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The Hidden Habits Destroying Men's Erections | ft. Tom Jenkins

He was 22, drunk, and couldn't get an erection. That night followed him for the next decade.In this episode of Sex Advice for Seniors, Tom Jenkins, author of The Drunk Gambler with Erectile Dysfunction, joins me for one of the most honest conversations I've had about ED. We get into addiction, performance anxiety, why Cialis wasn't the answer, and the lifestyle overhaul that actually worked. Tom's story is younger than my usual guests, but the patterns he describes- shame, silence, treating the symptom instead of the cause show up at every age.If you've been too embarrassed to have this conver…

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Suzanne Noble June 3, 2026

Ray Jozwiak Interview | Contemporary Jazz, Improvisation &Amp; Artistic Independence &Raquo; 35792077 1703882466176 Eeae1A02Ef04B

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Ray Jozwiak Interview | Contemporary Jazz, Improvisation & Artistic Independence

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring veteran Delaware-based jazz pianist, composer, and improviser Ray Jozwiak.We caught up with Ray to discuss his latest 2025 album, Ray's Music, and his fascinating lifelong relationship with jazz, improvisation, and creative expression.The album features a collection of instrumental compositions filled with deep improvisation, adventurous musical ideas, and a personal artistic vision that reflects decades of musical exploration. While music was not his sole profession throughout his life, Ray has remained deeply committed to t…

Joe Dimino June 3, 2026

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Makeup Tips for Mature Skin-Throwing Out the “Age-Appropriate” Rules

If there’s one beauty myth I’d love for us to toss out right alongside ugly “comfy” shoes and “age-appropriate” fashion rules, it’s the rigid makeup tips for mature skin. You know? Those ideas that “makeup” has to become boring as we get older. Quote of the day: “If you want something you’ve never had. You must be willing to do something you’ve never done.” Unknown Somewhere along the way, many of us were fed the hogwash that once we hit a certain age, we should stick to neutral lips, matte eyeshadows, and barely-there looks. But as with clothing, I believe …

Jodie Filogomo June 3, 2026

Don’t Retire Until You Understand These Expenses &Raquo; 11965328 1734964663237 96E9B4038A757

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Your Financial EKG™ | Retirement Planning | Investment and Wealth Management | Financial Planning

Don’t Retire Until You Understand These Expenses

Don’t Retire Until You Understand These ExpensesRetirement is about more than replacing your paycheck. Many retirees are surprised by the real costs that show up after they stop working.In this video, we break down some of the biggest retirement expenses people often underestimate, including:• Health insurance before Medicare• Medicare premiums and out of pocket costs• Inflation and rising everyday expenses• Housing and property taxes• Travel and lifestyle spending• Long term care concerns• Taxes in retirement• Emergency expenses and unexpected repairsIf you are planning to r…

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Drew Blackston June 3, 2026

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Mitlin Money Mindset

Steps to Protect Your Business and Family From Hackers w/ Robert Siciliano

Think you don't need to worry about cybersecurity? That's exactly what hackers are counting on. Cybersecurity awareness expert Robert Siciliano breaks down how three simple habits put you in the top 10% of secure Americans. This episode explains how one move can save you years of financial headaches, what every business owner needs to know about protecting remote teams, and how to safeguard your digital estate even after you're gone. Topics discussed: Introduction (00:00) Robert's hacking origin story (02:02) Why real estate agents are high-risk targets (05:44) Two-factor authentication (08:22…

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Larry Sprung June 3, 2026

Broadway'S My Beat: The Larry Moore Murder Case (Ep4988) &Raquo; 70809E24Fe2019Aecf85B00B4Ec6C3Cc

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The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio| Daily Mystery Dramas

Broadway's My Beat: The Larry Moore Murder Case (EP4988)

Today's Mystery: After being acquitted of murdering his wife, Johnny Welch spirals into bitterness and violence, convinced the real killer is still free. When a man connected to the case turns up dead and the only witness who saved Johnny at trial is brutally attacked, Danny Clover races to stop a desperate man from destroying himself and everyone around him.Original Radio Broadcast Date: January 12, 1952Originated in HollywoodStars: Larry Thor as Lieutenant Danny Clover, Charles Calvert as Sergeant Gino Tartaglia, Jack Kruschen as Sergeant Muggavan.Featured in the cast were Harry Bartell, Mar…

