The Good Midlife
This podcast originating in Louisville, Kentucky with hosts Jim Noland and Richard Kincheloe celebrates the joys of life as one’s 30’s are squarely in the rearview.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Should We Travel With Duct Tape? (opens the original)
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This week Jim and Richard discuss AI in podcasts, travel packing mishaps, duct tape as a restraining device, travel stop turf war updates, football picks, books, and much more. Enjoy!
A Travel Stop Turf War is Coming! (opens the original)
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This week Jim and Richard discuss his move into the new house, bad behavior by movers, Wally's (IYKYK), Wrigley Rooftops, football picks and NFL predictions, tv shows and much more. Enjoy!
College Football 2026! (opens the original)
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It's the most wonderful time of the year...football season! This week Jim and Richard are joined by Tommy Hyams to discuss the upcoming football season with predictions, win totals, Heisman picks, and more. Plus, Jim's weekly picks are back! Enjoy!
Richard is Homeless! (opens the original)
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This week Jim and Richard update Richard's home buying/selling odyssey as well as discuss Mitch McConnell, public nudity, the DMV, and much more. This episode gets a little weird. Enjoy!
We're Back, It's August, and We Have New Purchases! (opens the original)
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Summer vacation is over and Jim and Richard are back! This week its a World Cup recap, Richard's major purchase and stories from the hunt, speeding tickets, horse racing news, tv, movies and much more. Enjoy!
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