Aug. 9, 2025

Bonus Episode-Our One Year Anniversary! (Aren't YOU Lucky?)

Bonus Episode-Our One Year Anniversary! (Aren't YOU Lucky?)

🎉 Don & Gary Doin' 60: One Year of Laughs, Gripes, and Miraculous Survival 🎉 After 365 days, dozens of episodes, and only minor threats of bodily harm, Don & Gary Doin' 60 is officially one year old! These two seasoned,...

🎉 Don & Gary Doin' 60: One Year of Laughs, Gripes, and Miraculous Survival 🎉

After 365 days, dozens of episodes, and only minor threats of bodily harm, Don & Gary Doin' 60 is officially one year old! These two seasoned, semi-professional,semi- retired. semi experts in absolutely nothing have managed to keep the podcast rolling—and each other alive—for an entire year without a single felony charge. Miracles do happen.

Join Don and Gary as they continue to tackle life over 60 with the same charm, wit, and confused grumbling that made them friends in the first place. It's a podcast about aging disgracefully, laughing frequently, and occasionally remembering why they started recording in the first place.
Here’s to another year of arguing about nothing, laughing at everything, and recording it all for your listening pleasure. Still not famous. Still not sponsored. Still not dead.

Please, please, PLEASE check our website below.   Don will make Gary cry. Nobody wants to see that. (Garys and 'Ugly Crier")


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I've been doing checks that Oh my god, what it's

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our anniversary?

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I figured, I toast can you?

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Oh my god, well done, and good luck with you

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after you're done with that drink.

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Well, little side trigets water because I ran out of vodka.

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You have a surprise for us that I was really

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unaware of. What is the news?

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It is that today is our one year anniversary of

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the Don and Gary doing sixty podcasts.

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Oh my gosh, that's amazing.

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I just randomly looked at our calendar and I keep

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track of all of our episodes, and I look back

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and on the twenty ninth of July of twenty twenty four,

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you sent out a promo letting people know. And on

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the thirty first of July, which is today, a year

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ago today, the first episode went out.

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Wow, so here's to you, Don oh today.

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Thank you.

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Let me have water though for a change, it's a

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water martini, and who doesn't like a big drink exactly?

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So congratulations to us.

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just kind of commemorate it. Yeah, And you had mentioned

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the title where did it come from?

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So basically the title of our segment, our favorite segment,

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ain't nobody got time for that? Yes, so I thought

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it might be nice for you.

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To share that story about where you got that inspiration.

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That saying was made famous by a woman who is

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interviewed on the note news. I don't know what town

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was a local town where there was a fire and

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she happened to be, you know, stand by witness. She

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was a neighbor and they asked her. She's talking about

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different things about how all she want to do is

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get a pop, and then she ran arouse with a

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lot of shoes because there was a fire's unexpected. I mean,

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that's a very scary, traumatic event. But by interviewing her,

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she kind of took all the scariness out of it.

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It was just crazy.

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She goes, I ain't nobody got time for that? And

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then that tagline, of course, it got circulated everywhere, social media, YouTube, everywhere.

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I just like, you know what, just let it go.

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one's saying or doing anything. So it's my turn to

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don't know what I said. It was rude, it was obnoxious.

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chance to say, what are you just not going to

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their phones with their speakerphones on and yelling? It's just

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like you said, But I think it's a great topical

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and we only talk about it when we bring guests on, right,

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because they're in this age group, and it gives them

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a time to reflect not only things about what do

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your younger self? We try and we have a couple

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of guests, one who is coming on soon, another one's

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coming on later in the month. Where at the age

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of sixty, when you think they're probably thinking about retirement

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as I am, I'm thinking I'll give myself four more years?

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our conversation at this age. But these are two people,

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two guests that are coming on separately that each one

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after sixty has reinvented.

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love this segment more than anything. Of course, you and

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time we get into this one, we actually learn more

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about the people that.

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I'm parched.

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Is there an olive in there somewhere.

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I have a ginormous martini glass in my hand, Yes,

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but sadly it only has water in it because they

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much room in that little glass.

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No, I like it good olive, like a good dirty martini.

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Okay, but you know, for FCC rules, I'm staying sober.

