Episode #1 First Class Agers

Dr. Lior Noy (BIo below) researches Movement among other fields.
We talked with him about 
Movement and life
Learning to move
Movement and aging 
and so much more...

Dr. Lior Noy studies and practice collective creativity and improvisation. He holds a PhD in computer science from the Weizmann Institute, with a background in cognitive psychology, computational neuroscience, and robotics. He is a faculty at the school of computer science and information systems at Ono Academic College (OAC), where he teaches courses in computer science, innovation and creativity. His current research interests include the development of simple paradigms for studying collective creative exploration; the emergence of moment of togetherness in dyadic exploration and the role of secure attachment in creative interactions. 
Lior is also performer and teacher in Playback Theatre, an improvisation form based on real-life stories, and a facilitator of communication and creativity workshops in academia, with an emphasis on listening, improvisation and co-creativity. 
He was the co-founder of the Theatre Lab at Weizmann Institute (together with Uri Alon), a hub of research at the meeting point of physics, behavioral science and the performing arts.

Episode #2 Movement with Dr. Lior Noy_ First Class Agers

What makes a free person?
How much does your age have to do with this definition?
These are part of the ideas Marlene and Ido are talking about

Episode #3: Being free at your 70's and beyond. What is independence for you?

Dr. Brent Calhoun is a Veterinarian who thrives after a stroke.
He developed a unique program to help people who had strokes to thrive.
For more details about Dr. Calhoun's programs check these links:
www.tinyurl.com/Prevent-Stroke
www.linktr.ee/strokerecovery

Episode #4 _Part 1: First Class Agers Hosting Dr. Brent Calhoun

Thriving after a stroke. Dr. Calhoun is an expert trainer to thriving after stroke. 
In this episode Marlene and I are hosting Dr. Calhoun. We talk about the spirits, the way to thrive and embrace change.
For more information about thriving after stoke check out these links:
tinyurl.com/Prevent-Stroke
linktr.ee/strokerecovery

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