Episode 156 – Journalist Paula Span on The New Old Age
Veteran journalist Paula Span has had personal experience with many of the issues explored in her twice-monthly column for The New York Times, “The New Old Age”—the only dedicated real estate at the Times that talks about aging issues and caregiving. On the show,...Episode 150: Aging in Place with Designer Dale Miller
Nine months after she helped move her parents from New York to Florida, Certified Aging in Place Specialist Dale Miller learned her mother had a brain tumor. A lifelong New Yorker, Dale pulled up stakes and moved to Florida too, relocating herself and her business as...Episode 137 – Dear Max: Dr. Maxine Borowsky Junge
80-year-old Dr. Maxine Borowsky Junge explains why she co-wrote “Dear Myra, Dear Max: A Conversation on Aging” with her friend and colleague Dr. Myra Levick, who at age 93 now lives in an independent living community in South Florida while Max lives alone on Whidbey...Episode 104: The Eternal Flame
78-year-old Rosemary Otto is a self-taught, outsider artist whose work is both a form of creative expression and has helped in her recovery from mental illness. Born in Germany to an American mother and German father, Rosemary now lives in the house where she was...Scattered
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