of Grandfathers In this engaging episode of The Cool Grandpa Podcast, I sit down with writer and grandfather Don Akchin for a thoughtful discussion on modern grandfathering. We explore the evolving role of grandfathers, the joys and challenges of connecting with grandchildren, and how today's granddads are breaking past generational stereotypes. Don shares personal stories about his grandchildren, his love for writing, and the importance of staying active and engaged post-retirement. Key Topics Discussed: Don's initial reaction to becoming a grandfather The joys of having grandchildren nearby and developing special bonds Creating...2025-03-2141 min
The EndGameWhy Not To RetireGary Allen Foster, an executive recruiter and career transitions coach, thinks traditional retirement is a bad idea. At 80, he considers himself semi-retired, working as much as he wants and keeping his mind sharp and his body fit. In this interview he discusses his thoughts on a variety of topics related to the last stage of life:* His discovery that high achievers never stop creating.* How retirement resembles an iceberg - most of its shape invisible until you’re upon it.* Why the traditional 20-40-20 pattern of education, career, and retirement is being re...2023-11-0131 min
The EndGameTime Out of MindJust a few thoughts about the fight against distraction and life as a limited-time offer. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2023-10-1806 min
The EndGameWhere Aging Intersects with RaceRaymond Jetson, a church pastor, Harvard fellow, and former state legislator, founded Aging While Black to explore the unique experience of Black Americans, particularly how social, political and economic inequalities have a bearing on aging. As the driving force behind Metromorphosis, a social change nonprofit, he has developed an approach built on engaging and convening community stakeholders, looking for ways to correct systemic issues, and changing the narrative around inner-city communities.Among the points discussed in this interview:* Why family caregiving is a valuable tradition, but also a burden, for Black families.* The...2023-10-0432 min
The EndGameIt's Not You, It's the Designer's FaultFrom her background in social work, Marie Gress understands older adults and how they interact with technology. In her current work advising mission-driven organizations on their communications, project management, strategic planning, and leadership, she finds that older adults would have fewer problems with technology if the devices were designed with them in mind in the first place. In this interview, Marie makes a number of observations:* Many devices (including smartphones) comes with features you can customize to improve readability and ease of use.* Many older adults still fear pressing the wrong button and losing all...2023-09-2021 min
The EndGameBattling Ageism in Our CultureIt’s summer’s end, and we are marking the occasion in all the traditional ways: grilling a burger, slicing a watermelon, and broadcasting a summer rerun. This is an oldie but a goodie.Ashton Applewhite is among the foremost activists calling attention to ageism in our culture and its harmful effects on old (and young) people. She is the author of This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism. She is also a primary resource for the movement as co-creator of Old School Anti-Ageism Clearinghouse. In this interview, which was first broadcast August 28, 2021, she talks about how wher...2023-09-0632 min
The EndGameAgeism Can Kill You Three WaysAs the Chief Gerontology Officer at the American Society on Aging, Leanne Clark-Shirley is a passionate advocate for fighting ageism, wherever it appears (even if it shows up in our own thoughts). In this interview, she talks about three main area where ageism harms older adults: Healthcare, climate change, and public policy.Among her observations:* The medical community sees old age only as a time of decline, when patients need help. It ignores the ways we are stronger and better.* In one year, $63 billion of Medicare spending is directly attributable to ageism.2023-08-2322 min
The EndGameAn Entrepreneur's "Retirement"What would you expect a serial entrepreneur to do in retirement? Stop? No way! Carl Landau, a successful creator of niche magazines and an events planning company, had no intention to stop playing with new business ideas in his “unretirement,” so he created a podcast, “I Used to be Somebody,” started a newsletter for Baby Boomers, and wrote a best-seller about pickleball. He has a few more ideas on the back burner. He also has his own bobblehead figure. In this interview, you’ll discover:* How he learned to prioritize his hobby and fit his business around it....2023-08-0921 min
