Rolling Rogans’ ART OF AGING

Welcome to the Rolling Rogans’ ART OF AGING, where Amy and Joe Rogan—a resilient husband & wife duo—roll with GenX through midlife challenges, caregiving for aging family, and the balancing act of life with humor and heart. With our adaptable vanlife past, Joe - the wacky cartoon spirit questions everything with a unique perspective, while Amy - the thoughtful organizer and technical mind brings ideas to life. Each week, we share our own looney experiences, chat with inspiring guests and experts, and hear your stories about the balancing act of self-growth and self-care amid caregiving for Baby Boomer parents and others. Expect practical ideas, curious exploration, joyful moments, raw honesty, and supportive laughs as we offer forward thinking perspectives on navigating the hills of the golden years. Subscribe now to embrace aging with creativity, kindness, and care. (And yes, that is his real name—not that othe

Rolling Rogans’ ART OF AGING is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 35 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Rolling Rogans’ ART OF AGING, a society show with 35 episodes published.

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  Episode #34

  Dementia Delusions: What Mom Says vs What Mom Actually Does

  Aug 18, 202625 min

  Amy and Joe of the Rolling Rogans follow up on earlier plans as they prepare to take Joe’s mom on vacation while continuing full-time caregiving. We discuss recent changes in her condition—tremors, increased sleep, vocal outbursts—and our worries about mobility, medications, and reliance on therapeutic gummies. The episode blends candid caregiver fatigue, dark humor, and practical concerns about respite, family help, and aging-in-place decisions. ❤️ Support the show: BuyMeACoffee.com/RollingRogans for one time donations and monthly subscriptions. Thank you for your support! Website: RollingRogans.com

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  Episode #33

  Caregiving Isolation: How Important Is It To Visit Friends

  Aug 11, 202620 min

  In this episode the Rolling Rogans share the emotional impact of their long-time friend Nick flying in to visit while they care for Joe's mom. Between fishing, lake-side relaxation, and a trip to Silver Springs, his visit brought joy, practical help, and rare social connection. The hosts reflect on caregiving isolation, how visitors can meaningfully support caregivers, and encourage listeners to check on friends who provide care — offering simple ways to help like visiting, bringing meals, or watching the person for a short time. ❤️ Support the show: BuyMeACoffee.com/RollingRogans for one time donations and monthly subscriptions. Thank you for your support! Website: RollingRogans.com

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  Episode #32

  How AI Helps Mom with Dementia - Baby Boomer vs. Bots

  Aug 4, 202622 min

  In this episode, Amy and Joe sit down with Joe's Mom to talk about how she uses AI—Echo/Alexa, Grok (called Eve), and other voice assistants—to help with recipes, daily tasks, health questions, and emotional support, giving her more confidence and independence. The conversation emphasizes the balance between technology and human connection, encouraging listeners to explore AI as a valuable tool in their lives. We also cover generational patience with technology, gardening and creativity, funny moments and optimism about future helpers, and how AI can complement (but not replace) medical advice. ❤️ Support the show: BuyMeACoffee.com/RollingRogans for one time donations and monthly subscriptions. Thank you for your support! Website: RollingRogans.com

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  Episode #31

  Change Is Vital to the Art of Aging: AI, Cartoons, and Conspiracy

  Jul 28, 202628 min

  Can you follow us down this looney rabbit hole of creativity? We riff on animation—from Looney Tunes and Japanese anime to modern Western cartoons—then dive into how AI is reshaping art and careers and why embracing change is part of the "art of aging." The stakes are high: as AI transforms the animation landscape, understanding these changes is crucial for artists and fans alike. If we ignore these shifts, we risk losing the vibrancy and emotional depth that animation and art brings to our lives. This episode offers a thought-provoking look at the intersection of art, technology, and the human experience, urging listeners to question their own realities. ❤️ Support the show: BuyMeACoffee.com/RollingRogans for one time donations and monthly subscriptions. Thank you for your support! Website: RollingRogans.com

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  Episode #30

  Moving In with Mom: Creating Personal Space as Caregivers

  Jul 21, 202635 min

  Two weeks after moving in to help Joe’s mom, the Rolling Rogans share a follow-up on caregiving life: navigating dementia-driven behaviors, creating safe personal space (an art room), adjusting sleep arrangements, and managing household upgrades. We discuss setting boundaries, preserving our relationship, building routines that balance mom’s needs with our own self-care (diet, exercise, medical plans), and practical fixes like lift chairs, air conditioning, and planning for backup power. Takeaways: -The importance of personal space in caregiving. -Self-care is essential for caregivers. -Creating routines helps manage caregiving responsibilities. -Finding balance between routine and spontaneity is key. -Communication is vital in partnerships. -Caregiving can lead to personal growth. -Future planning is important for sustainability. ❤️ Support the show: BuyMeACoffee.com/RollingRogans for one time donations and monthly subscriptions. Thank you for your support! Website: RollingRogans.com

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