OLD AND IN THE WAY

Our guest is a stand-up comedian, a veteran of the New York and Zoom comedy circuits, and the brilliant mind behind brucecomedy.com. Whether he's tackling the perils of aging, the mysteries of modern marriages, navigating Medicare like a pro, or delivering rapid-fire one-liners in the spirit of Rodney Dangerfield, he always leaves audiences laughing. So, put down the Cialis, check your Amazon deliveries at the door, and join us in welcoming the king of the Zoom Room himself—Bruce Lipsky!"

Grammy-winning musician, composer, and author Darlene Koldenhoven has just released her memoir spanning her storied Hollywood career, offering a nostalgic journey tailored to baby boomers. More than a celebrity memoir, Darlene’s book is a heartfelt trip through the soundtrack of a generation.
She shares her experiences in Hollywood and the music industry, highlighting the cultural milestones that shaped her life and defined an era. She discusses working with iconic artists ranging from Pink Floyd to members of the Beatles, as well as her role as a singing nun in Sister Act alongside Whoopi Goldberg- just a few short examples!

Ray Tabler is a retired engineer and author, originally from Louisville, Kentucky. He chased the northbound dollar to Michigan because of a tragic addiction to a steady paycheck, where he married a lovely Yankee girl. Several decades later, despite the siren call of warmer climes, Ray might be permanently lodged in the frozen north.

There comes a point when technology stops being convenient and starts feeling like a hostage negotiation. Parking apps have become their own problem. Check out this podcast and see why this methodology discriminates against people who are not digitally fluent.

When people talk about the pioneers who gave lowrider and "bomb" culture its definitive visual language, Mike Pickel's name stands alone. He was an elite technical craftsman, a master of the airbrush, and a visionary who took automotive subculture out of the garage and elevated it onto living room walls, magazine spreads, and gallery shows Long before his art was celebrated in fine-art spaces, Mike lived the culture every single day. He didn't just paint the lifestyle; he embodied it with a sharp wit, a deep reverence for custom cars, and an unmistakable sense of adventure. (Mike passed September 9, 2024) #lowrider #bombculture #MikePickle #MikePickel #lowriderart #lowridercars #lowridercalifornia #lowridertexas

The Podcast Swamp is overflowing with would-be experts and plenty of idiots. I should know, but apparently I'm an idiot too. But heck, check out my Podcast and Podcast website at www.OldandintheWayPodcast.com

Buckle up buttercups. The artificial intelligence revolution is already here, and there are no guardrails. Our government has been asleep at the wheel while enriching themselves (grifting) and the tech overlords are only too willing to suck up to avoid any consequences. 

This video is about the heartfelt reunion of two bandmates after 40 years. Just before the Woodstock concert, a band member. Marcus Malone disappeared. This video tells the story of two dear friends reuniting under very unusual circumstances. Much thanks and prayers to Carlos, who never forgot and set an example about friendship/family for the rest of us...
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In the mid-1970s, three legendary Bay Area artists — Alton Kelley, Pat Ryan, and Dave Sheridan — ignited a creative spark that became The Artista Gang. What began as a loose circle of friends and collaborators around the Marin and Sausalito art scenes evolved into one of the most colorfully mythic art collectives of its time — part poster movement, part social happening, part family. At the center of it all was Alton Kelley, the visionary designer best known for his psychedelic rock posters for the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, and Jefferson Airplane. Within the Artista circle, Kelley was affectionately called “El Presidente.” His humor, aesthetic discipline, and love of hot-rod and car-club culture inspired the idea of the “gang” — artists with satin jackets, a dragon logo, and a shared irreverence for creative boundaries.