A Reflection of 2025

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TikTok Strategy, Memory Lane, and New Beginnings In this episode of 'Older and Wilder,' Joy and Claire discuss their evolving TikTok strategy and the importance of going live to engage their community. They share nostalgic memories of their old house and the warmth of its new owners. Claire talks about the struggles of finding healthcare providers, especially after relocating, and Joy recounts a scary health experience. They delve into their aspirations for the coming year, focusing on taking creative risks and being less concerned with public opinion. The episode wraps up with brainstorming ideas for live events, including a potential recording in Venice. 01:49 Favorite TikTok and Instagram Accounts 06:18 Weather Report and Local Jokes 12:21 Healthcare Frustrations and Insurance Issues 17:47 Finding New Healthcare Providers 20:36 Daily Routines and Health Maintenance 24:54 Dengue Fever and Ear Infections 27:10 Surfing Accident and Sickness in Mexico 30:35 Almost Dying from COVID in Ireland 33:08 Visiting the Old House 37:04 Tenant Stories and House Maintenance 40:54 New Year's Resolutions and Podcast Goals 51:22 Live Event Plans and Conclusion

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