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Feedbag with Nat Lauzon

Nat Lauzon

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/20j. Total Éps: 28

A fun and cozy midlife podcast for grown-ass humans! Relationships, real life, and the quirky stuff that makes us who we are.

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Episode 23:Dating in Midlife: Younger Men, Red Flags & Dating Mistakes (PART 1)

Saison 1

jeudi 1 octobre 2026 • Durée 29:57

Dating in midlife is a whole different game. 😂

In this episode of Feedbag, I sit down with my pal MF to talk about what it’s REALLY like to be dating in your 40s and 50s - from dating apps and terrible profiles to love bombing, red flags, chemistry, sex, age gaps, kids, and some seriously WTF dating stories.

Apparently knowing what you want in midlife does NOT mean everyone else got the memo. 🚩

We talk about what actually matters when you’re dating in midlife, why a detailed dating profile is a good thing, the dating red flags that are an automatic NO, whether you really need instant chemistry, why getting physical too quickly can complicate things, and what it’s like trying to find a genuine relationship as a grown-ass adult.

If you’re single and dating in your 40s or 50s, getting back into the dating pool after a long relationship, or just trying to figure out what the hell is going on with modern dating, this one is for you.

Dating in midlife. Dating apps. Red flags. Chemistry. Sex. Relationships. And a whole lot of WTF.

In this episode:

0:51 — Introduction to Midlife Dating

1:18 — Dating in our 20s vs now

4:16 — Profile Essentials for Men

6:54 — Dating Age Gaps

8:22 — Dating Younger Men

11:48 — Honesty and Vulnerability in Dating

12:40 — Expectations After a Date

12:47 — The Role of Physical Intimacy

14:55 — Building Chemistry Over Time

19:40 — Identifying Red Flags in Dating

21:14 — Red Flags in Dating

23:53 — Would You Rather

If you're navigating dating, relationships, single life, or just trying to understand WTF is happening out there, you're in the right place.

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FEEDBAG PODCAST

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🎙️ Hosted by Nat Lauzon

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Episode 22: Things Gen X Did That Kids Today Will NEVER Understand

Saison 1 · Épisode 22

jeudi 17 septembre 2026 • Durée 18:53

Things GEN X Did That Kids Today Will NEVER Understand

What was it like growing up before smartphones, streaming, and social media? In this episode of Feedbag, Nat and Rupert take a hilarious dive into Gen X nostalgia and the childhood experiences kids today will never understand - from recording mixtapes off the radio to navigating landline phone etiquette.

We break down how technology completely transformed our daily lives, from the Friday night ritual of browsing video stores to the lost art of remembering your best friend's phone number.

In this episode, we cover:

Why nobody rings doorbells anymore and how landline phones shaped 80s/90s social lives
Making mixtapes off the radio and hearing music there first
The lost ritual of video rental stores and what was actually behind the beaded curtain
Appointment TV, waiting a whole week for episodes, and the dreaded "To Be Continued..."
Growing up without smartphones and why doing embarrassing things was better before cameras were everywhere

Drop a comment below: What’s one childhood memory you miss that kids today wouldn’t understand?

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00:00 - Gen X Memories Kids Today Will Never Understand

Episode 21: Bed Rails, Butts & Bird Rage

Saison 1

jeudi 3 septembre 2026 • Durée 21:32

Feedbag: Bed Rails, Butts & Bird Rage

This week on Feedbag, we’re back from a little getaway to Prince Edward County - and the conversation immediately turns to Gen X midlife - sleep disorders, bed rails, farts, packing disasters, questionable fatherly advice, and bird-related rage.

Rupert tells the terrifying story of acting out a dream in his sleep, resulting in a very real collision with his nightstand, a trip to the hospital, and the installation of toddler bed rails on a king-size bed.

Nat talks about the realities of midlife sleep: night sweats, blackout curtains, body pillows, fans, AC, mouth guards—and the sheer amount of equipment required just to get through the night.

Then things take a decidedly less medical turn as we discuss farting, famous family farts, the mysterious physics of farting while sitting down, and the unforgettable moment when Nat’s fart apparently sounded like a cat.

We also get into the art of packing for vacation, why the car is basically the suitcase, and the extremely British packing advice Rupert received from his dad - including one memorable question about condoms.

And finally, we discover the one thing that can transform sweet, tolerant Nat into an absolutely furious person: someone confidently misidentifying a bird.

Plus: guitars in the bedroom, Facebook as the new old-people platform, MySpace nostalgia, and plenty of nonsense along the way.

In this episode:

Gen X and the realities of midlife
The Prince Edward County getaway

Episode 20: Gen X Problems: Distracting Balls & Mystery Keys

jeudi 6 août 2026 • Durée 16:24

Welcome to Feedbag! The Gen X podcast where we laugh about middle age, relationships, nostalgia, and the weird little things that make life ridiculous.

In this episode:

Why Rupert suddenly needs a pillow on his lap
Does every Gen Xer have a giant keychain full of mystery keys?
Am I the Asshole? Should you leave a movie to walk your partner to the bathroom?
Our reviews of The Dink and Obsession
Why movie characters should tie their hair back when they play sports
Leaky roofs, Snuggies, and other randos
Plus, we're giving away a $100 Artizan Clothing gift card!

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0:37 Gonad Distractions

1:55 Nat’s Ridiculous Key Situation

3:38 Am I The Asshole Question

10:48 Obsession and The Dink Reviews

15:25 Artizan Giveaway

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podcast, humor, relationships, Gen X, movies, stories, banter, comedy, everyday life, discussion

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Episode 19 with Pay Chen: A Lasting Gen X Friendship

Saison 1

jeudi 2 juillet 2026 • Durée 30:05

Pay Chen: Why Gen X Friendships Last | TV Careers, AI & Growing Up Analog

In this episode, I'm hanging out with broadcaster and longtime friend Pay Chen for a wide-ranging conversation about what it means to grow up Gen X - and stay friends for decades.

