Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with sword swallower, author, professional speaker, and founder of Circus Kaput, Joshua Routh. Joshua is one of fewer than 100 sword swallowers in the world—an extraordinary entertainer who has captivated audiences globally. A graduate of the San […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with Co-Founder and CEO of Stamina Lab, Glen Lubbert. Based in Austin, Glen leads a science-backed platform focused on behavior change for health, wellness, and performance. Through coaching, tools, and training programs, Stamina Lab helps professionals improve […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with acupuncturist, yoga enthusiast, speaker, and author Connie Warden. Connie is a lifelong explorer of human potential, holding a Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine and bringing over 40 years of experience as a yoga student and more […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with clinical master hypnotist William Schuhlein. Bill helps clients uncover and work through subconscious patterns that often go unnoticed—but can deeply influence behavior, habits, and emotional well-being. His work focuses on helping people overcome trauma, break free […]
I just heard some very nice news: AboutAgingPrents.com has been honored by Feedstop.com. We were chosen as one of the Top 100 Aging Blogs. We’re at #31. Check out this list. There are some very important blogs listed here. Caring for and managing the care of your aging loved ones is one of the most […]
In the middle of a heated argument, the instinct is almost automatic: “Just calm down” or “Let’s look at this rationally.” These phrases feel natural, even constructive. Yet time after time they land like gasoline on a fire, transforming a manageable disagreement into something louder, more personal, and far harder to repair. Anyone who has […]
There’s usually one person in the family who makes the call. Not because anyone decided it should be them. It just happened gradually — they were the one who lived closer, or had more flexibility, or simply picked up the phone first a few times and somehow became the person who always does. Now it’s […]
Robert Mueller, Donald Trump, and the Death of Decency by Mark M. Bello By now, you have heard that Robert Mueller, a decorated Marine, lifelong public servant, former FBI Director, and special prosecutor, has passed away. When Donald Trump heard the news, he posted these words: “Good, I’m glad he’s dead,” I’d like to say […]
Imagine a tense boardroom meeting stretching endlessly, draining energy without yielding solutions. Or a family meal derailed by escalating voices, all because underlying frustrations went unacknowledged. These scenarios aren’t uncommon they’re costly. They sap time, strain bonds, hinder productivity, and can even tarnish reputations. Yet, many view conflict as an unavoidable burden, letting it accumulate […]
In Episode 6 of Facing Dementia, Dr. Michelle Greenwell and Laurin Wittig explore a powerful and often overlooked aspect of healing: the need to step away from the constant mental focus on illness. When we receive a diagnosis—or even anticipate one—the mind shifts. It becomes vigilant, analytical, and hyper-focused on doing everything “right.” We research, […]
