Senior Citizens
Embracing Senior Citizenship
As Baby Boomers transition into their golden years, there is a wealth of opportunities and experiences that await them. This stage in life, often referred to as senior citizenship, brings with it a host of new facets to explore. In a society that’s increasingly valuing later-life adventures, Baby Boomers are redefining what it means to be a senior citizen. Despite the challenges that Aging might bring, this period offers a chance to focus on personal Growth, lifelong learning, and meaningful engagement.
Globally, the number of senior citizens is increasing rapidly. There are over 750 million people aged 65 and over worldwide, a number expected to double by 2050. Whether you’re a Baby Boomer yourself or have loved ones in this demographic, understanding the nuances of senior citizenship can provide valuable insights. From health and wellness to financial planning, from exploring new hobbies to nurturing Relationships, senior citizenship has much to offer and that is what our experts are exploring in this area of the site. Embrace the journey of aging with grace, Wisdom, and zest. After all, senior citizenship is not just about growing old; it’s about growing whole.
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This is a special replay of an episode of the REJUVENAGING with Dr. Ron Kaiser podcast that was first posted on March 7th, 2023.Oftentimes, listening to the news can be difficult. Between wars, famines, climate change, and inequality (to name a few), happenings of the world can start to seem like a …
This is a special replay of an episode of the REJUVENAGING with Dr. Ron Kaiser podcast that was first posted on March 7th, 2023.Oftentimes, listening to the news can be difficult. Between wars, famine…
This is a special replay of an episode of the REJUVENAGING with Dr. Ron Kaiser podcast that was first posted on March 7th, 2023.Oftentimes, listening to the news can be difficult. Between wars, famines, climate change, and inequality (to name a few), happenings of the world can start to seem like a never-ending cycle of unfortunate events. It can be deflating to think this way and discouraging to feel like there’s nothing that you can do about it. However, you have more power and influence than you may think, and the spark to light the flame of change could be as simple as… being compassio…
1. Why do seniors always carry a pencil? Because they want to draw on their years of experience!2. I told my grandpa he was aging like fine wine. He replied, 'Well, I hope I don't end up in a glass!'3. Why did the senior citizen bring a…
1. Why do seniors always carry a pencil? Because they want to draw on their years of experience!2. I told my grandpa he was aging like fine wine. He replied, …
1. Why do seniors always carry a pencil? Because they want to draw on their years of experience!2. I told my grandpa he was aging like fine wine. He replied, 'Well, I hope I don't end up in a glass!'3. Why did the senior citizen bring a ladder to the bar? Because they heard the drinks were on the house!4. Did you hear about the senior who started a health club? He called it ‘The Golden Years Gym – where you lift weights and your spirits!’5. Why don’t seniors play hide and seek? B…
Betsy Wurzel started her career as a Talk Show Host at Passionate World Talk Radio and the name of her show was Chatting with Betsy. Betsy is also is an unwavering advocate for Alzheimer's caregivers who shares her own heartfelt experiences caring for her husband, Matt Sloan. Her stories are ca…
Betsy Wurzel started her career as a Talk Show Host at Passionate World Talk Radio and the name of her show was Chatting with Betsy. Betsy is also is an unwavering advocate for Alzheimer's caregi…
Betsy Wurzel started her career as a Talk Show Host at Passionate World Talk Radio and the name of her show was Chatting with Betsy. Betsy is also is an unwavering advocate for Alzheimer's caregivers who shares her own heartfelt experiences caring for her husband, Matt Sloan. Her stories are candid and passionate and truly exemplify the transformative power of love, humor, and community in the difficult landscape of dementia care.Shifting gears, we confront the murky waters of hospice care—a field riddled with misconceptions and often misunderstood protocols. Misunderstandings about hos…
Tessa Savelkoel - PuzzleDog: Brain Games for DogsIn this delightful conversation with Tessa, based in Nova Scotia, Canada, we explore her innovative business, Puzzle Dog. Tessa shares her journey from the Netherlands to Norway, and finally settling in Canada, where she started incorporating the Dutc…
Tessa Savelkoel - PuzzleDog: Brain Games for DogsIn this delightful conversation with Tessa, based in Nova Scotia, Canada, we explore her innovative business, Puzzle Dog. Tessa shares her journey from…
Tessa Savelkoel - PuzzleDog: Brain Games for DogsIn this delightful conversation with Tessa, based in Nova Scotia, Canada, we explore her innovative business, Puzzle Dog. Tessa shares her journey from the Netherlands to Norway, and finally settling in Canada, where she started incorporating the Dutch method 'Herschenwerk' into canine mental stimulation. We dive into the benefits of mental enrichment for dogs, the differences between Herschenwerk and Ace Freework, and how to set up puzzle sessions for various needs, from adolescents to senior dogs. Tessa also highlights the importance of bondin…
What makes a nursing home one of the best? One in five U.S. nursing homes rated as “Best.” The 2025 evaluation features ratings of nearly 15,000 U.S. nursing homes. Behind those rankings that guide countless families in making life-changing decisions, there’s a blend of rigorous analysis, dedi…
What makes a nursing home one of the best? One in five U.S. nursing homes rated as “Best.” The 2025 evaluation features ratings of nearly 15,000 U.S. nursing homes. Behind those rankings that guid…
