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If You Are Feeling Too Old to Travel, Say Hello to Slow Travel

By Elizabeth Dunkel July 11, 2018

I hadn’t been to Europe in many years, so I spontaneously decided to ‘dash’ across the pond with my carry-on and explore some new cities and countries…

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How to Feel Visible and Vibrant After 60 in 5 Easy Steps

By Susan "Honey" Good July 04, 2018

I’ve shared the story before about how, several years ago, I hosted a small group of women – all over 60 – at my home and was shocked to discover that many of them felt that, with age, they had become ‘invisible.’ Read More

Do You Miss the Elegant and Personal Touch of Long Ago?

By Darlene Corbett June 27, 2018

In the summer of 1981, I was living in Boston and participating in a summer placement during graduate school. One morning, I happened to turn on the television, and lo and behold: the wedding of Diana and Charles was happening at that moment! Read More

5 Ways to Enjoy a Unique Love Affair with Italy

By Margaret Manning June 26, 2018

Living in Switzerland gives me easy access to France, Germany, Austria and Lichtenstein. But it is my proximity to Italy that has enabled a love affair that grows with every visit. Read More

What’s All This Fuss About Pink Salt? Exploring the Health Benefits of Himalayan Sea Salt

By Susan Belding June 26, 2018

Four billion years ago, in the Punjab region of Pakistan, a great Primal Sea existed. As the planet shifted and changed, the sea dried up, leaving behind pockets of salt crystals. Read More

How to Find Love After 60 – Senior Dating Tips from a Professional Coach

By Sixty and Me June 24, 2018

Relationships can be tough at any age, but finding love when we are mature is a stumbling block for many. Join us in discussion with dating coach Lisa Copeland, who is here to share some valuable tips. Enjoy the show! Read More

From Ape to Angel – Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of 2001: A Space Odyssey

By Dave Price June 18, 2018

Even after 50 years of astonished viewing, the meaning of 2001: A Space Odyssey remains open to discussion. Read More

Love to Travel? Why Getting Sick Overseas Is Sometimes the Best Adventure

By Julia Hubbel June 16, 2018

I lay on the comfortable bed in the dark, listening to the birds outside. Most of the time I was sleeping. Read More

Don’t Let Dehydration Ruin Your Summer Fun!

By Joy Stephenson-Laws June 05, 2018

For those of us living in the United States, Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer. Warmer weather has arrived, the days are longer, the grandkids are out of school, the pools get uncovered, and cook-outs are the order of the day. Read More

Advice for Aspiring Older Entrepreneurs: Every Day Is Groundhog Day

By Delia Lloyd June 03, 2018

The writer and artist Austin Kleon has a great tip for how to stay creative: “Remind yourself that ‘Every Day is Groundhog Day.’” Read More