Embracing Aging

Aging used to be perceived as a time of physical frailty, mental decline, and eventual placement in a nursing home.
That perception is no longer valid. Today, we are viewing the elderly as capable, independent, and vital. What was once a time of loss and limitation is now considered a time of opportunity and the older adult population is a growing resource in our society.
The narrative is being changed from disease and disability to a view that old age is probably the best stage of life, with endless opportunities.

The 100 Year Lifestyle: How to Live a Long and Healthy Life
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The 100 Year Lifestyle: How to Live a Long and Healthy Life This Living to 100 Club Podcast invites as its guest Dr. Eric Plasker, chiropractor, educator, and author of…

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Discover Your Purpose: The Courage to Come Out of Retirement
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Discover Your Purpose: The Courage to Come Out of Retirement This Living to 100 Club Podcast invites as its guest George Jerjian, who shares his insights about embracing later life.…

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Three Lessons Seniors Can Pick Up from Volunteering
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Three Lessons Seniors Can Pick Up from Volunteering Guest Author, Jessica Dawn Older adults are in the perfect position to volunteer. For one, they have more free time on their…

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David Frost
Lessons for Longevity: Investing in Your Physical Well being
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This Living to 100 Club podcast highlights the lessons for longevity and strategies for maintaining healthy lifestyles. Learn about a KABOOMER wellness plan from our guest, Dave Frost, to make…

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Jami Shapiro and Bryan Devore
Help for Seniors Transitioning to a New Home
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Help for Seniors Transitioning to a New Home This Living to 100 Club podcast invites two guests who work closely with seniors facing a move from their home to another…

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What We Know about Aging Well: 5 Tips for Older Adults Living Alone
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Many researchers anticipate that the number of people in their 80s and 90s living alone will dramatically increase in the next 20 years. The Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies notes that…

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Margit Novack
The Second Half of Life: Re-visioning our Future with Margit Novack
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What opportunities are there in the second half of life? Margit Novack is the guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast. She is the author of Squint: Re-visioning the…

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Kari Mitchell
Defying Limitations: How to Make Our Second Half the Better Half!
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This Living to 100 Club podcast guest is T. Kari Mitchell. Kari has embarked on an empowerment journey that focuses on defying the limitations that come with advancing age. In…

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Sara Zeff Geber
No Children or Living Alone: The Unique “Solo Aging” Challenges
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Our guest for this podcast is Dr. Sara Zeff Geber. Sara is an author, certified retirement coach, and professional speaker on retirement and aging. This conversation explores the world of…

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Martin Pazzani
Brain Health: Can Older Adults Build Better Brain Fitness?
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Our guest for this episode is Martin Pazzani. Our conversation explores the breakthroughs in exercise technology that help older adults maintain brain health. We discuss the ways that exercise stimulates…

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Kimberly Spencer
Overcoming Adversity by Cheering on Your Challenges
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On this podcast, Kimberly Spencer shares her story of how she managed to overcome challenges in her personal and business life and eliminate self-sabotaging behaviors. From here, she tells us…

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Mark Ryall
Stopping the Aging Process: Do the Benefits of Genetic Engineering Outweigh the Risks?
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The guest for this podcast is Mark Ryall, an author who has written a sci-fi novel about reversing aging through genetic engineering. The title of Mark’s book is Age-Decoded: They…

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