Elderly Episodes

Helen calls up her oldest bestest friend Joey (Joanna) for a natter. This episode references boredom, sadness, loneliness and fear, all things that become more common experiences the older you get. You have been warned...

This episode, a long telephone conversation with her daughter Janey, contains references to - wait for it - magical thinking, accent modification and linguistics, dementia, neurodiversity, categories and the cosmos. You have been warned! This episode was written, performed and produced by me, Flloyd Kennedy, with music by John T LaBarbera from his album "In the Labyrinth", available on Bandcamp. Thanks to the Fable and Folly network for their support, I hope you can take advantage of their sponsors, it all helps to keep the engine that keeps us going. You can also support me, help cover production costs and to compensate the wonderful voice actors who offer their talents from time to time. There are links on the website amIoldyet.com/donate. I've also put up a short (10 questions) survey, so that you can let me know what direction you'd like Helen to take as we go forward. Did I mention we've passed the 75,000 downloads figure? The survey is at amIoldyet.com/survey. Too easy! Thank…

Helen and Janey are back, teasing each other as they do. Janey's father Philip has been visiting her, and Philip and Helen meet up to discuss a whole range of things and... well, you might as well just listen. Oh, by the way! I've set up a short (I promise you, very short) survey which would mean the world to me if you could spare a few minutes to fill in. https://amIoldyet.com/survey You heard Wendy Lap as Katie, Roy R Carruthers as Philip, and Flloyd Kennedy as Helen, Janey and Ilse. ...

Helen is at home, listening to her favourite folk music programme on the radio when there is a rude interruption downstairs. She and her neighbour Jennifer decide to take action. As usual, this episode deals with everyday challenges rather than world affairs. Although of course, world affairs have their effect. The performers are Christopher McDougall and Flloyd Kennedy. Editing and sound design by Flloyd Kennedy. Please Support the Show. You can either leave a one off tip of $1 or £...