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3 Reasons We’re More Joyful at 60 and Beyond

By Marcia Smalley August 10, 2017

A lot is being written these days about the joy we’re finding at 60 and in the decades beyond. But is this counter-intuitive? After all, our lifetime is winding down, we’re facing a lot of endings, and our next chapters are undeniably shorter than our first. Read More

Can an Old Dog Learn New Tricks? Mysteries of the Aging Brain

By Terri Edmund April 25, 2017

One of the scariest anticipations of old age is what will happen to the mind. Will I develop Alzheimer’s or slip into dementia? Will I suffer brain damage from a stroke? Will I become a doddering old lady with nothing interesting to say? Read More

Fashion Over 50 Tips: Don’t Forget this Alternative to the Little Black Dress

By Margaret Manning February 07, 2017

Black is a color many women wear on a daily basis. What if you don’t want to wear black, though? What alternatives are there to choose from? Fashion blogger, Josephine Lalwan, talks about her choices of trending colors and how to accessorize them best. Enjoy the show! Read More

4 Tips for Choosing Fashion Accessories that Accentuate Your Personal Style

By Margaret Manning January 30, 2017

Wearing the right accessories can do wonders for reflecting one’s personality. What does ‘right’ really mean, though? Fashion blogger, Josephine Lalwan, is here today to give us some tips when shopping for fashion accessories. Enjoy the show! Read More

What Surviving the Most Expensive Fire in U.S. History Taught Me About Life

By Betty Withrow January 19, 2017

This last summer, here in Big Sur, California, we were transformed by fire. The Soberanes Fire, started by a careless camper with an illegal campfire, became the longest-burning fire in the history of Monterey County. Read More

The Truth About Lewy Body Dementia: Separating Fact from Fiction

By Margaret Manning January 19, 2017

Dementia is largely a mysterious disease. What do we really know about it and its different branches? Join us in conversation with Lori La Bey who talks about the symptoms of Lewy Body Dementia. Enjoy the show! Read More

These Alzheimer’s Support Groups Will Give You the Help You Need

By Margaret Manning January 17, 2017

Alzheimer’s and dementia can make you feel depressed, alone and socially isolated. When ‘normal’ people don’t understand your need for human contact, what do you do? Lori La Bey is here today to share some incredible information about useful social interaction resources. Enjoy the show! Read More

Can Nostalgia Really Help to Amplify Dementia Treatment?

By Margaret Manning January 15, 2017

Dementia could be quite depressing for both the person who suffers from it and those who care for them. Is there a way to bring joy into a life of deteriorating mentality? Our guest today, Lori La Bey, will share with us the importance of nostalgia and happy memories when dealing with dementia. Enjoy the show! Read More

7 Ways to Be a Great Dementia Care Partner According to Trailblazers

By Christy Turner August 01, 2016

I did my first “research” paper in 2nd grade. I chose Harriet Tubman. When I learned what one woman could accomplish against unbelievable odds, I was hooked. I devoured stories of female trailblazers, marvelling at Marie Curie, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Dr Elizabeth Blackwell. Rosa Parks, Amelia Earhart, and Malala Yousafzai have inspired me. Being a trailblazer is hard work. Read More

Does the Idea of Probate Process Freak You Out? Sharing my First-Hand Interview

By Barbara Klein April 25, 2016

At first reading, this post may seem less about quality aging and more about not aging at all (meaning dying), but it’s not a bummer. I promise. Since money and financial issues can cause us all so much stress, this is a stress-buster to offer some extra peace of mind. Read More