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Whatever! is a program that will discuss stories and issues of interest to the baby boomer population---primarily women.
Original Air Date: 1/31/2008 5:00 PM UTC
Date / Time: 1/30/2008 8:25 PM UTC
It used to be that some of the best places to meet someone was in school, church or the workplace. It you were a social butterfly, you probably found companionship in a bar or the club scene. But, oh my, how times have changed! With the introduction of new technology called the “internet,” people are finding new, innovative ways to extend the hand of friendship.
Date / Time: 1/29/2008 3:57 PM UTC
If you had asked me this question 10 years ago, I would've said "No way!" but less than five years ago, I met the man I eventually married on the internet. Well, actually HE found ME.
I met my first husband in an apartment complex. Funny, how times have changed. With the introduction of this relatively new technology called the “internet,” baby boomers, like myself, are finding another innovative way to hook-up.
These days, the internet offers an interesting way to meet similar-minded people and make a connection. Regardless of a certain stigma attached to meeting people online, there is no denying the fact that there are literally millions of people out there using cyberspace hoping to make a connection.
Looks and physical appearance are more likely to take a back seat as we age and we tend to look at other more important qualities such as personality, spirituality and goal-oriented interests.
There is a disadvantage of internet dating though. You could end up wasting your time connecting with someone who is pretending to be someone else. Just like every other generation, some baby boomers like to play games because they never grew up.
Oh, but you don't need to be online to have that experience, do you?Tune in Thursday at 12pm (EST) to listen to the discussion on Internet Romance.http://www.blogtalkradio.com/whateverlive
Original Air Date: 1/24/2008 5:00 PM UTC
Date / Time: 1/24/2008 2:04 AM UTC
Where do you go to find a good man to date or possibly marry once you reach middle age? That's the question I pose on the debut of my brand new talk show called "Whatever! Live."Is the bar scene played out for baby boomers? Is the "Woodstock" ambience still alive in some states?Hear what some women and men say are the best places to meet. Some of the answers may surprise you. And of course, you're invited to chime in on your "hot spots!"
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