What makes a nursing home one of the best? One in five U.S. nursing homes rated as “Best.” The 2025 evaluation features ratings of nearly 15,000 U.S. nursing homes. Behind those rankings that guide countless families in making life-changing decisions, there’s a blend of rigorous analysis, dedication, and a commitment to quality care. Today, we’re pulling back the curtain on that process and diving into the story of someone who helps shape these crucial decisions. My guest is Zach Adams, a Senior Health Data Engineer at U.S. News & World Report. Zach has become a leading force, alon…
Are our schools truly preparing our children for success, or are there underlying issues hindering their progress? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the heart of the matter and explore the REAL reasons holding back our schools today. From outdated curricula to inadequate funding, we ex…
Are our schools truly preparing our children for success, or are there underlying issues hindering their progress? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the heart of the matter and explore t…
Are our schools truly preparing our children for success, or are there underlying issues hindering their progress? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the heart of the matter and explore the REAL reasons holding back our schools today. From outdated curricula to inadequate funding, we examine the complex challenges facing our education system and discuss potential solutions to get our schools back on track.Whether you're a parent, teacher, or simply a concerned citizen, this episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in shaping the future of our education system. Tune in to learn…
Retiring? Don’t drift into the lazy river. Design Your New (active and interesting) Life. Learn More _______________________ In days gone by, people used to think they were done – and headed off to retirement. Not any more. Now, the questions to ask yourself are what’s my potential for the l…
Retiring? Don’t drift into the lazy river. Design Your New (active and interesting) Life. Learn More _______________________ In days gone by, people used to think they were done – and headed off t…
Retiring? Don’t drift into the lazy river. Design Your New (active and interesting) Life. Learn More _______________________ In days gone by, people used to think they were done – and headed off to retirement. Not any more. Now, the questions to ask yourself are what’s my potential for the likely decades that lie ahead? And how can I live well – and wisely? Ben Lytle, former CEO of Anthem, and author of The Potentialist: The Pursuit of Wisdom, believes that wisdom and potential are our ideal adaptive responses for the interesting times we’re living in today. He also believes that w…
The latest episode of "Looking Forward Our Way" features an engaging discussion about the pivotal role of advisory councils in addressing the needs of older adults at the state and local levels. The episode brings together Anna Tobin and Melissa Owens, two prominent figures in the aging services sec…
The latest episode of "Looking Forward Our Way" features an engaging discussion about the pivotal role of advisory councils in addressing the needs of older adults at the state and local levels. The e…
The latest episode of "Looking Forward Our Way" features an engaging discussion about the pivotal role of advisory councils in addressing the needs of older adults at the state and local levels. The episode brings together Anna Tobin and Melissa Owens, two prominent figures in the aging services sector, to share their insights and experiences. Grant Ames, Government and Community Relations Manager at the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA), also provides valuable context about the agency's goals and operations.Anna Tobin: Role as Council MemberAnna Tobin, President of the COAAA Advisory …
Learn how a college student investigating death and dying is starting student-run Death Cafés on her campus.My guest Jenna Yeam is a senior at Duke University who is investigating what it means to die well anyhow we can help people die better. As part of her thesis she interviewed 67 dea…
Learn how a college student investigating death and dying is starting student-run Death Cafés on her campus.My guest Jenna Yeam is a senior at Duke University who is investigating what it …
Learn how a college student investigating death and dying is starting student-run Death Cafés on her campus.My guest Jenna Yeam is a senior at Duke University who is investigating what it means to die well anyhow we can help people die better. As part of her thesis she interviewed 67 death doulas to learn about the major issues that interfere with experiencing a “good death” and will publish her results in the future. She is now organizing student-run Death Cafés, called Dying with Duke, to encourage young people to have open conversations about death and dying. Learn more on …
Discover how countries around the world are rethinking aging and employment! In this episode of The HIP Senior Podcast, host Marianne Bailey explores innovative global practices that empower seniors in the workforce. From Japan’s Silver Human Resource Centers to Sweden’s mentorship programs, lea…
Discover how countries around the world are rethinking aging and employment! In this episode of The HIP Senior Podcast, host Marianne Bailey explores innovative global practices that empower seniors i…
Discover how countries around the world are rethinking aging and employment! In this episode of The HIP Senior Podcast, host Marianne Bailey explores innovative global practices that empower seniors in the workforce. From Japan’s Silver Human Resource Centers to Sweden’s mentorship programs, learn how nations are addressing ageism, fostering multigenerational collaboration, and creating opportunities for older workers. Tune in to uncover practical lessons that can inspire change in your community or business.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-hip-senior-business-edition. Host…