
A podcast about aging, from the perspectives of two generations. Father and daughter, Pat Going and Amy Going Haworth, team up for "Going Older". Navigating the process of aging comes with challenges, joys, and important decisions. Separated by 30 years, father and daughter bring the conversations they're having together into a more public space with the goal to help others normalize the emotions,... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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As we reach the end of our podcast journey, we take a moment to reflect on the incredible experiences and insights we’ve shared over the past three years. The Going Older podcast has not only been a platform for discussing aging and transitions but a... more
In this episode, Gen Z's perspective on tech is represented by Amy's son, Nolan. A Baby Boomer, Gen X-er, and Gen Z talk about how technology is shaping our lived experience and where it's headed next.
Sponsored by:
Nobody Makes... more
It's a podcast reunion with Chrissie Ammann, Director of Sales and Marketing for Aberdeen Ridge. Chrissie was our first podcast guest and she returns two years later with updates on the latest trends in senior living. From more extensive well-being t... more
Aging in place expert, Phil Stafford, offers practical home modifications based on his decades-long experience advising home owners on what they can do to enhance safety at home to accommodate mobility and balance changes. As well, we touch on financ... more
Multi-generational classrooms means better learning for everyone AND many universities are offering 55+ adults steep tuition discounts.
What does your heart desire to learn?
Resources:
Age Friendly University Global: See which universities are age... more
Jenn Flaum, Executive Director of HeartLight Center (a non-profit that offers grief and loss support and education) walks us through the personal, unique, non-linear grieving process. She also offers wisdom for how we can support those who are grievi... more
Part 2 of our conversation with Katherine Wells whose own experience caring for her aging parents led her to innovate using technology to connect care teams and caregivers in new and exciting ways.
In Part 2, we continue the conversation about the ... more
When Katherine Wells was caring for her aging parents she noticed that while caregivers were amazing people, the disconnects between different caregivers, policies, and environments were creating challenges making it harder for everyone...especially ... more
I’m glad I came across this podcast with info about aging from several age perspectives. The conversation between father and daughter is engaging, relaxed and insightful.










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