This episode is a book interview.  In life we all face challenges and struggles.... some more than others.  Anna's courage and bravery led her to personal victories.  In this episode you'll hear the voice behind The Loving Touch of Piano Man, and a story around immigration, marriage, tradition, addiction, career amidst male dominance and a 'late life romance' as Anna likes to call it.

As you listen to this episode remember this is a careful critique of our credit bureaus and our police to a much smaller degree.  Though my interviewee rightfully feels let down.  He also sees the good in these institutions and desires that they be run in a more efficient manner. A sloppy critique only harms everybody involved.   Together we can make our institutions serve us more efficiently. 

In this three-part series we explore the complex issues of identity theft to give you an understanding on how to address an important issue when you have been compromised. 

If identity theft happened to you, how would you solve the problem?  Listen to these three-part series to gain insights for yourself and others. 

This episode was recorded the Zoom Video conference software on Monday March 15, 2021. The background Music tracks are compositions of Paul Whittaker’s and are used with his permission.  Below is a list of the songs used and a time reference showing when they are heard in the episode. Paul is the Most accomplished artist and musician that I have interviewed to this date.  I am thankful that he allowed me to interview him. I greatly enjoyed the process. Korrie: Track 05. December Eve                          00:00 - 2:48 Discovery: Track 12. Fancy Free                          03:08-4:44 Korrie: Track 06. Little March                                    05:10-07:02 Korrie: Track 18. Phrygian                                          07:40-09:50 Whittaker: more piano miniatures in his tradition: Track 13. A Country Lane 10:02-11:46 Discovery: Track 05. Lynda’s                                    12:26 - 13:42 Korrie: Track 13. Somewhat like a fugue 15:34 - 17:03 Whittaker: more piano miniatures in his tradition: Track 16. In the Mall 17:05 - 18:36 Korrie: Track 12. Korrie                                             18:46 - 20:36 Whittaker: more piano miniatures in his tradition: Track 11. At Jackie’s House 21:26:02

Ron moved into a Retirement home in October of 2020.  Listen in to hear what he  looks forward to and has experienced.  enjoy

A review of Valentines from two very different positions in life. Both express a similar need for mutual affection and support. Have a listen!

Five different Seniors recall work experiences in times of greater and less difficulty.  Tune in for another great episode.   Excerpts from: a) Mary Thornton of Famous PEOPLE Players: A Dreamer Emerges  b) MR. 103  c) Ruby is from a new interview from DEC 2020  d) Marching Maize Blanchard  e) David Dennison & the National Ballet: A New Joy

I love being a good neighbor.  This interview is with one of my best neighbors ever.  enjoy!

After the reading of in Flanders Fields a minute of silence will be observed which will be followed by the Last Post. Episode Length 29:02  In Flanders Fields 25:15 Minute of Silence 26:26 The Last Post 27:26 ~~~ Sound File Attribution This podcast episode Andrew Urbanowvic: Remembering The Warsaw Uprising uses these sounds from freesound: sound 1, 2, 11, by user Julien Matthey - sound - Folk event with Accordian Playing ( https://freesound.org/people/Julien%20Matthey/ )sounds 6,7 by user GirlWithSoundRecorder - 100 years of Polish Independence ( https://freesound.org/people/GirlWithSoundRecorder/ ) sound 8, 10 - sound - Warsaw Street Musician ( https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/ )  sound 9 - sound - Choir singing Baci soavi e cari 140928_0418 ( https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/ ) sound 12 music box phrase[swiss music] ( https://freesound.org/people/klippersfx/ ) sound 13 Last Post 2 ( https://freesound.org/people/Benboncan/ )