The EndGameThe Violence of AgeismThe groundbreaking works of Margaret Gullette have informed and inspired many present-day thinkers and activists fighting against ageism in American culture. In the second part of this interview, Gullette talks about:* What makes ageism a “violent” force in people’s lives* The connection between ageism and corporate profits* What it means to be a public intellectual - and why we need more of them* Why it is critical for older adults to share their stories.Gullette is resident scholar at the Women’s Studies Research Center at Brandeis University. Her publ...2023-07-2626 min
The EndGameThe American EldercideMargaret Morganroth Gullette is resident scholar at the Women’s Studies Research Center at Brandeis University. She is the author of several groundbreaking books on ageism in America, including by Culture and Ending Ageism, or How Not to Shoot Old People. Her newest book, to be published next year, is American Eldercide.In this interview, the first of two episodes, she tells the tragic story of unnecessary deaths in nursing homes during the COVID pandemic of 2020 and 2021. Among her observations:* How the epidemic killed 0.3% of all Americans but nearly 8% of nursing home residents.* Wh...2023-07-1221 min
The EndGameAn Update on Aging with Joy and PurposeInstead of a guest interview, this podcast is a brief “Donologue” to bring loyal listeners up to speed on the latest in The EndGame newsletter and podcast. Among them: a redesign and a forthcoming book. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2023-06-2807 min
The EndGameAt 71, He's Not Too Old to Be MayorMy classmate Tom Arceneaux sacrificed a promising career as a retired elder to throw his energies into a campaign for mayor of his hometown. Now he’s Mayor, with all that job entails. In this interview, he discusses whether age has anything to do with fitness for office, what a typical day as mayor is like, and why he felt compelled to leap back into the fray at the end of a successful legal career. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bo...2023-06-1421 min
The EndGameGood News About DementiaIn their new book Dementia Prevention: Using Your Head to Save Your Brain, Emily and Mitchell Clionsky explain that we can control much of the risk of contracting dementia. Emily, a physician, and Mitchell, a neuropsychologist, offer important insights in this informative interview about things we can do to prevent dementia. Among the topics covered:* How to distinguish between normal aging and serious mental impairment.* Why eating the right foods is not the most effective prevention tool.* Half the people correctly diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment can actually get better - or at...2023-05-1727 min
The EndGameWhere Elder Means RespectedMichele Maggiora, an artist, poet, feminist, mystic, and lifelong adventurer has lived among indigenous peoples and learned first-hand how elders are honored and revered in their cultures. In particular, she shares the true story of an event celebrating her entering her “ultima epocha,” or final stage of life. She shares her perspectives on what learning from other cultures could mean in the way Americans treat older adults. The interview also includes:* Observations about Okinawa, an island noted for its many centenarians, and what makes that longevity possible.* The importance of having a purpose late in life...2023-05-0328 min
The EndGameMindfulness and the Older MindBerit Lewis has come to understand mindfulness on both an intellectual and an emotional level. In her new book, Ageing Upwards, the Danish author explains how she came to study mindfulness and what she believes it can do for everyone - and especially for older adults. In this interview, she discusses:* How she learned that she and her thoughts were not the same.* The difference between the true practice and “McMindfulness.”* How mindfulness helps older adults accept the changes that come with age.* Why we must change the narrative that...2023-04-1922 min
The EndGameSuccess! Now what?In her book Climbing Down the Ladder, Laura Black describes coming face to face with The Void - the great unknown once she had walked away from her company. Laura shares in this interview about:* The nearly simultaneous shocks of experiencing “retirement,” the empty nest, and the declining health of her parents.* “Who am I without a business card?”* A near-death experience that opened her to a different perspective.* The freedom of having nothing left to prove.You can learn more about Laura Black and her book on her w...2023-04-0519 min
The EndGameThe Trailblazing GenerationJennifer Rovet, owner of Retire Ready Canada, is among the youngest retirement coaches on the scene, and she thinks that her positive energy, excitement, and creative approaches to retirement are a definite asset. In this interview she discusses things that make the retirement transition difficult for some, the difference between coaching and therapy, and the value of planning ahead.You can read more about her coaching practice at https://readyretirecanada.com.(And if you listen closely, toward the end of the interview you will hear Jennifer’s talented cat practicing his putting on the hardwood fl...2023-03-2218 min
