Episode 190 – Nancy Picard: Caregiving in a Crisis
Like many adult children, psychologist Nancy Picard is determined to prevent her aging parents from contracting Covid-19. But Nancy and her parents live in separate states. So she’s in daily communication with them, and has wired up their house with cameras...Episode 189 – Eugenia Zukerman: Like Falling Through a Cloud
Renowned flutist Eugenia Zukerman has performed in concerts and recitals all over the world. She was the artistic director of Colorado’s Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival for 13 years, and the arts correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning for over 25 years. And...Episode 188 – Jason Resendez: LatinosAgainstAlzheimer’s
Growing up in Alice, Texas, Jason Resendez didn’t have any experience with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. But more recently dementia has started to become an issue in his family. Now the issue has come full circle: as Executive...Episode 187 – Leslie Gray Streeter: Black Widow
Veteran writer Leslie Gray Streeter established a loyal readership through her Palm Beach Post column, “That Girl.” Now a general entertainment columnist at the Post, her writing for the newspaper began in the early 2000s and eventually included mentions...Medication Overload: Time For An Action Plan
In the last two decades the number of people age 65 or older who are taking five or more medications has increased 300 percent. A problem that is much bigger than America’s opioid crisis, the scope and impact of over-prescribing in older adults is detailed in...Scattered
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