This episode, entitled “Keep Moving”, focuses on the importance of staying physically active—especially as we get older—and how even small, consistent efforts can make a meaningful difference.Key points:Movement m...

In this  episode of  the "You Still Have Time" podcast  titled "You've Got Too Much Stuff," we discuss decluttering as a practical and emotional process for seniors, drawing from personal anecdotes, Marie Kondo's joy-spark...

Men in the U.S. live about 5–6 years less than women and have higher mortality in most leading causes of death.Men die by suicide at roughly four times the rate of women and had substantially higher COVID‑19 death rates (about 1.6 t...

Podcast Overview – “You Still Have Time”In this heartfelt and informative episode of You Still Have Time, hosts Hope and Harold open up about navigating serious health issues — something everyone encounters sooner or later, whether personal...

This episode of You Still Have Time centers on the theme “Does Wisdom Come with Age?”, but it begins with a serious discussion about recent political violence and civic responsibility.We normally avoid politics and religion but ...

In this New Year’s episode of You Still Have Time, we look back on a difficult 2025 and share how we are navigating 2026 with renewed resolutions, from decluttering and limiting negative news to filling our minds with more positive inf...

This episode entitled “Season Wrap Up” is a reflective recap marking the end of the podcast's first season. We look back on six months since starting the show in June, summarizing what we’ve learned, the topics we’ve covered, and our experience...

In this special extended episode of the 'You Still Have Time' podcast,  we welcome four guests—June, Pierre, Marlene, and Terri—for a roundtable discussion on the topic of longevity and what age they would ideally like to live to. The conv...

In this episode of "You Still Have Time," we discuss the question of how old is too old, inspired by Nancy Pelosi's decision not to run for re-election at age 85. We highlight that 112 members of Congress are over 70, with 11 between 80 and 90,...

In this episode of the You Still Have Time podcast, we explore the subject of hand me downs - not in the traditional sense of second hand clothes but as a metaphor for the values, traditions and histories passed down through generation...

In this episode we replay an episode of Bill Monty's Guide for Getting Older in which he discusses the passing of Dame Patricia Routledge.Harold on Bill Monty's Guide for Getting Olderhttps://open.spotify.com/epi...

Our first podcast guest, shared his journey from a dynamic career in corporate America to founding Video in Play Golf (VIPGolf), an app connecting golfers with pros for personalized instruction.  He discussed the challenges of launching VI...

This podcast episode provides an overview of considerations for people, particularly those over 60, who are thinking about relocating, either within the U.S. or abroad. It highlights the complexity of relocation, emphasizing financial, logistic...

This is a lighthearted but genuine conversation about the everyday frustrations of aging, based on input from people over 60. We share personal stories and common complaints that reflect both physical limitations and annoyances with modern conv...

In 2024, older Americans age 60 and over reported nearly $4.9 billion dollars stolen through fraud. Much of this fraud is in the form of scams. In this episode we discuss and identify some of the many scams used by criminals today, their common...

This is part two of our discussion on the  benefits of staying engaged to make this the best time of our lives. In part one we discussed volunteering. In part two we discuss several travel options along with clubs and hobbies.Lin...

In this episode of You Still Have Time, we discuss benefits and ways to enjoy this stage of life by keeping active through volunteering, joining clubs, investigating new hobbies and travelling to new places. This conversation became lengthy, so...

Hope and Harold discuss why remembering the past may be enjoyable but living there can keep us from living our best life now.  

Welcome to You Still Have Time, a podcast which hopes to motivate and encourage those of us that have lived awhile that we still have lots of living to do.