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When the f**k did I become old?

Jo Parker
When the f**k did I become old?
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  • Men’s Mental Health, Movember & The Silent Epidemic of Loneliness
    This week I welcome my new co-host, Kev Stockbridge, for a deep, honest, and surprisingly uplifting conversation about Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, International Men’s Day, and the often-hidden issue of male loneliness , especially as men age.Kev brings his experience as a UK Mental Health First Aider, sharing shocking statistics, the roots of men’s silence, why loneliness hits men harder later in life, the crisis of male social isolation, and why so many men fall off a social cliff after retirement.From Movember moustaches to actionable support models, from suicide statistics to why men avoid support groups filled with women, this episode is equal parts enlightening, tender, funny, and necessary.Key TakeawysWhy November matters for men’s mental healthMovember: where it started and what it funds todaySuicide statistics and the shocking gender divideHow men and women differ in social connectionWhy loneliness skyrockets for men over 50The “A.L.E.C.” model anyone can use to support someoneWhy retirement is psychologically dangerous for menHow purpose protects mental healthThe rise of male-only support spaces (Men’s Shed, Andy’s Man Club)Creating social networks before retirementPractical, real-life ways to support the men in your lifeTimestamps01:57 – Why Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month matters03:11 – Suicide; methods & how they differ by age05:30 – Movember: the origin story (and the ridiculous moustaches)06:34 – What Movember funds today08:00 – The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride 09:35 – International Men’s Day & this year’s theme11.34 – Why men die younger than women13.33 – The A.L.E.C. Model: Ask, Listen, Encourage, Check-in14:10 – What problems men bring to mental health first aiders15:50 – Loneliness: the hidden epidemic for older men16:35 – Social isolation vs loneliness (they’re not the same)18:00 – 911,000 men over 50 live alone, rising to 1.5 million by 203020:55 – Why men struggle socially after 5022:17 – Why men avoid support groups run mostly by women22:45 – Men’s Shed, Andy’s Man Club & male-only spaces24:50 – Kev’s personal retirement plans (and my opinion)29:12 – The importance of purpose, routine & brain stimulation after retirement30:36 – Men need reasons to meet up, not just “a chat”31:10 – Being kind, checking in, and supporting the men around youhttps://uk.movember.comhttps://internationalmensday.comhttps://www.ageuk.org.uk/information-advice/health-wellbeing/loneliness/https://menssheds.org.ukhttps://andysmanclub.co.uk Our sponsorhttps://sallyrule.com/[email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Erection Fitness - For health not just pleasure
    Put an Erection Ring on it Episode I have decided to replay this episode (for those of you who missed it) following last week's interview on Sex Advice for Seniors with Suazanne Noble, as she refers to the penis ring and is the UK distributor. This is with Dr Elliot Justin who invented an erection ring that not only helps maintain an erection but also provides data on your erection health, which is an indication of other health issues. He talks in depth about the benefits of the erection ring and how people have responded to it. Key Takeaways: Dr Elliot Justin and the Erection Ring Designing a device for women How the erection ring can help you Rock harder, last longer and have more intense orgasms put a ring on it Timestamps: • [00:27] – Introducing guest Dr Elliot Justin • [01:39] – The Erection ring • [11:04] – Not to call it Erectile Dysfunction • [14:18] – How Women have been described • [16:45] – Database • [21:06] – Partner's response to the erection ring • [26:02] – Shame and secrecy • [31:56] - Device for women • [32:54] – Your mission Where to get more information on the penis ring or buy one: https://myfirmtech.com/Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/whenthefkdidibecomeold/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WhenthefkdidIbecomeold/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@gaylin_joEmail us [email protected] Our sponsorhttps://sallyrule.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Sex Advice for Seniors
    In this engaging conversation, I talk to Suzanne Noble, host of the podcast Sex Advice for Seniors, we explore the often-taboo topics surrounding ageing, sexuality, and the challenges faced by seniors. Suzanne shares her journey in founding 'Advantages of Age' and the importance of disrupting negative narratives about ageing. We discuss the complexities of desire, the significance of communication in relationships and the need for open discussions about sexual health. The conversation emphasises the importance of community and support in navigating the ageing process, while also addressing the innovations in sexual wellness that can enhance pleasure and intimacy for seniors.TakeawaysAgeing narratives need to be disrupted to reflect reality.Community support is vital for seniors facing challenges.Sexuality does not diminish with age; it evolves.Communication about sexual health is crucial for pleasure.Many seniors lack information about sexual wellness.Desire and libido are complex and influenced by many factors.Lube and other aids should be normalised in conversations.Ageing brings unique challenges that require attention from policymakers.The importance of celebrating achievements in ageing through awards.Everyone's experience of ageing and sexuality is unique.Timestamps01:14 Suzanne is on a mission to smash the stereotypes around ageing and sex02:11 Media narrative around ageing03:03 The Journey of Advantages of Age06:42 Start up School for Seniors – to help people over 50 start a new business08:43 Sex Advice for Seniors explained09:53 This age group used to be sorted13:12 Any surprises?14:22 Getting back into sex in her 60s and reactions17:17 Desire and libido are complex19:30 Exploring Pleasure Beyond Penetration23:40 Interesting interview(s) on Sex Advice for Seniors21:04 How easy is it to communicate about sex with your partner?24:59 Dr Elliot Justin – Penis RingSuzanne's Linkshttps://advantagesofageawards.com/https://www.sexadviceforseniors.com/p/pegging-and-the-older-man-how-tohttps://myfirmtech.com/collections/firmtechSubscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Follow us onInstagram https://www.instagram.com/whenthefkdidibecomeold/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WhenthefkdidIbecomeold/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@gaylin_joEmail us [email protected] Our sponsorhttps://sallyrule.com/[email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Is retirement a second childhood?
