
<p>In this episode we are missing Lisa and Sparky.</p> <p>We talk about recent holidays some near disasters and how bad are knees are.</p>


Unfiltered Gen X and Boomers talking about the issues, challenges of our generations and hopefully inspiring more of us to feel validated.
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Recent episodes include "Episode 10 - Holidays, Disasters and Knees" (8 December 2024, 58 minutes), "Episode 9 - Lighting Gas and Nearly Dying in IKEA" (20 September 2024, 43 minutes), and "Episode 8 - Hearts, Smoking Lawn Clippings and Beer." (11 September 2024, 52 minutes).
Wrinkles and Wit publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 48 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Wrinkles and Wit is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Wrinkles and Wit requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Wrinkles and Wit's contact route on record: verified email.
Wrinkles and Wit is a society podcast with 10 episodes published.
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<p>In this episode we are missing Lisa and Sparky.</p> <p>We talk about recent holidays some near disasters and how bad are knees are.</p>

<p>We share personal anecdotes, insights into their lives, and humorous takes on serious topics, hopefully creating a relatable and engaging dialogue.</p> <p>We cover various themes including family transitions, the...

<p>This episode we are all over the place again, including medical procedures, weather, pubs, and alcohol regulations. Ian discusses his recent angiogram and the different entry points for the procedure. He also...

Episode #7
<p>This episode was dedicated to a question from one of our listeners asking us, it went something like this;</p> <p>"Have you ever regretted not saying something to someone and if so why did you tell them"</p> <p>This...

<p>This episode we continue on from last weeks chat, Ian talks about his surfing days and we introduce Sparkie and Dawn to the concept of what a Shagging Wagon was. All the talk of surfing then leads us onto water...

Episode #5
<p>In this episode we chat about the weather, coping with extreme temperatures, food production, and Sparkie does tell some jokes.</p> <p>The boys finally get a formal introduction to Barry after a confusing messenger...

Episode #4
<p>We tried twice to record this episode, due to make technical errors and internet instability making it a nightmare, hence the name.</p> <p>In this episode we talk about new body parts, we show some old photos of...

Episode #3
<p>Our conversation revolves around the experiences of menopause and its impact on relationships. The girls school us on the challenges faced by women during menopause, including mood swings, hot flushes, and changes in...

Episode #2
<p>Come and join the chaos that is us. We continue our first get together, we of course have the technical difficulties that seems to be a theme for us. We jump from heart attacks to passwords, diverting to springing a...

Episode #1
<p>Unfiltered Gen X and Boomers discussing the issues, experiences, observations and challenges of our generations.</p> <p>This podcast spans across the hemispheres some from the UK and some from Australia.</p> <p>A no...
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