Redefining Aging: An Intersectional Approach
In this episode of Aging For All, we welcome Glynis Boyd Hughes, an intersectional gerontologist. Glynis shares her journey into gerontology, emphasizing the importance of understanding the social drivers of health and the impact of intersectionality on aging. Our conversation explores how societal systems shape aging experiences and the need for community engagement and advocacy […]
QueenAged: Redefining Beauty and Aging
In this episode we welcome Regina Foster, a passionate gerontologist and founder of Queen Aged and Foster Senior Services. Regina shares her personal journey into gerontology, influenced by her upbringing with her grandparents and her experiences with family members living with dementia. Join us as we explore the challenges of ageism in society, the importance […]
SPECIAL EVENT: Ageism Awareness Day
In observance of Ageism Awareness Day, Aging for All hosted a live stream discussion on the topic of ageism. In this enlightening conversation, hosts Jen Yanez Pryor and Andrea Price discuss the significance of Ageism Awareness Day with Dr. Tracey Gendron. They explore the pervasive issue of ageism, its impact on society, and the importance […]
The Importance of Storytelling and Story Listening
In this episode we are joined by Narrative Gerontologist, Dr. John Countryman. Join us as we learn more about his journey from theater professor to his current role in promoting storytelling among older adults. In this discussion, discuss the therapeutic benefits of narrative work, the importance of community and lifelong learning, and the need to […]
Lives Well Lived
In this episode we are joined by filmmaker and author Sky Bergman. Join us as we learn more about Sky’s Lives Well Lived documentary and book which tell the stories of 40 unique people with a collective life experience of 3,000 years. In our discussion, we not only get a behind the screens look at […]