This Is Your Life, Carolyn Forté: Good Housekeeping’s Queen of Clean Opens the Big Red Book
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This Is Your Life, Carolyn Forté: Good Housekeeping’s Queen of Clean Opens the Big Red Book The Not Old Better Show, Good Housekeeping Interview Series: Good Better Best Today’s episode is brought to you by , Every Style Every Home. And today’s episode is special. Today’s guest is special. we open a very large, very red book… and it begins with a familiar scene: a kitchen. A sink. A dish towel. And someone—possibly you—asking, “Do I really have to pre-rinse this?” Carolyn Forté has spent more than 40 years at Good Housekeeping, moving from the Textiles Lab to...
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When “Denied” Goes Viral: AI Claim Denials, TrumpRx, and America’s Healthcare Trust Crisis
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When “Denied” Goes Viral: AI Claim Denials, TrumpRx, and America’s Healthcare Trust Crisis The Not Old Better Show, Art of Living Interview Series Thank you, I’m Paul Vogelzang. Today’s episode is brought to you by . Have you ever stood at the pharmacy counter, card in hand, and heard one word: denied? For our listeners over 50, that moment isn’t about inconvenience. It’s blood pressure meds. It’s insulin. It’s the medication that keeps you steady, independent, and in your own life. And then comes the “solution”: “Try a coupon.” “Pay cash.” “Use a...
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Your Watch Is Smart. You’re Smarter: AI Fitness Without Losing the Human
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Your Watch Is Smart. You’re Smarter: AI Fitness Without Losing the Human Live Long Better: The Not Old Better Show, ACE Interview Series With Dr. Sabrena Jo TODAY'S EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY AND ⌚🤖 Your watch has years of data. Now AI wants to tell you what it means—and what to do next. ACE CEO Dr. Cedric Bryant said, “AI is now central to fitness.” In 2026 AI may become the backbone of programming, scheduling, personalization, and even staffing in gyms. 😮🏋️♀️🤖 Exciting? Yes. But here’s the myth to drop: AI and wearables won’t replace coaches or...
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🎀👵👧 From Grandma to Granddaughter: “Bows & Ties” and the Power of Sisterhood with Kavya Thakrar 📚✨
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🎀👵👧 From Grandma to Granddaughter: “Bows & Ties” and the Power of Sisterhood with Kavya Thakrar 📚✨ The Not Old Better Show, Art of Living Interview Series 🎀📚 Who’s the woman you still call when life feels wobbly? 👵👧 Today’s episode is brought to you by Good Looking. Clean Cooking, and this week on The Not Old – Better Show, 16‑year‑old author Kavya Thakrar shares “Bows and Ties,” built from 19 interviews celebrating sisterhood, confidence, and family wisdom. Tell us: who’s your “tie”? 💛 🎀👵👧 Quick question: who was the...
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Good Housekeeping, Good Better Best: All About Coffee: The Best Coffee Makers for Your Money & Smart Tips for a Better Brew with Eva Bleyer
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Good Housekeeping, Good Better Best: All About Coffee: The Best Coffee Makers for Your Money & Smart Tips for a Better Brew with Eva Bleyer The Not Old Better Show, Good Better Best Interview Series ☕🚨 Is Your Coffee Maker Ruining Your Morning? We talk endlessly about productivity 📈, performance 🎯, optimization ⚙️, and daily habits. But when was the last time you examined the one ritual millions rely on every single morning? ☕ Coffee. In our latest episode of The Not Old Better Show, I sat down with Eva Bleyer, Reviews Analyst at the Good...
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Chris Parker: Privacy Without Paranoia — Stay One Step Ahead of Scammers
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Chris Parker: Privacy Without Paranoia — Stay One Step Ahead of Scammers The Not Old Better Show, Technology Interview Series If someone says “Don’t tell anyone” or “Read me that code,” the safest move is to pause. 🚨 This week on The Not Old Better Show, we talk with Chris Parker—founder of WhatIsMyIPAddress.com and host of the Easy Prey podcast—about privacy without paranoia for the 50+ community (and for the families who look out for them). 🔒📱👵🧓 A few takeaways worth sharing at the kitchen table: ✅ Data isn’t just “marketing”—it can become access ✅...
