Episode 177 – Janet Elsbach: Caring, Connecting & Building Community One Dish At A Time
Janet Elsbach was raised by people who did a lot of cooking, but she didn’t go to professional cooking school. A home cook inspired by seasonal food, the cravings of those she loves to feed and the idea of bringing people together at the table, Janet...Episode 167: The Best Seven Years of My Life
George and Carol Shannon were on their last night of vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico when Carol had a stroke. A day later, in a hospital back in their hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, a million questions went through George’s mind. He was still working....Episode 164 – Kalisha Bonds: African Americans and Dementia
Much of the research on dementia in the United States has overlooked African Americans, but the prevalence of dementia in this population is more widespread than you might think. PhD candidate Kalisha Bonds is doing a deep dive into the subject as a student at Oregon...Episode 163 – When Caregiving Is Rejected: A Mother and Her Son’s MS
Wanting to care for your child is a basic instinct for most mothers. All the more so when that child has a chronic condition, like the son of today’s guest—a Wisconsin mother who asked that we not use her last name. Carol’s adult son has Multiple Sclerosis (MS), but...Scattered
Scattered: My Year As An Accidental Caregiver is available in paperback and eBook at
Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.
