ALT the Wrinkle radio logo on a blue background with yellow and pink speech bubbles, Text that reads Episode 13: We don't need to judge anyone for getting Botox, but we do need to point out the ageism that makes people think they need to stay in line by preventing lines on their faces. Sally Chivers. A photo of a smiling woman wearing red glasses and a pink shirt

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ALT A blue square with an image of a smiling white man. The text reads Wrinkle Radio with Sally Chivers. Episode 10. My boomer status, to me, is an ethical status, and not just a generational one. We as boomers, and I feel this personally, need to use our experience and status to combat and disrupt the reckless and shortsighted politics of our time. Stephen Katz.

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ALT a square with a wrinkled mic icon and texting reading Wrinkle Radio with Sally Chivers, Episode 1, "We have to imagine that a better older age is possible and then do all the things we need to do to implement the conditions for that transformation. but without imagination, we stop exactly where we are." --Andrea Charise. There is a black and white photo of a white woman quietly smiling at the camera, wearing tortoiseshell glasses with a glorious white streak in her long curly dark hair.