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Adam Graham June 3, 2026

The Self-Trust Recession: Why Brilliant Professionals Go Unheard And How To Change That With Neelu Kaur &Raquo; 49A8D635Bc069D21F8D7D0C5E3Aab467

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A World of Difference

The Self-Trust Recession: Why Brilliant Professionals Go Unheard and How to Change That with Neelu Kaur

What if the silence in your meetings has nothing to do with confidence and everything to do with culture? Organizational psychologist Neelu Kaur joins Lori Adams-Brown to decode the invisible operating systems shaping how professionals communicate, advocate for themselves, and lead across cultures and organizational hierarchies. IN THIS EPISODE: - What the "self-trust recession" is and why it matters for global leaders right now - The paradox at the heart of corporate America: individualistic society, yet over-indexed workplaces - Why "just speak up" is incomplete advice when power…

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Lori Adams-Brown June 3, 2026

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SHIFT

Digital Citizens or Digital Subjects?

Frank McCourt is an American executive and philanthropist. He’s also the author of “Our Biggest Fight: Reclaiming Liberty, Humanity, and Dignity in the Digital Age”. We talk to him about that fight before a live audience in New York City at a gathering held by the responsible technology non-profit, All Tech Is Human.This episode originally aired in 2024.We Meet:Frank H. McCourt, Jr., civic entrepreneur and executive chairman of McCourt Global, founder and executive chairman of Project LibertyCredits:This episode of SHIFT was produced by Jennifer Strong with help from Emma Cillekens. It…

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Jennifer Strong June 2, 2026

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Crow's Feet: Life As We Age

Having The Spiritual Grace to Accept the Unacceptable

Send us Fan MailThis special Crow’s Feet Extra is an except from our interview with acclaimed writer and actor Kathryn Grody. Now 79, Kathryn is also a social media influencer, thanks to the wildly popular Instagram account she shares with her husband, Mandy Patinkin, and their son Gideon. Here, Kathryn offers an intimate reflection on the death of her younger brother, Steven. With warmth, candor, and emotional honesty, she explores the complicated terrain of grief, memory, and sibling love.This is part of a longer Crow’s Feet: Life As We Age conversation between Kathryn and Melinda Blau. …

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Nancy Peckenham June 2, 2026

Jazz Bassist Matt Dwonszyk Talks New Album Live At The Side Door &Amp; His Career &Raquo; 35792077 1703882466176 Eeae1A02Ef04B

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Jazz Bassist Matt Dwonszyk Talks New Album Live at the Side Door & His Career

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring accomplished jazz bassist, composer, arranger, and educator Matt Dwonszyk.We caught up with Matt to discuss his outstanding 2026 release, Live at the Side Door, and his remarkable journey through the world of jazz.Based in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, Matt has become one of the most sought-after bassists in New England. A graduate of the Jackie McLean Institute of Jazz and holder of a master's degree from SUNY Purchase College, he has built a respected career as both a performer and educator. Today, he serves on the faculty of Ma…

Joe Dimino June 2, 2026

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My Father Is Dying and Won’t Tell His Family.

Dear Barbara, My 87 year old father has cancer and about six months to live. He will not tell his wife (my mother) or my sister who lives close by and helps them out. He has made me promise not to tell. I live far away. How can I help all of them? How can I convince him to share the closure of his life with those close by him. My mother is in denial of death--hers, his, ours. How can I help these people I care about? I see your dilemma: wanting to honor your father's wishes while also wanting your family to know about the gift of time they have been given. Let's start with your father since he…

Barbara Karnes June 2, 2026

383 Jill G Hall: Shaped By Her Past: Creativity Unleashed &Raquo; 748208 867872

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Women Over 70: Aging Reimagined

383 Jill G Hall: Shaped by her Past: Creativity Unleashed

Author and artist Jill G. Hall, 71, joins us with her luminous new novel On a Sundown Sea, inspired by the mysteries surrounding the visionary woman who built Lomaland—a utopian community near the home Jill grew up in. Fascinated since childhood by the stories whispered throughout her neighborhood, for more than a century, Hall spent five years researching the extraordinary life of Katherine Tingley, tracing her journey from Massachusetts roots to her profound spiritual and artistic influence on the West Coast. When Jill began writing after a twenty-year career as an educator, she never imag…

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Gail Zelitzky & Catherine Marienau June 2, 2026

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