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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2024 · 27 MIN

'Old', or, the pros and cons of ageing

from Two Old Psychologists Talking About Stuff · host Dr Richard Bennett and Dr Ray Owen

In this podcast episode, Rich and Ray discuss their recent observations, ranging from sports tournaments to significant political changes in the UK and US. They delve into societal perceptions of ageing, particularly in the context of productivity and respect. The conversation also highlights the age-related controversies in the US presidential election, contrasting the public's perception of Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Drawing from their professional experience in physical and mental health care, our hosts provide insights into what we gain and lose as we age, using personal anecdotes to illustrate the process.If you want to send feedback, suggest topics for future episodes or make contact for any other reason, you can do so at [email protected]

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