The EndGameWrite a New Script for Your LifeAuthor, speaker, podcaster, and entrepreneur Isabel Alexander knows how difficult it can be to leave a familiar career for the unknown. As CEO of The Encore Catalyst, she draws on her own experience of building and then leaving a successful business to train others who are making a mid-life or late-life transition. In this interview, she shares a number of ideas, including:* The number one obstacle that keeps people from reaching their dreams.* How unprepared most people are for the life after working.* The surprises that nobody plans for (or can plan for).2023-03-0823 min
The EndGameWhat If This Is Your Turn?Paul Long has created New Way Forward to spread his ideas about how older adults can approach the new realities of longer lifespans and changing demographics. In this interview, Paul talks about his lifelong desire to be a storyteller and how that caused him to make a major career pivot. We also discuss:* Why retirement is not for everyone.* The power of intention to bring about the changes we desire.* How to channel intention or, if you prefer, to create new neural pathways.* The scientifically proven, No. 1 factor in whether older...2023-02-2234 min
The EndGameReinventing YourselfKaren Midyet, a clinical psychologist, reinvented herself in her 50s (after a three-year “retirement”) as a retirement coach and specialist on older adults. With more than 45 year of experience as a counselor and coach, she shares some of her wisdom about a number of topics, including:* What makes the transition to retirement so difficult* How to incorporate structure in your life, while remaining firmly in charge* How older adults can reinvent or repurpose themselves to live the life they want* Why it’s okay to make mistakes or false starts when no one...2023-02-0827 min
The EndGameYes, Retirement Will Rock the BoatKaren Carr has been coaching adults since 2001 to help them get better clarity about their lives and the possibilities open to them. In this interview she explains why retirement often forces change in marriage, in friendships, and other aspects of life. Among her observations:* In a way, we have to unlearn everything we’ve learned about living.* As Victor Frankl observed, our greatest fear is of the unknown.* Transitions are difficult.* The freedom of infinite free time can be overwhelming.* Friends don’t want you to change. It’s more c...2023-01-2522 min
The EndGameHow Not To Be InvisiblePaula Marie Usrey, a former professor of speech communications and professional retirement coach, is the author of Refusing to be Invisible: Life Planning Empowerment Strategies for Women 50+. In this interview, she discusses:* How it feels to be “erased” - to be treated not as yourself but as an “old person”* How women 50+ can communicate strength, verbally and nonverbally* Why ageism and sexism seem to be so firmly imbedded in American culture* The importance of having a clear purpose* Why you can anticipate joyful, positive experiences ahead as an older woman.2023-01-1020 min
The EndGameAsk A Coach: Biggest Retirement IssuesJoanne Waldman, who coaches not only retirees but other retirement coaches, talks about what it takes to make a successful transition from work to retirement. In this interview she discusses:* The value of being creative with change.* Why going from working to not-working is not automatic.* Why it’s hard work to shed your work identity and find your “authentic self.”* The value of planning ahead - while in your 50s, if you can.* Why the new focus is not on retirement but on longevity.To read more a...2022-12-2123 min
The EndGame"There Will Never Be Enough Caregivers"Dr. Dana Burr Bradley is Dean of UMBC’s Erickson School of Aging Studies, one of only three such schools in the U.S. From her position interacting with aging adults, students of gerontology, and corporate care providers, she offers her thoughts on the current and future states of aging care, including:* Why there will never be enough caregivers to meet the need for services.* Industry’s new focus on “middle market” consumers of elder care.* Why caregivers need to center their focus (and business model) on the individual patient.* When is it ok...2022-12-0726 min
The EndGameHow To Live A Long, Joyful LifeHow can you live a happy, healthy, high-energy life? In this interview, Kit Cassingham (with additional input from her cat Mash) shares her philosophy and discusses:* Her formula for longevity.* Finding your “Why,” as opposed to values others instilled in you.* How much of health is genetic and how much is under our control.* Learning to alter your mindset.* The secret to stretching your comfort zone to become more resilient.You can learn more about Kit’s workshops and other offerings at her website, liveinfocusedenergy.com. 2022-11-2323 min
