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Hosted by Sally Chivers · society · EN
Don't panic! It's just aging. At Wrinkle Radio, the stories we tell about aging matter. We don't fight aging, but we do fight the forces that make aging worse for some people than for others. We fight the forces that tell us that we need to grow old in a certain way. We fight the forces that tell us we have to fear aging. Join host Dr. Sally Chivers as we learn and celebrate along the way.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDon't panic! It's just aging. At Wrinkle Radio, the stories we tell about aging matter. We don't fight aging, but we do fight the forces that make aging worse for some people than for others. We fight the forces that tell us that we need to grow old in a certain way.
Wrinkle Radio is hosted by Sally Chivers. The show has published 19 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Back To School!" (7 July 2026, 30 minutes), "Hot Flashes & Brain Frog" (7 May 2026, 37 minutes), and "That's the limit!" (27 January 2026, 39 minutes).
Wrinkle Radio publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Wrinkle Radio is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Wrinkle Radio requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Wrinkle Radio's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Wrinkle Radio are Family & Social Services and Health & Wellness Services. Wrinkle Radio has a society audience.
Sally Chivers hosts Wrinkle Radio, a society podcast with 19 episodes published.
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Episode #19
Intergenerational can be little more than a buzzword slapped onto feel-good, one-and-done programming, but meaningful intergenerationality can change how we live and thrive. In this episode of Wrinkle Radio , host Dr...
Episode #18
Menopause gets funny, furious, and deeply honest, sometimes all in the same sentence.<br /><br />Dr. Sally Chivers talks with poet and professor Susan Holbrook about Steamy: A Menopause Symptomology, her raucous...
Episode #17
What happens when care becomes too much? In this episode, Professor <b>Janna Klostermann</b> talks about her new book At the Limits of Care. She tells host Dr. <b>Sally Chivers</b> what she learned from women who’ve...
Episode #16
Cree social worker and scholar Deborah Young shows how the stories we tell about aging matter. She describes beading circles as sites for activism and community. By beading, her university students learn about...
Episode #15
Algorithms don't have to be ageist, but they often are. They influence financial decisions, insurance, and healthcare systems. They can amplify misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation. Potentially helpful or...
Episode #14
What does it mean to age in a digital world? In this episode, Professor Kim Sawchuk challenges the assumption that older adults are hesitant users of digital technology. She tells host Professor Sally Chivers about the...
Episode #13
How did Botox go from terrifying neurotoxin to casual cosmetic treatment? What does that mean for how we think of signs of aging on our bodies? In this episode, host Professor Sally Chivers talks about her evolving...
Episode #12
Why should we get friendly with death? Dying is inevitably, if ironically, part of life. How can we better support each other, and ourselves, through grief? Death-friendly communities would combine the potential behind...
Episode #11
Sixty years ago, The Beatles played to screaming throngs on the Ed Sullivan show. Their youthful optimism offered a new blueprint for the future to Boomer kids crowded around their television sets. Since then, Professor...
Episode #10
Organic gardening, vegan diets, natural childbirth, the peace movement … OK, boomers, you’d never know it from meme-land, but we have a lot to thank you for. How has the first generation to grow up with rock music as...
Episode #9
Joy is possible, even more likely, as we age. But can joy really be a cultivated in nursing home life and work? Why should we take care home joy seriously? In this episode, Professor Susan Braedley explains how the...
Episode #8
Nursing homes are fast becoming the haunted houses of our era. But Professor Susan Braedley sees the potential for nursing homes to be vital public services where people want to live, work, and even play. She talks to...
Episode #7
Someone you love is diagnosed with dementia. Or you are. Do you know where to get good information? Do you know who to ask?<br /><br />Host Professor Sally Chivers sits down with Professor Nicole Dalmer to get some...
When you think of tech for older adults, what comes to mind? What you just pictured says as much about the world you live in and attitudes towards aging as it does about how technology might create better lives for all...
Would you rather have the sex you had when you were 18, or still enjoy sex at 80? How did Viagra change the meaning of aging? Learn about andropause, clitoral insufficiency syndrome, and other maladies made up to market...
Episode #4
What if we started from the knowledge that, no matter what, we will die? And that if we're lucky, we'll grow old first? How would that change how we live? How would that change our politics? <br /><br />Professor Albert...
Episode #3
Where do you want to live as you grow older? That’s a question for you, whether you’re 9 or 99. In this episode, we put aging in place, with the help of literature and the imagination.<br /><br />Host Sally Chivers and...
Episode #2
What scares you about aging? We can’t fight the forces that make us fear aging until we take a closer look at what they are. In this episode, age panic and what we can start to do about it. <br /><br />Host Sally...
Episode #1
Lisa LaFlamme just might have gotten fired for it. Dana Capell resisted it, even during the pandemic. Andrea Charise shaved her head to do it boldly. I hoped it would bring some respect. What gray hair says about us and...
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