The Iseeoldpeople Podcast

Dr. Bruce rambles on about achieving 6 years of sobriety and does a deep dive into his ongoing struggle with his daily companion, pain.      *55515*

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his 4000 Mile odyssey, travelling around the Great Lakes. Visiting the 45th Parallel, the half way point between the North Pole and the Equator, stood at the Geographical centre of North America in South Dakota and crossed the abyss where the water flows, the point where water eventually makes it to the Atlantic Ocean or move a few feet west and the water flows to the Ar...

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his frequent frustration dreams and tries to understand their deeper meaning.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about aging, invisibileness (is that a word?) and a duck.  Poor Poor Delores.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his role as a Domestic Engineer, managing his household and the multiple positive effects that have resulted from this new and exciting career.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about feeling healthy and then spends a bit of time talking about how much things have changed since the 60's and 70's with regards to freedom, smoking and drinking. (hint: 2 of the three are much better now)

Dr. Bruce has hit the Back Nine of the Podcast journey. The 10 year project following ages 60 to 70 years of age is now in it's sixth year. 

Dr. Bruce drones on about his 5 years of sobriety and his health status. 

Dr. Bruce philosophizes on the biggest change that has happened in the World on his watch. 

Dr. Bruce rambles on about getting to the half way point in his preposed 10 year podcast journey

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his podcast numbers, autumn in Norfolk county and his 24/7 little friend, tinnitus

Dr. Bruce gives his 'Cake Talk' on his drinking journey. In AA, your sobriety date is your Birthday and you usually get the floor and then you all have cake. So there is no cake today, but you get the talk. All talk, no cake.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his recent drive over the North Shore, the ducks that made his yard their home and his ongoing mitigation of the omnipresent tinnitus shaking his brain every day.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his 2016 trip to Myanmar and his recent experience almost running out of gas in Manitoba.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about travelling when he was young and penniless and how much more exciting those travels were in comparison to recent trips.  It was great to go down memory lane, because that is all we have, there were not many pictures taken.

It has been three and a half years since Dr. Bruce drank any alcohol. He takes a few moments to talk about his drinking career and how he managed to get to long term sobriety.

Dr. Bruce goes down memory lane on his 64th birthday with a couple stories about his mother. In Loving Memory Patricia Anne  1934-2023 

Dr. Bruce is a typical boomer. He has worked almost continuously since he was 12 years old. Walking dogs and delivering the TV Guide to Grain Elevators and Paper Mills as a teenager, work was plentiful and having a job was just second nature.  

Dr. Bruce is whining about his chronic tinnitus and nervous about his upcoming CT Scan of his Skull and Ears, but at least he is heeding the advise of so many and getting his head examined.  

Dr. Bruce finally gets behind the mic again and tries to put into words his frustration with the seemingly never ending Madness that now defines our world in 2022.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his two years abstention from alcohol and his present state of health.  Spoiler......He's just getting old. 

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his Flight of Fancy that never got off the ground, his 6 days in the car to get to Winnipeg and back and his love for nature and all it's glory.

Dr. Bruce was walking on air a couple weeks ago, only to be deflated and is now losing hope that the Age of Madness will end soon.  They rode for our freedom, instead, we are under martial law. 

Dr. Bruce is spitting mad and has finally found his voice in this Time of Madness. The Truckers are heading to Ottawa, this nightmare is going to end.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about the winter weather, reads an ode to his father and a glimpse of what it was like growing up in the 60's.