The EndGameThe Wildest Encore Career EverStella Fosse is the pen name for a writer who has carved out an encore career as a writer of erotic fiction for women of a certain age. In this interview, she explains:* How she went from biotechnology to writing erotic romance.* When a romance is not a romance.* How the publishing industry defines the subgenre of “seasoned romance.”* What’s the minimum age to be considered a seasoned vampire.Come on in and join the fun!ALSO - Don't forget to register for our free online sessio...2022-11-0921 min
The EndGameChange the Narrative about AgeismJanine Vanderberg leads Changing the Narrative, a Colorado-based public interest campaign working to change how people think, talk, and act about aging and ageism. In this interview, Janine discusses:* How ageism hurts the economic security of adult in their 50s, 60s, and beyond* How ageism has a harmful effect on the healthcare and lifespans of older adults* How sometimes the greatest harm comes from ageism we internalize and use against ourselves.* The business case for intergenerational teams that include older workers* What we can do to talk back constructively...2022-10-2626 min
The EndGameIs There Life After Motherhood?Babs Plunkett coaches women who experience an identity crisis when the empty nest robs them of the role they feel is most important: Mother. In this interview, Babs talks about how women can make the transition to a happy life after the mother role ends, and similarly how to make the transition from working to retirement. Babs, a life coach and retirement coach, is the author of Choose Joy: Three Keys to Investing Your Time in Retirement. She hosts a free Facebook community, the Empty Nesters’ Joyful Purpose Club, and teaches a course for women on rediscovering pu...2022-10-1221 min
The EndGameCare for the CaregiversBetsy Wurzel, a nurse by training, became a personal caregiver to two family members afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease. Inspired by her experiences, she offers support to caregivers. In this interview she talks about:* The impact of caregiving on caregivers, physically, emotionally, mentally* Life after caregiving (yes, it does exist)* The necessity of self-care for the caregiver* Dealing with guilt, PTSD, and other impacts* Asking for help.You can learn more about Betsy Wurzel’s Facebook support group at #kickAlzheimersassmovement or by checking out her podcast, Chatting with...2022-09-1419 min
The EndGameRetirement for the Hippie-at-HeartMargaret Nash is a life-long seeker, a self-described hippie at heart, and the author of 7 books, among them Rebellious Aging and The Retirement Rebel. An Alabama native and a long-time resident of England, she is a “semi-retired” life coach based in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. In this interview, Margaret discusses:* The peculiar difficulties our generation faces in transitioning to retirement.* Why retirement involves some grieving for the life we leave behind.* The major pitfalls of retirement: changes (often several at once), choices (too many), clutter (too much) and challenge (lack of it).2022-08-3121 min
The EndGameNever Too Late to BloomAfter being advised that a full-time career in art was folly, Michelle Spiziri pursued work in sales and started a successful home-services company. But eventually she could not resist the siren call of art, closing her company to devote herself fully to painting and other creative outlets. In this interview, Michelle discusses:* Whether a late-blooming career has disadvantages* What are the financial rewards of an art career* Is making art fun or an obsession?You can see examples of Michelle’s creative work on her website, MichelleSpiziri.com. 2022-08-1721 min
The EndGameThe Courage To BeThis episode contains an interview with Sharon Rolph, the “Queen of Courage” and author of the book Fresh Courage in Retirement: Finding Purpose, Essence & Fulfillment. Sharon talks about finding your essence and your purpose, as well as how to find the courage to live your best life in retirement.You can learn more about Sharon and her work at her website, SharonRolph.com. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2022-08-0327 min
The EndGameDemystifying MedicareMedicare is complicated, as Medicare coach Nancy Schwartz explains, because it is a mix of public and private players. In this interview, Nancy unravels some of the complexity and explains:* The difference between supplement insurance policies and Medicare Advantage plans.* Why you often pay extra for being loyal to one insurer.* Why you absolutely must get coverage for medications.* How to make a decision about what plan works best for you.Whether you’re on Medicare or just trying to understand it, this interview has lot of valuable information....2022-07-2032 min
