Gray Hair Dave's New Venture: Boomer Podcasters
In this episode of 5 Minutes with Gray Hair Dave, Dave discusses his new venture, Boomer Podcasters, aimed at helping boomers, Gen Xers, and Gen Ys start their own podcasts at an affordable price. He shares his goal of transitioning from working for someone else to working for himself full-time and emphasizes the importance of planning when starting a business. Tune in to hear Dave's insights on entrepreneurship and his journey towards financial independence.
[00:01:03] Starting a Boomer Podcasters program.
[00:06:32] TV Shows in 1981.
[00:11:17] Gray-haired Dave's wisdom.
Gray Hair Dave announced in a recent podcast episode that he is launching a new program called Boomer Podcasters. This initiative is designed to assist individuals, particularly boomers, Gen Xers, and even Gen Ys, who are interested in starting their own podcasts. Dave stressed the importance of affordability for this service, with potential add-ons in the future. His primary goal is not to generate significant profits but to transition from full-time employment to working for himself.
Dave underscored the significance of thorough planning when establishing a business, including consulting with an accountant, determining the business structure (LLC, C-corp, S-corp, or sole proprietorship), setting up separate bank accounts, and obtaining necessary tax identification numbers. He expressed his enthusiasm for the program and its potential reception among aspiring podcasters.
Through the launch of Boomer Podcasters, Gray Hair Dave is not only sharing his podcasting expertise but also creating a platform for older generations to delve into the podcasting realm. This endeavor reflects his dedication to assisting others and supporting individuals in pursuing their podcasting aspirations. With Boomer Podcasters, Dave aims to empower individuals to share their stories, knowledge, and experiences through podcasting, enriching the diversity of the podcasting landscape.
In 1981, television was dominated by a variety of popular TV shows that captivated audiences nationwide. Shows like "Dallas," the top-rated TV show in 1981, left viewers eagerly awaiting the resolution to the question, "Who shot J.R.?" This mystery storyline kept viewers engaged and on the edge of their seats.
"60 Minutes," a news program known for its investigative journalism and in-depth reporting, was another highly-rated show in 1981, providing viewers with informative and thought-provoking content.
"The Jeffersons," a sitcom depicting a successful African American family's move to the east side, resonated with audiences by showcasing themes of success and social mobility.
"Three's Company," a comedic series revolving around roommates and misunderstandings, offered viewers laughter and entertainment with its comedic situations and quirky characters.
Other popular TV shows in 1981 included "The Dukes of Hazzard," an action-packed series featuring car chases and adventures, and "Too Close for Comfort," a light-hearted comedy.
The diverse range of TV shows in 1981 catered to various tastes, offering viewers a mix of drama, comedy, and news programming while reflecting the cultural and social landscape of the time.
Gray Hair Dave stresses the importance of sharing his podcast with individuals unfamiliar with podcasts. He encourages listeners to introduce his show to those who may not know how to access or listen to podcasts. By spreading the word about his podcast, Gray Hair Dave aims to reach a broader audience and provide valuable content to more people. He believes that everyone can benefit from listening to his show, whether for entertainment, information, or simply to hear his wisdom and anecdotes. By sharing his podcast with others, listeners can help expand the community engaging with Gray Hair Dave's content and potentially introduce new listeners to the podcasting world.
00:01:36 - "I'm here to make a little bit of extra money and start retirement from the actual go-to-work person and be that go-to-work-for-myself person full-time."
00:06:32 - "But what TV shows were you watching? I mean, let's be honest."
00:07:24-00:07:35 - "they're moving on up to the east side."
00:10:56-00:11:07 - "I believe everybody should be listening to Dave."
