Hosted by Going Older · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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A podcast about aging, from the perspectives of two generations. Father and daughter, Pat Going and Amy Going Haworth, team up for "Going Older". Navigating the process of aging comes with challenges, joys, and important decisions. Separated by 30 years, father and daughter bring the conversations they're having together into a more public space with the goal to help others normalize the emotions, benefit from information, and share resources.
Going Older hosts Going OIder, a society show with 24 episodes published.
As we reach the end of our podcast journey, we take a moment to reflect on the incredible experiences and insights we’ve shared over the past three years. The Going Older podcast has not only been a platform for discussi
In this episode, Gen Z's perspective on tech is represented by Amy's son, Nolan. A Baby Boomer, Gen X-er, and Gen Z talk about how technology is shaping our lived experience and where it's headed next. www.GoingOlder.com
It's a podcast reunion with Chrissie Ammann, Director of Sales and Marketing for Aberdeen Ridge. Chrissie was our first podcast guest and she returns two years later with updates on the latest trends in senior living. Fr
Aging in place expert, Phil Stafford, offers practical home modifications based on his decades-long experience advising home owners on what they can do to enhance safety at home to accommodate mobility and balance change
Multi-generational classrooms means better learning for everyone AND many universities are offering 55+ adults steep tuition discounts. What does your heart desire to learn? Resources: Age Friendly University Global: See
Jenn Flaum, Executive Director of HeartLight Center (a non-profit that offers grief and loss support and education) walks us through the personal, unique, non-linear grieving process. She also offers wisdom for how we ca
Part 2 of our conversation with Katherine Wells whose own experience caring for her aging parents led her to innovate using technology to connect care teams and caregivers in new and exciting ways. In Part 2, we continue
When Katherine Wells was caring for her aging parents she noticed that while caregivers were amazing people, the disconnects between different caregivers, policies, and environments were creating challenges making it har
From downsizing to insights on the current real estate market, sisters and real estate agents Kim Kingston and Kelly Hromadka share their perspective and wisdom (and decades of experience). There's something for every ge
Three Goings, one episode. "Uncle Jim" offers his expertise in how those on Medicare can navigate the coverage gap. 00:00: Introduction and Background03:10: Understanding Medicare07:26: Coverage and Flexibility11:42: Add
Join us as we explore the concept of senior living and the different levels of care available in continuing care communities. As well, dive into human motivation around certainty and control and how these dimensions infl
Nicole Loughlin from Florida law firm, Loughlin Law P.A. (https://loughlinlawpa.com/) simplifies the why and how of estate planning including wills, trusts, guardianships, and living documents (living wills, durable powe
Dr. Tiffani Huckels, Pharm.D, is The Herb Doctor (www.theeherbdoc.com). She is an herbalist with a background in pharmacy, she helps her clients take a holistic approach to health. In this episode, she talks with us abou
Mary Jane Fitts, SVP of Marketing for Greystone, has spent decades thinking about what is coming next in senior living. In this episodes she shares trends, how technology is shaping the experience of senior living, and d
Pastor Fawn Mikel joins us to examine the path of spirituality and faith as we age. With judgement-free wisdom, Pastor Fawn opens her decades of observations and love for people of all generations who contemplate the rol
We're coming back for Season 2. The Going duo will be diving in to topics including faith & aging, trends in senior living, estate planning, and new ideas in integrated health and well-being. We look forward to resuming
Jane Woloson, Executive Director at Aberdeen Ridge (and dementia practitioner and dementia practitioner trainer), joined us to share her insights and experience caring for people with memory loss and dementia. Her storie
We are joined by Dr. Patrick Coll, geriatrician and professor of family medicine at the University of Connecticut and Medical Director for Senior Health across the UConn Health System. No matter what your age, this episo
In a relationship that lasts decades, where the dynamic shifts so deeply, it's easy to think we know each other. But how well do parents and adult children actually know each other? In this episode, we test our knowledge
We've heard it for years: exercise with a friend. But why? In this week's episode, we dig into research reported in a March 2023 Washington Post article that points to reduced cognitive impairment (especially in older ag
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