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The HIP Senior Podcast
The HIP 'Dababyboomers' are Down with Ageless Antics
Season 2
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In this engaging episode of TheHIPSenior Podcast, host Marianne Bailey sits down with Beth and Cheryl of Dababyboomers, two dynamic seniors who have been friends for decades. The pair reminisce about their first meeting as 23-year-old dancers, finding an instant connection and frequently crossing paths at auditions and events. Their shared love for dance and performance has been a cornerstone of their long-lasting friendship, and they reveal how their journey together has led to a fulfilling life in the entertainment industry.
As advocates for staying active and embracing lifelong learning, Beth and Cheryl emphasize the importance of trying new things, from exercise routines and dance styles to mastering new technology. Their thirst for knowledge and enthusiasm for new experiences has helped them stay relevant and engaged in their careers. They share stories of their continued success in the acting world, with roles in both social media productions and on-screen appearances in TV and film.
In addition to their professional pursuits, Beth and Cheryl discuss the fascinating world of TikTok and its diverse content. They explain how they enjoy exploring different facets of the platform, finding entertainment and educational value in various areas. The duo encourage listeners to dive into the app, highlighting its potential to connect people across generations and promote creativity.
Finally, the conversation turns to the importance of acceptance and inclusivity, regardless of age. Beth and Cheryl urge others to appreciate the unique perspectives and contributions of individuals from all walks of life. They emphasize that embracing diversity and fostering understanding can lead to a richer, more rewarding existence for everyone. Don't miss this inspiring episode, packed with insights and anecdotes from two trailblazing seniors who continue to defy expectations and break boundaries.
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