Holiday Gift Ideas on a Budget
Nana and Hilary discuss how to find great gifts for less, handmade holidays, and how to have a great time on a budget. Don't buy Nana See's candy!!
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90-something Nana Miriam and her 20-something granddaughter Hilary will schmooze, recap current events, and bridge the generation gap.Tune in for stories, memories, lessons, and the best 30 minutes of your week!
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Post-election Blues, and/or Elation?
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Siblings, Birth Order, and Family Roles
My sister is moving back to LA! What does this mean for my family life as I know it? Who knows! Nana has lots of antecdotes about her brother Hank, an...
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Oprah had Christina Applegate talk about her breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, and Nana wanted to discuss this important issue that affects all o...
Why Women Should Vote
Nana discusses the women's suffrage movement and describes some facts from that era that we have since forgotten. We talk about the importance of the ...
Black Monday, and Economic Uncertainty
We've spoken about the Great Depression, but how does Nana feel about this current financial situation? Yesterday Merrill Lynch sold itself to B of A ...