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When “Family” Becomes “Target”: Mark Greaney’s Gray Man Turns Protector in The Hard Line
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🚨 “Family” = “target.” 😮💨🛡️ on THE HARD LINE (Gray Man #15, Feb 17) & why Court Gentry turns protector. 🎧Listen NOW 🕵️♂️⚠️ What happens when the mission stops being professional… and becomes personal? On the latest Not Old Better Show, brought to you by . we sit down with New York Times bestselling author Mark Greaney, creator of the Gray Man series, to talk about his newest thriller: (Gray Man #15, out Feb 17, 2026). 📚🗓️ This story shifts Court Gentry’s focus from hunter to protector 🛡️—because...
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Troublemaker: Jessica Mitford’s Life of Principle, Protest, and Wit
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Troublemaker: Jessica Mitford’s Life of Principle, Protest, and Wit The Not Old Better Show, Art Of Living Interview Series I’m Paul Vogelzang and welcome to the show, brought to you generously by : Good Looking. Clean Cooking. And just for our listeners, you can get an extra 10% off by visiting or using code NOB at checkout. Today’s guest brings us a story about someone who was impossible to ignore in life—and refuses to be forgotten in history. What does it look like to live a life built on principles—but never lose your sense of humor? Jessica Mitford—known as “Decca” to...
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SAINTS, SEX, SENTIMENT, AND CHOCOLATE: A SHORT HISTORY OF VALENTINE'S DAY
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SAINTS, SEX, SENTIMENT, AND CHOCOLATE: A SHORT HISTORY OF VALENTINE'S DAY The Not Old Better Show, Smithsonian Associates Interview Series 💌 Valentine’s Day wasn’t always about roses and chocolates. In fact, it started with a goat. Yes, really. In our latest episode on The Not Old Better Show, I had the pleasure of speaking with Smithsonian Associate Dr. Andrew Roth, cultural historian, prolific lecturer, and scholar-in-residence at the Jefferson Educational Society. will be appearing at Smithsonian Associates and you can find out more , but we have Dr. Roth today to talk about...
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Look Twice: What a CIA Spy Wants You to See Before It’s Too Late
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Look Twice: What a CIA Spy Wants You to See Before It’s Too Late THE NOT OLD BETTER SHOW, ART OF LIVING INTERVIEW SERIES 🕵️♂️ Tim Beard spent years in the CIA’s Clandestine Service. Now, he’s on a mission to help you and your family stay safe—starting with what he calls the Look Twice Mindset. You’re listening to The Not Old – Better Show, Art of Living series. I’m Paul Vogelzang and today’s episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth. How are you showing extra love this February? Whether it’s for someone special or just for yourself, makes it easy to bring...
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Welcome to The Not Old Better Show on radio and podcast. I’m Paul Vogelzang and today’s show will give you some aging insights to live longer and more joyfully.
Sometimes life isn’t so joyful, and we’ve all had moments of frustration when we can’t remember someone’s name or where we put the car keys. If this happens to you and you’re 25, you shrug it off as a temporary lapse of memory. If you’re over 60, like so many in our Not Old Better Show audience, you likely label it as a ‘senior moment” and start to question your cognitive abilities.
According to our guest today, Yale Professor Becca Levy, PhD and author of the new book, Breaking the Age Code: How Your Age Beliefs Determine How Long and Well You Live, labeling this a ‘senior moment’ is an example of an ageist belief. Dr. Levy tells us today these “moments of forgetfulness can happen at any age. Sometimes memory simply short circuits and it happens to everyone.”
People’s beliefs about aging have a profound impact on their health, influencing everything from their memory and sensory perceptions to how well they walk, how fully they recover from disabling illness, and how long they live, including where they live, and interestingly enough, living in Japan, of all places has some real aging and longevity benefits.
That of course is our guest today, Dr. Becca Levy reading from her new book, ‘Breaking The Age Code.’ Available HERE on Apple Books.
We are talking aging today with Becca Levy and know right out of the gate that age, according to our audience and Dr. Levy is not seen as a negative experience, characterized by terms such as decrepit, incompetent, dependent, and senile. Join us today to learn about when our views are positive we are more likely to be active and resilient and to have a stronger will to live joyfully.
Please join me in welcoming to The Not Old Better Show on radio and podcast, Dr. Becca Levy.
My thanks today to Dr. Becca Levy for her generous reading, her expertise, and research, and her new book, ‘Breaking the Age Code,’ available HERE on Apple Books. We’ll have links in the show notes to Dr. Levy and her new book…please check it out at NotOld-Better.com.
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