Younger Boomer
Younger BoomerGet stress-free diversions on KC, pop culture, and the 70s & 80s, plus some “thin slices of life.” You won’t get sad stuff, life lessons, politics, or news. Importance has its place, but not here. And you’re probably in your pajamas anyway.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | youngerboomer.substack.com |
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I Never Missed a Trick, Except for These Three
In these pages I’ve many times suggested I was a headstrong, precocious youngster who never missed a trick.
The Holcomb Murders Were Too Close to Home
In November 1974 In Cold Blood first aired on broadcast TV in Kansas City. That movie had quite an impact on a certain lad with an imagination that worked overtime.1 I had already read Truman Capote’s book, which gave me the creeps, but the...
A Child Shall Try to Lead Them
I’m forever thankful the online world was not an option in the early 1970s when I was an impetuous kid with suspect judgment and a flimsy filter. By the age of twelve, many times over I’d have been blocked, muted, ratioed, sued, cancelled, ...
She Left the Neighborhood and Became a Star-Crossed Hollywood Star
In 1955 my folks bought a shotgun bungalow in Marlborough, a neighborhood in Kansas City. Through the 1970s the majority of residents there were retired or encased in working-class families with too many kids.
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As the 7th consecutive son of a 7th son, I may be full of wisdom. Many do tell me I'm "full of it." Drop by to find out for yourself.
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