Flloyd Kennedy
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A coming-of-age, slice of life, audio fiction comedy with a difference. Our ageing heroine shares senior moments, family relationships and adventures—entertaining and a wee bit provocative. In Season 6 some ancient Greek deities choose her to 'save the planet' - if she only knew what her superpower was. Written, performed and produced by Aussie-born, Liverpool-based actress, singer-songwriter and performance poet Flloyd Kennedy with guest performers on 3 continents. Please support the podcast - you can subscribe at Patreon.com/amIoldyet.★★★★★ "This is delightful storytelling from Flloyd Kennedy. Gentle but deceptively sharp; underestimate the characters populating this podcast at your own pe…
English tea and an emergency-room vigil: your kind of comedy if life refuses to pick a lane.
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A cancelled lift, a lunch detour, and a tea-room correction turn into dry domestic comedy.
Am I Old Yet? turns a cancelled lift, a lunch detour, and a tea-room correction into the sort of small social friction it handles well. The humor comes from everyday obligations curdling into annoyance, then catching on one more literal-minded correction or awkward exchange.
A hospital limbo that gets its humor from manners, uncertainty, and quiet panic.
Helen stays boxed into a white, sealed-off headspace, talking herself through boredom, disbelief, and the possibility that she may already be dead. The tree she wants to see gives the piece a spare tenderness that keeps the silence from feeling empty.
A missing Helen episode that turns overlapping voices and emergency chaos into a tightly wound serial chapter.
Am I Old Yet? Season 12, episode two, moves fast once Helen goes missing on a walk in South London. The comedy comes from the noise of people trying to manage a mess while talking over one another, and from Helen still holding onto her bearings as the situation gets harder to…
A sourdough class becomes a gently awkward lesson in group dynamics.
Baked Off Live, Laugh, Loaves turns an online sourdough class into a neatly awkward group exercise, with Margo, Caro, Juliana, Duncan, Rosemary, and Freddie all getting pulled into the basics of bacteria, yeast, and keeping a starter alive.
A hospital farce that keeps its nerve while family ties and identities wobble.
Set almost entirely in the hospital waiting room, this finale keeps Helen unconscious while John, Janie, and Susie wait on scan results and try to keep pace with a weekend rush and a steady stream of relatives.
A cafe reunion turns into a tidy scramble of coffee, lunch plans, and first aid.
Return of the Bread builds its charm from a cafe reunion that starts with coffee and lunch plans, then folds into first-aid panic when Ilsa hurts herself.
A missing-person concern and an approaching funeral turn practical chatter into dry, steady comedy.
Am I Old Yet? keeps Helen caught between worry and routine: Prashani has disappeared, and Nana Madeline's funeral sits close enough to shape the day. Its strength is the plain work of calling around, checking hospitals, making a list, and deciding when to go to the police.
A coma, a hospital search, and tea-fueled awkwardness keep the episode tightly wound.
Helen's coma gives the episode its backbone: she is in an emergency ward, the staff are trying to figure out who she is, and Janie is looking for her with help from neighbor Jennifer.
Joe Rogan's marathon one-on-one talks, from UFC judging debates to Bob Lazar's UFO claims.
Bateman, Hayes, and Arnett riff, then talk shop with guests like Adam Sandler.
Peter Sagal leads NPR's live news quiz, pairing celebrity guests with listener call-in games.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Am I Old Yet?
Helen deals with a rude customer at her cafe while mixing up lunch plans with her daughter Janie, leading to discussions about ageing, memory, and the controversial Dr.
Helen and her neighbor Jennifer decide to welcome the new Ukrainian refugee family in their building, facing xenophobia from another neighbor.
In this crossover comedy episode, characters from two podcasts meet at a South London cafe for a sourdough baking class reunion.
Helen and Susie organize a protest to stop Parks and Gardens from removing plants grown for homeless ex-soldier Mike, leading to a confrontation that reveals a misunderstanding—Aubrey from Parks and Gardens was actually helping treat the plants.
Helen navigates senior life with humor, receiving help from neighbor Jennifer and catching up with old friend Joey about cultural differences and technology woes.
Helen deals with the peaceful passing of Nana while supporting Jennifer, and simultaneously helps investigate the disappearance of a young friend named Prashani.
Flloyd Kennedy presents a bonus episode featuring a poetic 'origin story' inspired by her granddaughter's painting, exploring themes of cosmic creation, perfection, and imperfection through a whale's journey in the void.
The Season 12 finale of Am I Old Yet?
Helen and Susie travel to Peckham to investigate the disappearance of Prashani by searching Kiara's belongings at Mary's house.
Helen's granddaughter Susie apologizes for missing a meeting and introduces her mentor Ciara, who leads a group focused on saving the planet.
In this Halloween-themed bonus episode, the host narrates a horror story critiquing human short-sightedness, environmental destruction, and the folly of space colonization as an escape, blending dark themes with personal reflections and podcast promotions.
In this comedy audio drama episode, Janie and Susie worry about their mother Helen, who is missing in Greece, leading to family tensions and miscommunications.
In this bonus episode, host Flloyd Kennedy promotes 'The Perfect Sentence,' an audio fiction concept album by Jeff Van Driesen about a man grieving his friend Jimmy's death by searching for a perfect sentence.
Helen and Kiara's mother Mary meet with Susie in a cafe to discuss Susie's doubts about climate activist Kiara.
“What Would Helen Do?” opens Season 11 of Am I Old Yet?
In the season finale, Susie reveals she left her publishing job after being made redundant by her friend Joey to focus on writing, leading to a new cafe job and family discussions about her creative struggles and career choices.
This episode serves as an introduction to the podcast Alpha 8, featuring its first episode 'The Arrival'.
Helen lies unconscious in a hospital after a collision, drifting between flashbacks of her past and the present-day hospital drama where staff work through a long night shift.
Helen and Susie investigate Prashani's disappearance, learning from her former employer Mrs.
In “Busted,” episode three of season 11 of Am I Old Yet?, Helen Doherty waits at the Cheese Shop Cafe in South Morton for Susie and Janie.
Hera takes her mortal friend Helen on an instant trip to Greece, where they climb to the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion, share insights on aging and power, and navigate humorous interactions with tourists and Greek gods.
Helen is in a coma.
Helen is still unconscious.
Helen navigates a chaotic day filled with family calls, political rants, and generational clashes, all while a secret dinner invitation hints at bigger changes.
After Helen goes missing in South London, she is found unconscious after an accident involving an electric scooter.
A Parks and Gardens official calls fruit pots beside homeless people a possible public nuisance.