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Hosted by Joe Lambert · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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My podcast is about getting older and sharing stories, and the ways in which technology will impact this work in the near future. On it you’ll hear a mix of conversations with authorities and experts in a range of fields, conversations with reports from my own experimentation with new apps, bots and tools.You should listen if you are interested in the future of getting older and the stories we will have to tell.
Joe Lambert hosts ElderWare: Story Work and Aging in the mid-21st Century, a technology show with 24 episodes published.
My guest is Xanthe Golenko, an Australian researcher, practitioner, and now storytelling facilitator based in France. Xanthe came to this work through an unlikely path — nine years as a professional dancer, a detour into
Dr. Pia Kontos is a senior scientist at the KITE Research Institute at the University of Toronto, and her life's work is challenging the idea that dementia means the self is gone. Drawing on embodiment theory, she argues
Dr. Pia Kontos is a senior scientist at the KITE Research Institute at the University of Toronto, and her life's work is challenging the idea that dementia means the self is gone. Drawing on embodiment theory, she argues
Kinde Nebeker is a rites of passage guide based in Castle Valley, Utah — out near Moab, which is about as magic a piece of geography as this earth has to offer. She trained in transpersonal psychology at Naropa Universit
Lindsay Beagley is the Senior Director of Lifelong University Engagement at Arizona State University, and she's been quietly dismantling that model from the inside. Her work centers on Mirabella at ASU — a continuing car
Lindsay Beagley is the Senior Director of Lifelong University Engagement at Arizona State University, and she's been quietly dismantling that model from the inside. Her work centers on Mirabella at ASU — a continuing car
Anne Basting is a writer, artist and advocate for the power of creativity to change lives and transform systems. She is Emerita Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and Founder of the award-winni
e were promised that social media would make life richer, more connected, more humane. And sometimes it has. But many older adults have also experienced something else: platforms that feel harder over time, feeds driftin
Just Joe looking back on the Elderware's first 14 weeks of interviews and articles.
Stormy and I talk about care and technology—the uses and misuses of AI already threading through clinics and living rooms. Predictive systems help with patterns and logistics; generative systems promise companionship and
I speak with my old friend Wayne Goodrich— once upon a time, the quiet maestro behind the spectacle of Steve Jobs onstage. We go way back—to the Joe’s Digital Diner days in San Francisco, but for more than two decades ac
Tim teaches at a small theological school in Ohio where his classroom spills into fields and wetlands. He helped launch a campus farm that feeds the dining hall and a 150-family CSA, tying soil to spirit, dinner to digni
Jim Winship is a long time friend of StoryCenter. He spent several decades at the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater teaching social work and building bridges between campus and community. He was deeply impacted by his w
Sara Orem has been practicing an answer in community for a long while. She came to teaching through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute—OLLI for the initiated—after a late-life doctorate just shy of sixty, proof that c
Dr. Tricia Jenkins, has been doing digital storytelling with older adults for over a decade, co-running this organization called Digitales. Digitales has trained hundreds of facilitators across Europe. But what really ge
Today's episode is a talk with Mark Silver—social worker, longtime co-coordinator of the Wellbeing Clinic for Older Adults at Swinburne, and one of the steady hands shaping intergenerational story work in Australia. Mark
Mary Ann Schultz has spent 50 years in nursing—from her start as a staff nurse in Youngstown to leadership roles in university hospitals and a department chairship at Cal State San Bernardino—and in her encore career she
today I'm talking with Gary Glazner, founder and executive director of the Alzheimer's Poetry Project. Gary has spent over 25 years developing and teaching a revolutionary approach to working with people living with deme
We have reached the point now where discussing the use of companion bots in support of aging adults is no longer science fiction, but a burgeoning billion dollar industry. The ethics of machines acting as support personn
Dr. Janet Ferguson spent nearly a decade as Executive Director of the Lifelong Learning Centre in Bermuda, and continues to work with groups like the National Museum of Bermuda and others, and extends her work around the
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