The EndGameDealing with Dementia in a Loved OneWhen a loved one develops dementia, everything changes. Dr. Susan Wilson Krechel describes her long and difficult journey trying to care for her husband and afford him the best possible quality of life as his mind “aged in reverse.” Her story takes them through a succession of hospitals, rehab facilities, and nursing homes with radically different approaches and widely varying costs. Along the way, she also describes moments of joy and surprise, and she offers nuggets of advice for caregivers.Dr. Krechel is the author of How to Navigate the Minefield that is Dementia with Your Loved One...2022-06-0834 min
The EndGameTwo Wild and Crazy IdeasA former advertising executive, Matt Thornhill has turned his background in market research into two new ideas:* Openly Gray, an awareness campaign aimed at encouraging older adults to be more positive about their own aging, and * Cozy Homes, intentional communities of middle-income adults.Have a listen and prepare to be inspired! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2022-05-2530 min
The EndGameHave You Experienced the Fear of Missing Out (FOMO)?Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) seems to be widespread in our culture, aided and abetted by social media. In a wide-ranging discussion, the Council of Elders explores how to best define FOMO. Along the way, the Council also weighs in on:* FOBO (Fear of a Better Option)* Enneagrams (kindergarten level)* Priya Parker, Richard Rohr, and Martin Buber, together for the first time* Curiosity and exploration* Anomie* The 1964 World’s FairEnjoy this stimulating 39-minute romp through philosophy, popular culture, and topics that defy categorization!...2022-05-1139 min
The EndGameBecome a Better Grandparent - Even at a DistanceKerry Byrne stepped away from academic research to solve a real-world problem: how to form close bonds with grandchildren from far away. Based on research and her own experience as a mother in Dubai, she created The Long-Distance Grandparent.Whether your grandchildren are halfway around the world or up the street, Kerry gives great insights into: * Why grandparents really should “sweat the small stuff.”* The importance of maintaining a “cheat sheet.”* Finding your own grandparenting style.* How to have good play over video.* The ultimate secret weapon: snail ma...2022-04-2724 min
The EndGameYour Last Address Before the HereafterIn this interview, Jerry Doctrow, a respected analyst of the senior living industry, offers his take on such weighty topics as:* What is the industry doing about the fact that Baby Boomers don’t like any of the choices before them?* What are the options for those with means - and for those at middle-income or below?* Will we have alternatives that allow us to age in our homes?* Should we invest in co-housing communities? senior communities like Latitude Margaritaville? Villages in our neighborhoods?Join us for an information-packed 24 mi...2022-04-1324 min
The EndGameWhen Retirement Strains RelationshipsMiriam Goodman, an accomplished journalist, award-winning radio and television producer, and author of Too Much Togetherness: Surviving Retirement as a Couple, tackles such topics as:* Do retired men turn into their fathers?* Why retirement is a feminist issue* The G-men: Ghost, Glommer, Grumbler, Gypsy, General* Why women should not feel guilty about having free timeAnd, as a special bonus, she also talks about her Village in San Francisco and how it works to help elders age in place successfully. This is a public...2022-03-3024 min
The EndGameLife in the Slow LaneIn a wide-ranging philosophical discussion, the “Council of Elders” explores the emerging trend of slow-living and incorporates ideas about:* Blue Zones, where a majority of people live happier, healthier, and longer.* The liberating qualities of saying no to events and people.* Structured and unstructured time.* Covid-19 realizations about what is really necessary and important.* Work time, play time, and work and play at the same time.* Living in mindfulness. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with othe...2022-03-1643 min
The EndGameDestroying the Ageist MythsJeanette Leardi (www.jeanetteleardi.com) is an active and effective crusader against ageist assumptions. In this interview, she provides information on a variety of topics, including:* Why elders are not all alike - and less alike than most age groups.* Why we have a right to be angry when treated to “elderspeak.”* What old brains can do better than young brains.* How to recognize ageist language and ageist beliefs.* How expressive writing provides proven health benefits - at any age.* The benefits of intergenerational experiences, for both the...2022-02-2337 min
