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Looking After Elderly Parents at Home: 3 Danger Signs… and What to Do About Them

By Margaret Manning August 29, 2017

Do you have an elderly loved one who needs you to look after them? Are you aware which danger signs to look for in their behavior or physical state? Join us in conversation with geriatrician Dr. Leslie Kernisan who has a great list of tips to share. Enjoy the show! Read More

3 Ways Playing the Lottery Kills Your Future – We’re Old Enough to Know Better!

By Margaret Manning August 18, 2017

What’s the point of writing an article about the evils of playing the lotter for older adults? Surely, by the time we reach our 50s and 60s, we have learned that gambling is the absolute worst way to get rich. Read More

Want to Improve Your Fitness After 50? Start with Your Balance!

By Margaret Manning August 16, 2017

I’m not going to sugar-coat it – achieving a high level of physical fitness after 50 is tough. As the founder of Sixty and Me, a community of over 500,000 baby boomer women, I have seen firsthand how people our age struggle to lose weight, strengthen our bodies, get flexible and improve our physical appearance. Read More

Why is Ageism the Last Acceptable “Ism,” and What Can We Do About it?

By Margaret Manning August 14, 2017

Every time I hear a story about a woman who lost her job in her 60s, despite being a high-performer, I ask myself, “why the heck is ageism the last acceptable ism?” Why is it that almost every other group is protected (at least in theory) from discrimination, but, older adults are treated like disposable objects by companies around the world? Join Dr. Bill Thomas and I as we discuss ageism… and what to do about it. Read More

7 Ways to Feel More Confident When Practicing Yoga

By Jacqui Hook August 11, 2017

Upon stepping into her first yoga class in 15 years, my friend Robin removed her shoes, looked around and immediately wanted to slip her shoes back on and run out the door. Read More

4 Exciting Ways Society’s Concept of Aging Will Change in Our Lifetime

By Margaret Manning August 11, 2017

Society isn’t at all positive about aging. How do you keep your own attitude positive as the years go by? Join us in conversation with Dr. Bill Thomas who has some exciting views to share. Enjoy the show! Read More

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

Is Healthy Aging an Issue of Mind Over Matter?

By Margaret Manning August 10, 2017

What does healthy aging mean? What does it include? How do we make sure we are doing what we can to age healthy? Join us in conversation with geriatrician Dr. Bill Thomas who has some interesting strategies to share. Enjoy the show! Read More

Marriage Advice for Family Members: 12 Questions to Ask Before Saying “I Do”

By Stan Corey August 09, 2017

When a couple decides to get married, they are often lost in the moment and preparation for the “big event.” We have all heard about the let down when the honeymoon is over and reality sinks in. Read More

Fighting Loneliness: How Local Friends Can Become Your New Family

By Carol Marak August 08, 2017

The concept of aging alone occurred to me after helping my older parents with challenges like cleaning the house, meal preparation, shopping, driving to doctor’s appointments and medical treatments, and even managing medications. Read More