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Middle Age Muchacho

Middle Age Muchacho

By: Billy Ramirez
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Middle Age Muchacho is a podcast about what happens when you hit your 40s and realize you’re still figuring it all out. Hosted by Billy Ramirez, former music journalist, digital marketer, and standup comic, the show explores aging, reinvention, and all the weird, uncomfortable, and unexpectedly funny ways we grow in midlife. Each episode features candid conversations with creatives, friends, and curious minds about identity, creativity, mental health, and getting out of your comfort zone. Midlife crisis? Nah, midlife curiosity.

Billy Ramirez 2025
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  • Songs, Snoopy, and the Stories That Shape Us – with Sean Mendelson

    Songs, Snoopy, and the Stories That Shape Us – with Sean Mendelson
    Jul 22 2025

    What do Charles Schulz, composting, and kid-friendly indie rock have in common? Sean Mendelson. In this debut episode of Middle Age Muchacho, Billy Ramirez reconnects with his former Mirror Image bandmate to reflect on music, meaning, and the people who shape our paths. Sean shares how he built Sean’s Music Factory, collaborated with the Peanuts franchise, and turned his passion for teaching and environmentalism into a joyful mission. Together, they honor their late bandmates, Dino Scoppettone and Lisa Trevorrow, and explore how creativity helps us grow, heal, and stay connected across years, miles, and memories.

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    • Sean's Music Factory
    • Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Inc.
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    1 hr and 14 mins

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