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So while we're at it, I thought we would shout

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out all of our previous guests for the last two seasons,

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starting with Chris Martha, who was our latest guest. Chris,

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thanks so much. And also Chris, thank you for leaving

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us a voicemail on our website, which is what we

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would really like everyone to do, so later on we're

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going to play that back so people can see how

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easily it's done. Special thank you to Tanya Tate who

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was our guest before that, Abiola Levati, Elena Calderon Cook,

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Aaron Chapman from the previous podcast and now this podcast,

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Christine Freeman who's going to be coming back to us hopefully,

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Cec Rebelly, and Jeff Ralston. There's Jamie Lizzie whose sister

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might be coming on soon which is going to be fun.

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season for us in season one. So a big thank

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you to all of you who have been on the

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podcast with you. We'd love to have you back again.

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We might start knocking on your door and we can't

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wait for you to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

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I leave comments and reviews, and.

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Leave comments and reviews, but I'm looking at you all

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of you, because some of you have not done that yet,

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and why not.

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I'll make sure that we have a little ding ding there.

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we're growing older together. The more we can share our

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experiences and share information and share ourselves with others, the

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more we can let everyone know we are not alone

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out there. If we can lighten the load and provide

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some laughs along the way or remind you we're all

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on this current road together. That's why I like to

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do this podcast. It's not just because I don't love

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seeing your lovely face. I do, and it keeps us

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in touch. But at the end of the day, we're

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trying to create this engagement and let everyone know, like

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we're all going old together. This is all the same

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path that we're on. We all have different trials and

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tribulations and also really great uptimes and reinvention times. So

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that's kind of what I'm doing it for. And I

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but why do you like to do the podcast.

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it was out of a need. It was during the

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pandemic when we started talking about it. The three of

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talking and sharing some really funny stories, some of which

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and we just had a lot of rich history. And

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away because of work. Another friend moved away because of

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family obligations, So you know, that's what happens in life.

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as it were, so it was a great opportunity to

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you know, because we are over sixty, it's that next

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maybe what we wanted to do but didn't get a chance,

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you know what, all those opportunities, all those conversations and

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bringing in acquaintances, friends who were in that same age group,

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because we all have different stories to share exactly. And

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like I said, it's talking about keeping in touch and

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then just sharing stories because I know that when I

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a lesson to be learned or something that valuable to

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be shared. So that's where I'm coming from.

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Okay, well, thank you. I appreciate that that was a question.

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I kind of curveballed into your DMS.

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I was ready and willing.

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Okay, so let's say congratulations to us, right, thank you,

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Happy anniversary our first year.

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Here's two twenty five years more of doing it.

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Oh well yeah, anyways, so happy anniversary, Gary.

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Thank you so much.

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You've been an amazing podcasting partner and a wonderful friend.

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I truly love you.

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Same Ay, I love you too, and kudos you for

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all the behind the scenes stuff that you do with

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all the research, all the editing, and the finding platform

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and putting all the videos together.

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I can't do those. I I don't have time for that.

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Now you bring the intellect and.

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The looks, well, that's true, and the talent.

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Okay, well good, so I guess we're ready to sign

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this one off. You can find us on Apple Podcasts

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and Spotify. We're on Instagram. Please come and see our

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YouTube channel at the five for pod Don and Gary

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doing sixty. We're also on Blue Sky, and we're on Facebook.

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Believe it or not, some of us old folks like

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Facebook still, so we're still on Facebook.

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I think that's everything right.

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And then our email address in case you want to

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send us a message, and you can do it through

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the website of course, but if you do it on

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your own, it's Don and Gary dooin sixty at gmail

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And one last time, one time speaking about the website,

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it is at pod page. I will put the hyperlink.

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It's so easy everyone, we really would like your engagement there.

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All you need to do is log into the pod

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page website. You can leave us a review on the

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So we're gonna start showing and sharing voicemails as they're

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We're sponsored by pod page and pod page yes, and

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so we'll we'll make sure that you see that in

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Okay, well, great, Gary, thanks so much. I really appreciate that.

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Happy anniversary again, of course, happy anniversary. Enjoy the rest

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of your cocktail.

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I'll do my best.

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I'm sure you will talk to you later. Bye. Bye,