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The Grannies bridges generations through candid, funny, and moving stories from real grandmothers—hosted by Adesewa Josh, award-winning international journalist, and bestselling author, Jane Isay.
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Season One Rewind: The Four Episodes You Couldn't Stop Listening To (opens the original)
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We just wrapped Season One of the Grannies podcast. And before we start planning Season Two, we wanted to stop and ask a simple question: what did you, our listeners, actually respond to? So we pulled the numbers — ratings, downloads, streams, all of it. And four episodes rose straight to the top. Today we're counting them down, and Jane's going to help us understand why each one landed the way it did
Rewired with Sheila Solomon: The benefits and challenges of an analog childhood and a fully digital adulthood (opens the original)
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Exploring the stories of the generation that lived fully analog childhoods and digital adulthoods, this episode dives into their unique challenges and humanity as they navigate a tech-driven world. Join hosts Adesewa Josh & Jane Isay with guest Sheila Solomon as they unpack what the world owes this resilient generation. Featuring deep storytelling and personal stories on technology, aging, and survival.
Sibling Rivalry, Resentment, and the Bonds That Last (opens the original)
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Still Keeping Score? For most of us, sibling rivalry never really ends. It just goes underground. It hardens into estrangement, softens into resigned love, or sits quietly in the room every time the family gathers. In this episode of The Grannies, Adesewa Josh and Jane Isay go there — the unspoken competitions, the wounds that never closed, the grief of watching a sibling die before something was resolved between you. They also go global: the eldest child who never signed the contract they were
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