On this episode of Spark: FloH club, new media literacy, and getting the old age you deserve.

• Sean Cole tries out the FloH Club, a new computer service aimed at older people
• Your Job Before the Internet: Todd Thicke and Michele Nasraway, co-executive producers of America's Funniest Videos
• Jenna McWilliams teaches new media literacy (full interview)
• Nora mentions that the Amazon Kindle is now available in Canada
• Cyrus Farivar visits UCLA for the 40th anniversary of the Internet
• Joe Coughlin from MIT's AgeLab on the future of aging (full interview)

This episode features Creative Commons music and sound effects:

• Clips from This Is Your Life Melton Berle
• "Wadidyusay?" by Zap Mama
• "eighteen pieces (soda)" by soda
• "attackoftheemorobots" by Windom Earle
• "Haliflight" by Chad Crouch
• Music from "Music for Cooking" by Podington Bear
• "Accidental Beatnik" by Coconut Monkeyrocket from Comfort Cake
• "I Hate To Think That You'll Grow Old"  (1933) by Ramona & Her Grand Piano

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