
Welcome to The Grey Take, the podcast that tackles the messy, complicated, and often unexpected realities of growing older—from the perspective of the adult children navigating it all. If you're having the talk with your parents about assisted living, managing their finances, or trying to convince them that Wi-Fi isn't a conspiracy, this podcast is for you. We offer real conversations, expert insi... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationSociety & Culture | |||

Bone health, osteoporosis and aging: how to stay strong, steady and independent.
Physical therapist Dr. Lisa Moore joins hosts MB and Roy to explain what osteoporosis really means, why bone density matters and how fracture prevention connects to st... more
Caregiving and aging parents: how to know when it's time to step in.
When an aging parent begins needing help with driving, living alone, home safety or daily decisions, families often face one of the hardest parts of caregiving: knowing when to st... more
Senior living and choosing the right community: what life looks like after the move.
Brookdale resident Marsha Shactor joins hosts Suzie and MB to share her firsthand experience moving from West Palm Beach, Florida to Brookdale Cushing Park in Fram... more
What if aging is not only about decline, but also about growth, wisdom, connection, adaptability and purpose?
In this episode of The Great Take, hosts Suzie and Roy talk with Dr. Kerry Burnight, a gerontologist and New York Times bestselling author... more
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I enjoyed listening to the podcast, but since switching to video it’s been too glitchy for me to continue. If they go back to audio only, I can start listening again.
I saw the title of this podcast and thought it was for me, since it said The Grey Take. I thought it would be the perspective from my age group. Instead, every time I’ve tuned in the podcast, appears to be run by young people who perhaps have been caregivers for their parents, who I assume were my age. The show doesn’t really address growing older and figuring out how to live in this world as an older adult.
My caretaking journey has been a long one- filled with logistical and emotional struggles. It’s also consuming. So, to be honest, I didn’t really want to listen to a podcast on a topic that already takes up so much of life. But I’m glad I did. Hearing personal stories from the hosts was surprisingly comforting. It helped me realize that my struggles aren’t because I’m weak or failing. It’s because caretaking is hard. And my thoughts and feelings are normal. This is like the support group I didn’... more
Know that non paid caregivers can suffer severe PTSD (AKA burnout) as severe as if they have been combat especially if the person being taken care of is a narcissist and has cognitive decline. Very little attention has been paid to the caregiver dilemma who is either a family member or partner.
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This show centers on the realities of aging from the perspective of adult children, covering caregiving, memory and mental health, senior living choices, and the financial implications of aging parents. Episodes regularly blend personal stories with expert insights, offering practical guidance for families navigating transitions like dementia care, Medicare limitations, and conversations about living arrangements. A recurring strength is translating tough topics—PTSD in veteran family members, caregiver burnout, and navigating difficult conversations—into actionable advice, while maintaining a supportive, community-driven tone that resonates with listeners who juggle caregiving duties and their own lives. The format often pairs real-world a... more
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Recent guests on The Grey Take include:
1. Dr. Teresa Young
2. Ali Drescher
3. Em Mortenson
4. Libby Avant
5. Matt Avant
6. Nathan Avant
7. Dr. Brianna Barney
8. Laura Stassi
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