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Join us as we discuss ‘Artists in Residence: Connecting Generations through Street Stories’ with Laura Nova, a visionary artist, activist and creative force based in NYC.


In this thought-provoking conversation with Laura Nova, we explore how Laura’s artistic vision goes beyond aesthetics – boosting health and spreading delight throughout her city and neighborhood. Delve into the extraordinary world of Laura’s inventive urban art and discover how we can all become Artists in Residence - contributing to the creation, connection and problem-solving that connects generations.


At Home With Growing Older is proud to be your host of At Home, On Air a radio hour offering connection, community and knowledge to our participants remotely. We invite you to listen and learn from this live, recorded episode of At Home, On Air with Laura Nova. 


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Artists in Residence: Connecting Generations through Street Stories | A Conversation with Laura Nova

Join us as we discuss, At Home in the City: Inviting Connections and Community in Public Space, with Walter Hood, an Oakland-based, internationally renowned landscape designer, artist, educator and MacArthur Fellow.

In this conversation with Walter Hood, we delve into the design of urban environments and opportunities for intergenerational connections. The focus of Hood’s work is the public realm and urban environments; much of his work empowers and serves marginalized communities across the country. His studio, research and a number of his projects are based in West Oakland, a neighborhood with great racial diversity and a rich history of Black culture.

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At Home in the City: Inviting Connections & Community in Public Space | A Conversation with Walter Hood

At Home in the City: Inviting Connections & Community in Public Space | A talk with Walter Hood

Join us as we discuss Healthy Cities: How our homes and neighborhoods support individual and community health across generations, with Dr. Mindy Fullilove, a renowned social psychiatrist, author, and a professor at The New School in New York.


Dr. Fullilove has dedicated her long academic career to the intricate human relationship to place and the health effects on individuals and communities resulting from displacement or uprooting. Soon to retire, Dr. Fullilove is set to stay in her long-term home and about to embark on a one-year project, excavating, cataloging and clearing collections and memorabilia accumulated by six generations.


During this podcast episode, we discuss:
~ The psychology of place
~ The role of neighborhoods in our individual health
~ Generational knowledge
~ The power of individuals to improve public places
~ Dr. Fullilove’s books, Urban Alchemy and Root Shock
~ And, being at home with growing older


At Home With Growing Older is proud to be your host of At Home, On Air a radio hour offering connection, community and knowledge to our participants remotely. We invite you to listen and learn from this live recorded episode of, At Home, On Air with Dr. Mindy Fullilove.


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Healthy Cities: How our homes and neighborhoods support individual and community health across generations | A Conversation with Dr. Mindy Fullilove

Healthy Cities: How our homes & neighborhoods support community health across generations

Join us as we discuss, At Home in the Kitchen: A Spice Box for Healthy Aging with Dr. Linda Shiue, MD, physician, chef, author, professor, founder of Thrive Kitchen, and the Director of Culinary Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco.

In this episode, Dr. Shiue discusses her work at the nexus of food and medicine and offers suggestions for establishing a conscientious diet that can enhance health, longevity, and the basic pleasure to be found in nourishing ourselves.

At Home With Growing Older is proud to be your host of At Home, On Air a radio hour offering connection, community and knowledge to our participants remotely. We invite you to listen and learn from this live, recorded episode of At Home, On Air with Dr. Linda Shiue.

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At Home in the Kitchen: A Spicebox for Healthy Aging | A Conversation with Dr. Linda Shiue

This episode of At Home, On Air features an archived conversation with Louis Tenenbaum from April of 2020, our first-ever online forum.

Louis is a leading advocate for aging in place and the founder of HomesRenewed. Hosted by Marcie Rogo, the discussion dives into Louis' journey from carpenter to a prominent figure on aging-friendly home design. They explore the evolution of the aging in place concept, the importance of making homes safer and more accessible, and the challenges of getting people to proactively modify their homes. 

Louis shares his insights on the need for incentives, the impact of COVID-19 on senior care, and practical advice for homeowners. Audience questions touch on related safety features in home design and the importance of good aesthetics in accessible designs.

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The Future of Aging at Home: Insights from Louis Tenenbaum

Join us as we discuss “Renewment” with Helen Dennis, co-founder of Project Renewment, a best-selling author, columnist, lecturer on aging and retirement.