The EndGameCould You/Would You/Should You Live To Be 120?Scientists seem to be on the verge of correcting the internal processes of aging and extending human lifespans to 120 to 150 years. What would be the ramifications of extended lives on ourselves, our family relationships, on the world? The Council of Elders bravely goes where few have dared to explore these questions with speculation, insight and humor. Subscribers: Don’t forget our first online meetupGeezers in CyberspaceThur., Jan. 27, 8pm EasternJust click on this link to enter the meeting:https://us04web.zoom.us/j/72936275450?pwd=Zx...2022-01-2646 min
The EndGameFacing Down Your Inner MafiaThis podcast features two great presentations:* Writer Amy L. Bernstein offers some hard-earned advice about making the transition from employment to what some call “retirement.”* Don interviews personal coach Ana Tampanna, who advises women “who are up to something,” on why women are alligator wrestlers, how to manage the Inner Mafia inside your head, and how to change your life story - at any age. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2022-01-1240 min
The EndGameNew and Improved: Is Keeping Up with News Hazardous to Your Health?[Due to a stupid technical error, the first version of this podcast accidentally “cancelled” a member of the Council. This version restores all the participants in the conversation. My apologies for the inconvenience.]Among the meaty topics batted around by our Fearsome Foursome are:· Can we be well informed citizens without raising our blood pressure?· Is politics only personalities? Where’s the beef?· What media can you trust?· Will we all turn into our mothers as we age and limit our movie consumption to romcoms and Hallmark Specials?2021-12-1840 min
The EndGameIs Keeping Up with News Hazardous to Your Health?Among the meaty topics batted around by our Fearsome Foursome are:* Can we be well informed citizens without raising our blood pressure?* Is politics only personalities? Where’s the beef?* What media can you trust?* Will we all turn into our mothers as we age and limit our movie consumption to romcoms and Hallmark Specials?Tune in for all this and more! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.co2021-12-1840 min
The EndGameWhat's Ageism Got To Do With It?A panel of four “sages” explores how the media see seniors in a wide-ranging discussion that also touches on bathroom humor, what it feels like to be revered, the benefits of multi-generational living and how to have healthier lymph nodes. Good stuff! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-11-2745 min
The EndGameThe Women That Fashion ForgotOur featured guest, Stephanie O’Dell, created an agency whose models are exclusively age 50 or older. Steadily she’s making fashion marketers think differently about older women.Plus: an essay about surprising sources of prophecy by writer Susie Kaufman. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-11-0633 min
The EndGameSay It With Stories This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-10-2334 min
The EndGameStupid Things I Won't Do When I Get Old This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-10-0929 min
The EndGameLife as Tapas This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-09-2925 min
The EndGameAHDH: The Stealth Disorder This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-09-1351 min
The EndGameADHD: The Stealth Disorder This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-09-1151 min
The EndGameWhat Doesn't Kill You Is Just Inconvenient This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-08-2826 min
The EndGameThe Battle Against Ageism This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theendgame.substack.com2021-08-2840 min
Campfires and Color WarsEp. #48: Camp Movie Night - Indian SummerIt's time for another Camp Movie Night, as Micah is joined by Jare Akchin and Kari O'Hara to break down the movie "Indian Summer". Does it hold up after all these years? Do the camp references stick? Can anyone figure out what people actually wear at camp? Don't waste a minute, take a listen and find out!2018-05-1059 minCampfires and Color WarsEp. #37: Like the Time We Gave Thanks For Camp (w/Jare Akchin and Daniel Kaufman)Camp Newman is home to so many fond memories for people who went there, which makes it all the more devastating that it was burned to the ground after the wildfires in California this year. Daniel Kaufman and Jare Akchin join to talk about what made Newman so great and how the community is rebuilding the camp, plus we talk about what we're thankful for from camp, embarrassing first kisses, plus an unexpected tale of an unrequited display of affection. Don't waste a minute, take a listen!2017-11-2354 min