We talk about Pay's life in Canadian television and the changing landscape of media and freelancing. Pay shares what it was like building a TV career in the early 2000s, how the industry has shifted, and what it means to navigate work now in an AI-driven creative world.

We reflect on more than 30 years of friendship, what keeps people connected through different cities, careers, and life stages, and why Gen X friendships hit differently. From university days in residence, to basement apartments, fax machines, and early careers in media, this episode is a nostalgic look at a generation that grew up just before the internet changed everything.

We also get honest about:

Redefining success in your 40s and beyond
The reality of freelance creative work
What AI is already changing in media and content creation
Why working with good people matters more than titles or money
And yes… a very memorable basement apartment story

This is a conversation about friendship, aging, work, and what actually matters when you’ve been in the industry long enough to see everything change.

Episode 18: 80s Road Trips Were Insane

Saison 1

jeudi 18 juin 2026 • Durée 20:20

This week on Feedbag, we’re heading straight back to the 1980s - when family road trips meant paper maps, packed station wagons, early morning departures, and absolutely zero GPS.

We’re talking about the chaos and charm of 80s road trips: hot vinyl seats, cassette tapes on repeat, kids rolling around in the back of the car, and parents who somehow kept it all together (barely).

Before iPhones, before in-car screens, before “Are we there yet?” could be answered by a tablet - there was just the open road, a highlighted map, and a lot of trust in Dad’s questionable navigation system.

It’s nostalgic, funny, and a little shocking by today’s standards - but also kind of magical in a way we don’t really experience anymore.

We’re getting into:

Station wagons and the legendary “backseat zone”
Paper maps vs GPS panic
Leaving at 5:30am for reasons no one questioned
Road trip snacks, cassette tapes, and sibling fights
Why getting lost was just part of the adventure
What we miss (and definitely don’t miss) about 80s travel

If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, this one will hit you right in the memory bank. If you didn’t… you’re about to find out how different travel used to be.

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💬 Please don't forget to comment - we love reading your thoughts!

CHAPTERS:
| 0:00 | Introduction
| 0:32 | Road Trips to Maine |
| 1:03 | Dad's Trunk Packing System || 2:07 | The Driving Outfit || 4:18 | Navigation Panic || 5:20 | Life in the Station Wagon || 7:00 | "You Smoke, You Freeze" || 9:05 | The Great Map Hunt || 11:59 | 80s Road Trip Music || 14:35 | Nat's Most HATED road trip song || 16:42 | Car Games || 18:47 | Giveaway & Outro |

Bonus Episode: Rupert vs The Wasp

jeudi 11 juin 2026 • Durée 05:51

It's Wasp Warfare!

In this snack-sized BONUS episode, Rupert regales us with a tale of his epic battle with a wasp. Who won? You'll have to check it out!

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Episode 17: Disappointing Marlene, Viewer Mail & Too Fat for Science

Saison 1

jeudi 4 juin 2026 • Durée 28:55

Join Nat and Rupert as they share a memorable Costco encounter, a VR adventure, and Storytime with Rupert about being too fat for science. This episode is packed with humor, personal anecdotes, and insights into everyday life mishaps.

Chapters:

02:24 Unexpected Costco Trip

10:52 Viewer Mail

20:31 Black Mirror Experience

28:25 Story Time with Rupert - Science Experiment

Black Mirror Experience - https://theblackmirrorexperience.com

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comedy, stories, Costco, VR, wasps, personal anecdotes, humor, everyday life, storytelling, entertainment

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Episode 16: Why Gen X Refuses To Age Sitting Down

Saison 1

jeudi 21 mai 2026 • Durée 18:17

In this episode, Nat and Suzanne discuss fitness in their 50s - sharing their personal journeys, achievements, and practical tips for staying active and healthy. They emphasize that you don't need to be an expert to start moving and highlight the importance of strength, functional movement, and diet adjustments for longevity and reducing pain.

Chapters

0:00 - Introduction and Friendship Origins

2:10 - Fitness Journeys: Different Paths, Same Goal

7:48 - The Importance of Strength Training in Midlife

12:03 - Diet Changes and Their Impact on Health

13:13 - Bloat, Constipation & Butthole Clenchers

16:08 - Embracing Personal Health Choices

18:14 - Navigating Injuries and Recovery

20:11 - The Importance of Weight Training

22:38 - Overcoming Gym Intimidation

25:42 - Building Healthy Habits

31:55 - The Wellness Habit that Made the Biggest Difference

33:24 - Suzanne's Fave Date Dessert

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midlife fitness, health, wellness, strength training, functional movement, diet, osteoporosis, active lifestyle, women health, aging gracefully

Episode 15: Understanding the Highly Sensitive Person

Saison 1 · Épisode 15

jeudi 7 mai 2026 • Durée 23:33

In this episode, Nat and Rupert explore the concept of the Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) - sharing personal stories, insights, and practical tips on understanding and managing sensitivity. Take the HSP test with them to see how you score!

Discover how HSP traits influence relationships, daily life, and self-care, and learn how to leverage this trait as a superpower!

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HSP, Highly Sensitive Person, sensitivity, self-care, relationships, Elaine Aaron, emotional awareness, neurodiversity, mental health, personal growth

Chapters

00:00 Understanding HSP: The Basics

02:20 The HSP Test

06:20 Nat's HSP signs

08:05 Navigating Life as an HSP

12:23 HSP Children

13:38 A Great HSP Date Idea for Nat

18:03 Positives of Being HSP

19:01 The Strengths of Being HSP

23:16 Sensation Seeking and Personality Traits

23:27 NEWCHAPTER

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