We converse over what it is like to see your parents get older. We discuss what my father's experience was watching his mother go through Alzheimer's and what it is like to suffer in this life.
We talk about our resolutions and whether we accomplished them or not. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ https://www.instagram.com/arecordofmyfatherpodcast/reels/ https://youtube.com/@arecordofmyfatherpod-v9i?feature=shared
In this week's episode we talk about our hopes and fears for the coming new year. https://www.arecordofmyfather.com/ https://www.instagram.com/arecordofmyfatherpodcast?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw=...
In this week's episode, we interview one of my favorite musicians FJ McMahon. FJ created the album Spirit of the Golden Juice in 1969 after returning from Vietnam. While the album was not picked up, it gained later popularity...
In this week's episode, we discuss losses that my father has experienced in his life. He talks about strategies to overcome loss and even goes on to read his mother's obituary. He explains what it is like to not necessarily g...
In this week's episode, we talk about what health means to us. Exercise is a key component of our mental and physical health and makes us strive for a better tomorrow. arecordofmyfather.com
In this week's episode, we discussed the history of entertainment in my father's life. Growing up with a square RCA television and fighting over which show each family member wanted to watch was a constant struggle. Remember ...
My father has been battling Anthem since July. In this episode, he tells his story of his final victory (or so we think) and the arduous hours he spent on the phone. He believes he is finally insured, but only time will tell ...
My father discusses what it is like to sell two companies and the many trials and tribulations that come with it. His first Acquisition was selling GSI to Thomson in 2005 which involved coming to terms with personal relations...
In this week's episode, we discuss my dad's struggle with COVID-19. This is the sixth time he has had it, and it does not get any easier. We delve into our experiences with the vaccine and how many times we've had them. Join ...
We explore my relationship with ADHD and Adderall from my adolescence and how it has shaped me into the person I am today. We draw connections between how corporal punishment has disappeared in schools and has been replaced w...
In this week's episode, we discuss our regrets. We realize that many of our regrets were formed during early adolescence, reflecting our inability to understand the world around us. As we've grown older we try not to dwell on...
We review what my father has learned from the thousands of speeches throughout his life. Public speaking can be scary but finding your inner voice and seeking your truth will yield a more comforting stage presence. Most impor...
What gives you joy? In this week's episode, my father reviews a few stories that have given him joy. Family and animals provided a lot of joy in my father's life but also the times he's spent in rumination on successes have b...
A quandary that has risen in recent discussions between my dad and I are the definitions of Nationalism and Patriotism. It seems to be an ever-pressing matter in American life that was never defined for us. Join us on this we...
In this week's episode, we talk about my Dad's first apartment in Larchmont Village. A funny coincidence because this is also the area I live in now in a different state. Come join us for more coincidences and stories from th...
What is a doctor? What is a dentist? In this week's episode, we discuss our experiences with doctors and the ever-pressing matter of being taken advantage of. Why is a mouthguard so expensive when one exists at the grocery st...
