Aging Unmasked

On this episode of Aging Unmasked, Charlie talks all about aging and love. He interviews Anne Weisbrod about the Hebrew Home at Riverdale's G-Date program. He speaks with Brian LeBlanc and Maureen Rulison about dating with dementia, and he connects with Deborah Royster of Seabury Resources for Aging about a personal story about her mother finding love later in life.

On a very special episode of Aging Unmasked, Charlie is joined by Tracey Gendron (VCU), Kirsten Jacobs, and Mia Mullen to talk about ageism and how to fight it. Resources discussed in this episode: leadingage.org/ageism https://oldschool.info/ learninghub.leadingage.org

Majd Alwan, senior vice president of technology and executive director of the LeadingAge Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST) sits down with Charlie to discuss tech trends among older adults. Joe Velderman from Provinet also discusses the changing bandwidth needs of residents in older adult communities.

Welcome back to season 2 of Aging Unmasked. In this episode, we explore a full spectrum of fitness with author Fred Bartlit (https://strongpath.com/), Vitalize 360 coaches and participants (Susan Flashner-Fineman, Chris Young, and Elaine Seidenberg) at Orchard Cove, and Adriana Winters at Knollwood.

Aging Umasked is a new podcast from LeadingAge where we normalize, humanize, and unmask taboos and aging. For our the 2nd part of our fifth episode on embracing LGBT older adults, we speak with Tim Johnston (sageusa.org), a group from Aldersgate (https://www.aldersgateccrc.com/), Tara Bahrampour (https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/tara-bahrampour/?utm_term=.b431030124e7), and Vassar Byrd (https://www.rosevilla.org/about/). Subscribe to Aging Unmasked on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Stitcher. If you liked what you heard, share our show with a friend. Aging Unmasked is produced by Charlie Visconage. Special thanks to Kevin Bradley, Amanda Marr, and Gene Mitchell. Our music was generously donated by Matt Chaconas. You can hear more from him at @shiningseconds.