OURGENPOD talkin' 'bout Our Generation

A visit to our local graveyard to meet up in a 100 year-old mausoleum with Adela Marquez of Hollywood Forever Cemetery, which hosts not only the remains of dozens of Hollywood celebrities, but also welcomes departed souls to visit every year at the Dia de los Muertos -- the Day of the Dead.

An Interview with the visionary who made Woodstock happen.

On the 50th Anniversary of the event that marked a major shift in American culture, Woodstock '69. In this episode we hear from an original, archetypal Hippie -- Lisa Law -- who still represents that idealistic, communal spirit that we could reallly use today.

A revealing interview with the wizard who pulled it all together and kept the crews moving come hell or high water, John Morris.

A first-hand look at the creation of "The Woodstock Nation," on the 50th anniversary of that historic event that changed American Culture. We hear from Richie Havens -- the first performer on stage in front of half a million people -- and a woman who was there from the start, Carol Green.

Woodstock 1969 was a sort of Critical Mass of the Counterculture, when 500,000 people converged on a bucolic field in Upstate New York for three days of Peace, Love and Music. Henry Diltz witnessed it all up close, and shares his story with host Julian Simmons -- one of the 500,000 young people attracted to the event when he was just 15. (Julian never made it -- he was stuck in the historic traffi...

Host Julian Simmons launches "talkin' 'bout Our Generation" with our series, "The Woodstock Episodes," talking with some of the key people who had the vision and made it happen. Half a million people came, and the event changed the course of American culture.

"talkin' 'bout Our Generation is now OURGENPOD -- a provocative, irreverent, intelligent podcast aimed at listeners 55+ -- like us.