Slapdash Method

Send us a text A quick overview of what's good and bad about being retired in the Philippines. Can you live like a king there for $1000 USD a month? Um, no. Is it paradise? Again, no. But it's still worth strong consideration. Email slapdashmethod@gmail.com with questions, comments. Want to support the podcast? My email address for both PayPal (don't get spooked by the ETNA logo) and Venmo is slapdashmethod@gmail.com and I'm going to use the money to buy bourbon. Or a couple of better wireles...

Send us a text I meet Bo Diddley on a plane and things go so wrong. Email slapdashmethod@gmail.com with questions, comments. Want to support the podcast? My email address for both PayPal (don't get spooked by the ETNA logo) and Venmo is slapdashmethod@gmail.com and I'm going to use the money to buy bourbon. Or a couple of better wireless microphones. I'll decide that later. Support the show

Send us a text Yeah, me too. But I started thinking about it in 2017, and I've done quite a bit of due diligence around that goal since then. The main driver of my search for another country is economic for me; I'm looking for a place where I can live a decent life, maybe even a good life, on the limited retirement income I have available to me at this age, AND, still get the quality healthcare I need. This is a very brief overview of some of the things I know now about what countries might m...

Send us a text Brief overview of Al Hirt, the famous trumpet player from New Orleans Support the show

Send us a text I love classic cars and I've owned dozens of these kinds of cars in my life so far. I've gotten a lot of pleasure from my interest in classic cars. However, when someone (usually some old guy) starts telling you how much better cars were "back in the day", send him this link. Support the show

Send us a text The short recounting of the life-changing bizarre incident that happened to the pop singer Jimmie Rodgers in 1967. Support the show

Send us a text A chance meeting with a cat, a Citroen DS19 and a woman, all a bit unusual in their own way. It left me feeling vaguely restless. Support the show