That Old(er) Guy Show takes a humorous, thoughtful look at how everyday life has changed over the years and asks whether every change has really been for the better. Hosted by longtime radio broadcaster Jeff Blair, the show explores everything from technology, rising prices, and changing social habits to radio, music, work, community life, and the things we once took for granted. This isn’t about saying the “good old days” were perfect, and it isn’t about blaming younger generations. It’s about comparing then and now, remembering what worked, admitting what didn’t, and occasionally wondering, “When did THAT happen?” Expect stories, observations, a little nostalgia, some sarcasm, and plenty of perspective from someone who has been around long enough to remember life before smartphones, streaming, apps for everything, and computers running half the world. Because getting older doesn’t necessarily make you right... …but it certainly gives you more stories.
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Episode #6
What Happened to the $5 Lunch?
Aug 25, 202618 minS1
<p>Remember when five bucks could actually buy lunch?</p><p>Not just part of lunch. Not a drink and maybe some fries. An actual meal.</p><p>In this episode of The Old(er) Guy Show, Jeff takes a nostalgic, and occasionally painful, look at what inflation has done to the everyday purchases we once took for granted. From hamburgers and coffee to movie tickets, gasoline, groceries, and restaurant meals, the numbers on the price tags have certainly changed.</p><p>There was even a time when the $5 Footlong became a cultural phenomenon. Subway introduced the nationwide promotion in 2008...
<p>We’ve never had more ways to communicate—and somehow, we may be talking to each other less than ever.</p><p>In this episode of That Old(er) Guy Show, Jeff Blair looks at “The Lost Art of Talking to People.” Text messages replace phone calls. Restaurant orders are placed on screens. Self-checkouts replace cashiers. Automated voices handle customer service. And families and friends can sit around the same table while everyone is looking at a different phone.</p><p>Technology has made communication faster and more convenient, but has something important been lost along the way?</p><p>With h...
<p>Common Sense has passed away.</p><p>After years of declining health brought on by warning labels, fine print, questionable decisions, unnecessary complications, and an apparent inability to ask, “Does this actually make any sense?" Common Sense has finally left us.</p><p>In this episode of That Old(er) Guy Show, Jeff Blair conducts a tongue-in-cheek memorial service for an old and trusted friend. We’ll remember a time when people were expected to think for themselves, accept responsibility for their decisions, and occasionally figure things out without an instruction manual, an app, or a committee meeting.</p><p>It...
<p>It seems like everything needs an app these days.</p><p>Want to park your car? Download an app. Order lunch? There's an app. Adjust the thermostat, buy a ticket, get a discount, check into a hotel—or sometimes just accomplish something that used to take 30 seconds? Apparently, there's an app for that too.</p><p>In this episode of That Old(er) Guy Show, Jeff Blair takes a humorous look at our increasingly app-dependent world and asks a simple question: When does technology make life more convenient, and when does “convenience” actually make things more complicated?</p><p>From r...
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