    In this episode we explore the concept of a 'second childhood', emphasising the importance of embracing creativity, passion, and a sense of wonder akin to that of a child. We discuss how allowing oneself to experience these feelings can lead to personal growth and self-discovery.TakeawaysThe idea of second childhood, in a way, it is a second childhood.Allowing yourself to have the same creativity and passions.Absorption in things and awe and wonder as a little two and a half year old.What is wrong with that?Embracing creativity can lead to personal growth.Passion is essential for a fulfilling life.Awe and wonder can be rediscovered at any age.Self-discovery is a lifelong journey.Creativity should not be limited by age.Allowing oneself to feel like a child can be liberating.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Follow us onInstagram https://www.instagram.com/whenthefkdidibecomeold/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WhenthefkdidIbecomeold/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@gaylin_joEmail us [email protected] Our sponsorhttps://sallyrule.com/[email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Is ageing mind over matter?
    In this episode of 'When the F*** Did I Become Old?', hosts Jo Parker and Corinne Franceschi explore the complex relationship between ageing and mindset. They discuss the impact of attitude, emotional memory, belief, and cultural perspectives on the ageing process. The conversation emphasizes the importance of mindfulness, language, and the power of choice in shaping how we experience ageing. Through various studies and personal anecdotes, they highlight that while ageing is inevitable, our perception and approach to it can significantly influence our quality of life as we grow older.TakeawaysAgeing is influenced by both mindset and physical factors.Attitude plays a significant role in how we perceive ageing.Emotional memory can affect our physical vitality as we age.Belief in oneself can lead to positive physical changes.Language and self-talk are crucial in shaping our ageing experience.Cultural perspectives can impact how ageing is viewed and respected.Mindfulness can help us stay present and aware as we age.We have the power to choose our attitude towards aging.Ageing is a complex interplay of various factors, not just mindset.The freedom that comes with ageing can be liberating.Timestamps01:32 Mel Robbins podcast episode with De Ellen Lnager02:46 The Mind-Body Connection in Ageing03:40 Attitude and Ageing: A Complex Relationship05:53 Emotional Memory and Its Impact on Ageing09:50 Belief and Perception: Shaping Our Ageing Experience13:40 How do Faith, Gender, Culture impact your Belief14:46 Negativity around age15:30 Cultural Perspectives on Ageing, how we make it more interesting and fun16:37 The Role of Language and Mindfulness in Ageing21:10 Belonging and Being Accepted17:52 The Power of Choice in the Ageing Process25:57 Is there Something Liberating about Getting Old29:13 We Have a ChoiceSubscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/whenthefkdidibecomeold/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WhenthefkdidIbecomeold/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@gaylin_joEmail us [email protected] Our sponsorhttps://sallyrule.com/[email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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About When the f**k did I become old?

When the Fuck Did I Become Old? is hosted by Jo Parker — a no-nonsense woman in her 60s who’s done sugarcoating the realities of aging. With humour, honesty and a healthy dose of profanity, Jo tackles everything from chin hairs and creaky joints to grief, reinvention and the fast pace of tech.This no-holds-barred podcast is for anyone over 60 who feels like life is shifting fast; physically, emotionally, financially and no one’s talking about it properly. Each episode mixes Jo’s raw reflections with unfiltered conversations from guests who have lived a little (and learned a lot). Topics range from sex after 60 and digital-age dating (bifocals optional), to loneliness, retirement shenanigans and the art of staying visible when society wants you to disappear.Jo’s mission? To break the silence, smash the stereotypes and make aging something we can laugh at, cry through and fully own….together.It’s aging, without the airbrushingSeason 1 - The Journney Begins...Season 2 - The Search for a Co-HostSeason 3 - A new Co-Host; my partner Kev StockbridgeSubscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/whenthefkdidibecomeold/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WhenthefkdidIbecomeold/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@gaylin_joEmail us [email protected] Our sponsorhttps://sallyrule.com/[email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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