The holiday season is now long gone and many people have a list of goals and resolutions, which generally speaking, doesn’t get fulfilled. This week’s episode of Booms Day Prepping will talk about what do Baby Boomers think about New Year’s Resolutions, how to face new life’s journey and challenges, and some good ideas how to transition into a brand new year of aging for Baby Boomers. Visit http://boomsdayprepping.com to listen to more #podcast episode about the life of baby boomers - active aging, health care, and retirement plans.

In this episode, our panel of Baby Boomers talk about their personal thoughts about spirituality, Christmas and how they spend the holiday season. According to Dr Drew, our resident gerontologist, Baby Boomers get to a stage where the question sits more around the meaning of life, what is life meaning to a person, why are Baby Boomers particularly more or identified as moving towards these thinking patterns as that we get older and in general he believes it's because when looking at the psychotherapy aspect, is because of life change and transition. Our resident marriage educator Amanda Lambros shares “So I think in some ways, spirituality, death and thinking that you're going to die really does catapult people into thinking like “Is there a higher being? Do I look within myself? Am I going to do one of those Eat, Pray, Love spiritual journey is where I just kind of go and find myself?” And I think that's that's why I bring it back to like people have the answers within their own heads, I don't think it's weird, I don't think it's abnormal, it's not pathological like “Oh you hear a voice in your head.” Chances are, you're hearing your own voice in your head to say “Take the reins and actually go and do something.” Various topics concerning Baby Boomers discussed at http://boomsdayprepping.com such as self-reflection, meditation, spirituality and activities to be explored during the holiday season.

In all stages of our lives, we are faced with questions concerning our relationships, marriage, death and birth. Baby Boomers deal with issues pertaining to this subject as they transition to retirement or their third stage of life. Communication, according to our regular panelists, is among the major keys in addressing relationship issues, death as well as welcoming birth in a Boomer’s social circle. Dr Drew Dwyer, our resident gerontologist goes on to saying “Just the relationships are tough and they're difficult and you really have to slap yourself up the face and check yourself often and be considerate and then phase yourself and as you get into Boomer stages.” Catch our hosts Wayne Bucklar and Dr Drew Dwyer open the discussion with our regular panelists Amanda Lambros and Bron Williams on another controversial yet relatable topic.

Three-quarters of our lives are being spent on work, that is why a lot of people view retirement as a transition to freedom. But what happens to you on a day-to-day basis when you have transitioned into retirement? How do you fulfill the rest of your life? What are your expectations of retirement? What to do when your expectations are not met? Visit http://boomsdayprepping.com for more podcast episodes about baby boomers, ageing, and retirement.

Incontinence is often an embarrassing problem that affects many baby boomers. It is the lack of voluntary control over urination and/or defecation. The severity of a person's incontinence ranges from occasionally leaking urine to having a sudden, strong urge to urinate and you don't get to a toilet in time. In this Boomsday Prepping episode, Baby Boomers talk about their experiences and struggles with incontinence and how they face it as they age. For more Boomsday Prepping episode, visit boomsdayprepping.com.

This week’s episode of our baby boomer show is all about the healthcare crisis in Australia - particularly in the aged care sector and people with disabilities. The Royal Commission is being called to look at the quality of care provided in residential and home aged care to older Australians. It will also cover the challenges of providing quality care to young Australians with disabilities living in residential aged care settings. Our panelists - Wayne Bucklar, Dr. Drew Dwyer, Bronwyn Williams, Brian Hiselwood, and Amanda Lambros - are here to voice out their concerns and opinions on the rising issues concerning the Royal Commission and the aged care system.

Being a generation that never really wanted to accept the status quo, Baby Boomers intend to recreate and redo everything in our world - including the concept of ageing and retirement. In this episode, our panelists headed by Dr. Drew Dwyer talks about how they would like to redefine retirement - baby boomer style. Visit http://boomsdayprepping.com to listen to more #podcast episode about the life of baby boomers - active ageing, health care, and retirement plans.

Sex is a powerful emotional experience. It’s a tool for improving the personal health and well-being of not only the young, sexy, active people but also of the aging population. In this episode, our topic is all about sex - the sexual health, sexual identity, sexual behaviour, sexual dysfunctions and issues of men and women beyond 50 years old.

How much money do you need to have a comfortable retirement? Bring out your retirement planners and calculator because this episode will be all about money, super, and old age pension.

Baby Boomers, being raised by the Silent Generation, were taught socially and environmentally not to have discussions about politics. In this episode, our panelists discuss their voice when it comes to politics and why they must hold on to their right to vote.