Episode 92: Coming Of Age In Aging America
Veteran documentary filmmaker Christine Herbes-Sommers talks about her new film for PBS, which explores how longer life expectancy is transforming small town Norcross, Georgia and the big city of Atlanta plus older populations in Europe, China and Japan. From...Episode 77: Here For You
Jaime Estremera-Fitzgerald is a CEO on a mission. As head of South Florida’s Area Agency on Aging, known locally as Your Aging and Disability Resource Center, he leads a team dedicated to serving seniors, adults with disabilities and the people who care for them. In...Episode 76: A Single Man
75-year-old Dan Hall talks strategy: as an aging, single gay man and as Treasurer of the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council, which advocates locally on behalf of LGBT individuals of all ages. Formerly married to a woman, Dan also talks about his relationship with...Episode 6: It Takes a Village
By the year 2030, one in five Americans will be age 65 or older. Meeting their needs will be no easy feat, but one organization is making it easier for seniors to age in place: Arlington Neighborhood Village. ANV is a bottom-up model of community living with a...Scattered
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