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Re-tired: New Tread

"Re-tired" is the podcast where your hosts, Sue & Tina talk about what life is like when we put on new tread for new adventures. Retirement isn't always what we think it is. We'll explore what it means to re-tire.

Podcast · By Sue Britz · English · Official site

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Re-tired Ep. 146: Yes! What I Just Did! (opens the original)

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    Tina and Sue meander from talk about Social Security, news overload, Scrabble, to the impact of the deaths of Dolly and Gloria. From hopelessness to hopefulness, Tina remembers to give herself a shout out! She's grabbing the lightning bolt and empowering her courage and determination. References: New York Times app 'Year of Yes' by Shondra Rhimes Sue Britz: Cohost/Producer/Director/Editor/Music & Graphics Tina Lokkbakk: Cohost, author of After the Burn & the blog "Life After Estrangement" at lif

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Re-tired Ep. 145: 'A Mother's Love Knows No Bounds' (opens the original)

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    How often do you wish you could reach out for your mom? It can hit hard for those who have lost their mothers. There's something so unquantifiable about the unconditional presence, the comfort and safety that Mom provides (if we're lucky to have it). The gals now appreciate their role they serve for their own daughters all that much more. Sue Britz: Cohost/Producer/Director/Editor/Music & Graphics Tina Lokkbakk: Cohost, author of After the Burn & the blog "Life After Estrangement" at lifeafteres

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Re-tired Ep. 144: Social Security? (opens the original)

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    Does it really provide social security? When it's a small amount to begin with, then threatened to be cut by 25%, what do you do? Metaphors fly with Sue and Tina: flea bites and pitbull attacks, rent being the cost of dinner, worker ants and worker bees, on a train or on a line! And don't get started on Lake Ontario! References: 'The Social Security fund is running out, and yet it's not a top campaign issue'; Ashley Lopez, NPR 8/28/26 CBS News Money Watch; Angelica Leicht, 8/28/26 Sue Britz: Coh

  4. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Re-tired Ep. 143: Medicare Myths, Spikes in the Road (opens the original)

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    Sue hit some spike strips on her trip to Medicare coverage, and the gals want to dispel some common misconceptions and assumptions. Most importantly, know your own specific situation. For teachers, especially single teachers, the consequences can be high. Know how marriage status can deeply effect your Medicare qualifications. Medicare is not universal, so be aware. To be clear, Sue is sharing what she experienced and learned through her own Medicare saga. She is not an expert, and strongly reco

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Re-tired Ep. 142: High Road Sharing (opens the original)

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    When it comes to Mama Bear, Tina and Sue agree on the importance of protecting their cubs, and also equipping them with skills and self worth that only healthy love can instill. Sharing children, whether youths or adults, can be very complicated and emotional for all involved. Leaning in to the wisdom that experience teaches us can help ease hurt feelings. Sue Britz: Cohost/Producer/Director/Editor/Music & Graphics Tina Lokkbakk: Cohost, author of After the Burn & the blog "Life After Estrangeme

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