Renewment is a made-up word; a combination of retirement and renewal. Established in 1999, Renewment is a movement of mid- to later-life career women, who are using their drive, energy and talent used in the workplace to create their next life chapters to be equal to or more fulfilling than the previous ones. The women typically meet monthly for a structured conversation, on topics such as “Who am I Without my Business Card?” and “What is Productivity Anyhow?” As women belong to the same group for anywhere from 2 to 20 years, Renewment has moved beyond the transition from work to retirement. It now supports career women through transition and change for a lifetime. The pandemic has prevented women from meeting face to face. As a result, we have launched virtual Renewment roundtables which are growing virally with waiting lists. See the LA Times best seller: Project Renewment: The First Retirement Model for Career Women and Renewment.org.


At Home With Growing Older is proud to be your host of At Home, On Air a radio hour offering connection, community and knowledge to our participants remotely. We invite you to listen and learn from this episode of At Home, On Air featuring our archived conversation with Helen Dennis from 2020 alongside our exclusive interview update from 2024.


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Renewment | A Conversation with Helen Dennis

Join us as we discuss breaking down aging and dementia stereotypes in everyday life through creative engagement with Rowena Richie, an interdisciplinary artist working with people living with neurodiversity and dementia and the co-founder of the performance and social practice group, For You.


Rowena Richie’s interactive projects engage people through art making, body dynamics and celebratory events, designing collaborations between artists and elders. This discussion explores her artistic endeavors aimed at tackling prevalent health challenges among older adults living in urban settings: social isolation and dementia. It also delves into the potential expansion of her initiatives, making us all stakeholders in mutual support and envision cities and communities that embrace this contemporary urban lifestyle.


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For You: Breaking down aging and dementia stereotypes in everyday life through creative engagement

Join us as we discuss, The Surprising Power of Everyday Spaces for Our Health and Wellbeing, with Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani, a photographer, urbanist, author, and the co-founder of Buscada, an interdisciplinary studio to promote more just cities.


In this episode, we delve into the often-overlooked impact of everyday places on our health and wellbeing. Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani’s recent book, The Cities We Need: Essential Stories of Everyday Places, highlights the crucial role that familiar spaces—ranging from supermarkets to donut shops to neighborhood parks—play in fostering connections and enhancing community health. Discover how recognizing and revitalizing these unassuming spaces can combat social isolation and cultivate stronger, healthier communities with a shared sense of purpose.


At Home With Growing Older is proud to be your host of At Home, On Air a radio hour offering connection, community and knowledge to our participants remotely. We invite you to listen and learn from this live recorded episode of, At Home, On Air with Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani.

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The Surprising Power of Everyday Spaces for Our Health and Wellbeing | A Conversation with Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani

The Surprising Power of Everyday Spaces for Our Health and Wellbeing

This episode of the At Home, On Air podcast, is an archived conversation from May 2020. In honor of Disability Pride Month, we're bringing you this engaging conversation: "Moving Toward Pride: What an Anti-Ageism Movement Can Learn from Disability Pride." 

Our guest speakers are two amazing women, each a thought leader and movement builder — Ashton Applewhite is a writer, anti-ageism expert, and author known for using compelling statistics to challenge ageist assumptions; and Tiffany Yu is a social impact entrepreneur, diversity and inclusion community builder, and disability advocate recognized for her work rebranding disability through storytelling and community building.

In this powerful conversation, Ashton and Tiffany explore the parallels between anti-ageism and disability pride movements through personal stories and professional insights, examining how both communities can learn from each other's advocacy strategies. They discuss the importance of moving beyond fear-based narratives, the challenge of "passing" in both communities, and how intersectionality shapes their experiences. The dialogue covers everything from reframing language around aging and disability to reimagining community spaces, offering insights into building more inclusive movements that celebrate rather than hide these identities.

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Help us continue bringing you meaningful conversations like this one! Subscribe to never miss an episode, share with someone who'd love this discussion, or make a donation to keep these important dialogues free and accessible. Ready to join our next LIVE episode? Learn more and register at: www.athomewithgrowingolder.org. 

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Moving Toward Pride: What an Anti-Ageism Movement Can Learn from Disability Pride

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