Specifically for Seniors - A New Direction

Dan and I chat about ChatGPT, AI uses and abuses, the future of AI, what it can and cannot do, benefits for seniors. Dan wrote three books using Chat GPT and tells how and why. Dan introduces an app for grandparents that uses AI to create bedtime stories. It's available for iPhone on the App store - the app is called Tall Tales - Bedtime Stories.

Jane Caro - author, novelist, social commentator, award winning columnist, broadcaster, documentary maker, TEDX speaker, feminist and self-proclaimed troublemaker speaks out on the issues of ageism, feminism and sexism, topics close to heart. And then she and I talk about America's issues with abortion legislation and guns and how we appear to the rest of the world.

Dr. Giannobile and I discuss the importance of dentistry as an integral part of overall health and the integration with physicians as part of the healthcare team. We talk about the Harvard School of Dental Medicine and the training that students receive that differs from other dental schools. Dr. Giannobile and I then address specific needs of senior adults and the problems dentists can encounter when dealing with older adults. We also chat about what the future holds for dentistry.

Marty and I discuss all aspects of a senior move whether they are managing the move for themselves or for aging parents. We talk about the psychological and physical moving process including downsizing, organizing and the actual move itself. We discuss the extra problems when a member of the move has dementia or a physical infirmity. Marty clarifies the role or a move management company. For those who are wishing to age-in-place, Marty presents tips on how to safety-proof and organize for convenience. Whether you planning a move yourself or helping another in their move, this podcast will make things easier.

This is the story of three remarkable women - a 79 year old champion weight lifter and body builder, an 88 year old holder of the Guinness Book of World Records for the oldest working female comedian and a 103 year old blue ribbon prize winnng baker.  Each woman has a different story to tell but each will serve as an inspiration and will share their secrets for a long, health and active life.   So sit back, relax, and get ready to be inspired by the wisdom and resilience of these incredible women. We promise you will have some laughs and come away with a new prespective of what being older than 75 really means. Despite their ages, these women continue to challenge stereotypes about age, break multiple ageism tropes, and prove that it's never too late to pursue one's passions, achieve one's dreams and live life to the fullest.

Whether you are an older adult looking to stay active and independent or simply interested in learning more about balance, mobilty and fall prevention, this is the podcast for you. Dr. Rose discusses  the importance of fall prevention  and balance assessment and training as part of a broader overall fitness regime. She has developed a program that provides a multidimensional approach to the assessment and treatment of balance-related problems called the Fallproof Balance and mobility Program. And provides some special information for senior adults who are considering taking up pickleball.      Subscribe to the podcast and be notified when new podcasts drop, contests and special live events.  Talk Just For Us

Dr. Andrew Budson, a professor of neurology specializing in memory disorders, and Dr. Elizabeth Kensinger, a psychology and neuroscience chair, dive into the captivating world of memory. They shed light on how memories form, why we forget, and the differences between normal age-related memory changes and Alzheimer's. The duo offers practical tips to enhance memory, such as the importance of sleep, a healthy diet, and engaging in cognitive activities. They also discuss their innovative FOUR strategy for improving memory retention, making this a must-listen for anyone looking to boost their memory skills.

Natalie Dattilo, PhD is a clinical psychologist who treats patients with depression. Her treatment approach is based on wellness science. We chat about mental health in general and specifically about the importance of playfulness and laughter in our daily lives. Natlie and I discuss the scientific effects of laughter both spontaneous and self-initiated laughing and why we older adults should dismiss the ageist trope "We must act our age" and include play in our daily routines.

Sebastian and I talk about his mission to teach photo artistry and to urge participants to live a photo artistic life. What is it all about? Listen to Sebastian as he talks about the joy he gets when he sees his students succesfully create art. 

Brett Johnson holds the distinction of being the only guest on the podcast who has ever been on the U.S. Most Wanted List.  He was convicted of 39 felonies, sentenced to more than 7 years in prison, escaped and built the first cybercrime community known as Shadowcrew, a precursor to today's dark web.  The United States Secret Service called him "The Original Internet Godfather." Brett found redemption and is today one of the leading authorities on cybercrime, identity theft, and cybersecurity on the planet. He works to protect us, as he likes to say, from the person he used to be. Brett discusses his criminal past and how and why he now works to protect us.  Brett and I discuss online crimes and scams and how to protect yourself.  This is one podcast you literally cannot afford to miss. AARP Fraud Watch - 877-908-3360